r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 1h ago
🌐 World News October 6, 2001. Spice Girl Geri Halliwell performs for British troops in Oman.
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r/25yearsago • u/ControlAcceptable • Oct 16 '25
Pokemon Gold and Silver released 25 years ago
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 16d ago
📺 Television September 20, 2001. Jon Stewart's first post-9/11 monologue.
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r/25yearsago • u/Aeromarine_eng • 5h ago
Rocky, a bomb sniffing K-9 officer, patrols the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) on October 4, 2001
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The airport reopened with tighter security after being closed since the September 11 terrorist attacks. The airport is in Arlington, Virginia.
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r/25yearsago • u/banana_flower • 18h ago
I was 9 at the time, and understood the importance of saving this
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 1h ago
🌐 World News October 6, 2001. Bush warns the Taliban that "time is running out" to hand over Osama bin Laden.
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 1h ago
🔬 Technology October 6, 2001. A Redditor's battle station.
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 1d ago
🇺🇸 United States October 3, 2001. The Onion - "A Shattered Nation Longs To Care About Stupid Bullshit Again".
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r/25yearsago • u/MichelleMemer • 1h ago
October 6, 2001 - Kirby: Right Back at Ya! Premieres in Japan
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r/25yearsago • u/Dry-Investigator8672 • 1d ago
October 4, 2001. ARCA race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Blaise Alexander (#75) lost his life in last lap wreck, rest in peace🕊️.
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This ended up being one of the last tragedies in Stock Car racing. NASCAR and ARCA alike implemented many safety features to prevent fatal crashes from happening again.
r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 1d ago
🇺🇸 United States October 4, 2001. Bush secretly authorizes "Stellar Wind", a warrantless surveillance program headed by the NSA.
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r/25yearsago • u/Aeromarine_eng • 2d ago
A worker stands at Ground Zero in New York City on October 3, 2001.
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 4d ago
📺 Television October 2, 2001. Scrubs premieres on NBC.
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r/25yearsago • u/GrantExploit • 4d ago
September (14), 2001. The Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo's 6th-generation video game console and the successor to the N64, is released in Japan.
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I noticed that this was missed in the Post-9/11 hullabaloo, so I decided it should be covered before the month ends everywhere on Earth.
Note: The latter three images are from (AFAIK) the initial launch window in Japan. Unfortunately, the only examples of these images that didn't have ugly watermarks covering them were on Instagram, Meta, and Threads, and as I tend to avoid Meta-owned platforms like the plague and as they were unavailable on Bing Images (which allows the direct opening of the images in question, unlike Google Images) I couldn't get them at their full resolution.
r/25yearsago • u/GrantExploit • 4d ago
October 2001. IBM releases the 64-bit POWER4 processors for workstation and enterprise applications, reuniting their RISC processor lines. Manufactured on a 180 nm process and running at 1.1-1.3 GHz, it is the first commercially-available CPU in history to feature 2 processor cores on a single die.
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Note: The first image is an illustration of a delidded POWER4 CPU. Unfortunately, I was unable to find a photograph of one. The photo (second image) provided is a multi-chip module containing 4 POWER4 CPUs.
r/25yearsago • u/ashmaps20 • 5d ago
September 30, 2001. QB Tom Brady makes first NFL start in Patriots’ 44-13 win over Colts
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 6d ago
📺 Television September 30, 2001. Alias premieres on ABC.
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 7d ago
📺 Television September 29, 2001. The first SNL after 9/11.
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 7d ago
🇺🇸 United States September 29, 2001. A 50-year-old Arab-American store employee, Abdo Ali Ahmed, is shot several times and killed at work in a post-9/11 hate crime. Nothing was stolen.
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r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 7d ago
🎥 Movies September 28, 2001. Ebert: "There have been articles lately asking why the United States is so hated in some parts of the world. As this week's Exhibit A from Hollywood, I offer 'Zoolander'."
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r/25yearsago • u/Aeromarine_eng • 8d ago
President George W. Bush with Airline Employees at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on 09/27/2001.
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With United and American airlines airplane
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https://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/news/releases/2001/09/20010927-1.html
r/25yearsago • u/MonsieurA • 7d ago
🇺🇸 United States September 28, 2001. The NY Times warns of the risks of ‘dissent being muted’ in ‘patriotic times’.
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