i hadjust finished preparing my grandmothers breakfast and was splitting firewood while she ate. she banged on the window of her breakfast nook and waved for my assistance. i figured she needed something like a knife or maybe more coffee. she had tears welling in her eyes as she pointed me to the television.

Millard.

Probably at school.
Is there something significant about the 9th November over 20 years ago?
My password is password.

Steve, absolutely nobody believes your ridiculous bullshit tall tales and war stories. You're a worthless, morbidly obese, potato-headed pedophile whose greatest accomplishment in life is that you once worked as a minimum-wage security guard. Hang yourself with barbed wire, you pathetic sack of ****.

I worked 2 blocks away from the Towers and was there that day and experienced everything.
I detailed it for many many years on Imdb so I wont repeat myself. I refused to speak to Tv of any kind.
But I did give Interviews to two National Newspapers.
I won't doxx myself by saying who I am.
Terrible day. I saw quite a few people kill themselves by jumping off the towers.
The only poster who had his account banned 4 times without ever breaking any rules each of those times.

I was off that day from work. I first heard about what happened from a news report on a jazz radio station while driving in my car.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

kys Warren
My password is password.

Yeah, I would also switch to slash fag if I was going to be hitting up on a 10 year old to!

Wanna ****?
My password is password.

Wasn't born for another 15 years.
My password is password.

I had early-onset TDS
My password is password.

If you want me to take you seriously as a troll, you're going to have to try harder than this.

Little did she know that one day, her son would become a terrorist himself.

My only memories of 9/11 are very fuzzy, as I was very little. I remember coming home from first grade and my mom crying about something and briefly telling me that there had been a large terrorist attack. Years later, when I've asked my mom about this, she says that she wasn't crying on 9/11 because she doesn't cry about things like that. But I'm pretty sure that I faintly remember her crying.

At a hotel for a 3 day work conference.