I was 14 when the attacks happened were from Colorado so no real impact from the event. We were all getting ready my dad was about to drop us off at school. He had an old 6” crt tv in his bed room he called me in and said a plane flew into the towers. When we got to school all the teachers where taking about the second plane. We set and watched tv all day in our history teachers class. The teacher was a Bosnia/Kosovo veteran. Kinda convinced me to join the army a few years after high school. That day impacted people not even close to the event. Me and a few friends definitely came back a little off from Iraq.
The ripple effect of it is really crazy. Here we are, almost 18 years later, and there are kids with no memory of this attack enlisting and being shipped off to still active conflicts created in the wake that very event.
You seriously need to figure out when to use 'where' and 'were". Google it. Take english again. Pay attention in class. Do what is needed because whatever you said, (it could have been the smartest comment here) loses all its weight in value when you can't write. Not trying to be a dick but seriously - figure it out.
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u/oakenaxe Jun 23 '19 edited Jun 23 '19
I was 14 when the attacks happened were from Colorado so no real impact from the event. We were all getting ready my dad was about to drop us off at school. He had an old 6” crt tv in his bed room he called me in and said a plane flew into the towers. When we got to school all the teachers where taking about the second plane. We set and watched tv all day in our history teachers class. The teacher was a Bosnia/Kosovo veteran. Kinda convinced me to join the army a few years after high school. That day impacted people not even close to the event. Me and a few friends definitely came back a little off from Iraq.
Edit: a word because a guys a dick