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I remember when I was in 5th grade when it happened. Many kids had panic attacks and had to go home.

On a very random note, the title for this topic reminded me of that line from V for Vandetta: "Remember, remember, the Fifth of November..." (Or, in this case, the Eleventh of September)

sadly i remember being in school and my teacher getting a call it was her frined she had worked at the twin towers except she was off that day she had over 50 friends in their and they all sadly lost their lives. i was also in the third grade and remember kids being called out of school after an hour when the twin towers crashed at that time i thought their was some thing big like bombs heading toward the us or some thing like that but i will never forget that day when i saw tons crying and being rushed home.

I was in bed, and my dad ran in and told me to run to the Television that was situated in their room. When i walked in I saw the second plane slam into the tower, and not soon after we got a flood of calls from our family back east tellin gus they were ok, as well as asking if we were ok. I wasin 8th grade, and I live near the 3rrd largest airbase in the united States, and the main base for Minuteman Missle launches, so some of us were scared that somewhere nearby would be a target.

Just hope they do not revert to Biological Warfare....it is worse than anything possible. Picture New York being hit by a bomb filled with Anthorax.....would be terrible.