Posted by: Otter_DOTW on September 11, 2003 at 02:37:43

As living in New Jersey, I remember waking upto my mom telling me to turn on the tv. I watched it for about 5 minutes, then walked 30 yards down my sidewalk on my street and watched the towers burm, and watched the towers fall.. Yeah, I can see the entire skyline from my house. It is deffinately somethin that affects everyone and leaves a hole in your hearts.. but actually watching it; not on tv, not in pictures, but with your own eyes.. deffinately devastating. Scary part was that alot of people in my neighborhood worked at the towers. We are only 30 minutes out from the city. Some people were late and turned around when it happend, some people were sick and didnt go to work. However, one friend of ours didnt even work there.. he went for a business meeting. He wasnt supposed to be there. He never came home. He was on the floor that was hit first and just like that.. he was gone. It's a horrid thing, and still to this day its a weird and hard feeling to not see those towers there, and just the idea of 3 thousand people losing their lives in a way such as that.. its one of those things I hope other generations dont have to see or feel, but with how these people hate us with a passion. the hatred they feel towards us and our freedoms... you never know. Sorry I rambled on through this... just one of those things I needed to vent and get off my chest. Thank you for starting this post Wyrm. God Bless You All and never forget 9/11. Chris "OTTER" Ott Disciples of the Watch / D.O.T.W Blues Crew : I'd just like to take a moment and share my thoughts about today. 2 years ago our world changed. 2 years ago, everything we thought was so nearly perfect was turned upside down. This post is just a memorial to those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. If it wasn't for our military, our freedom, our way of life, we wouldn't be able to enjoy the sport of paintball that we all love so much. To the victems and the families of 9/11, God be with you, We Will Never Forget.

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