I was at home. Just sat around & watched coverage all day, both online & TV. One thing I'll remember is that while that day brought out a lot of the best of America, it also brought out a lot of the worst. A frightening number of people online ( regular people, it's not like I was on KKK.org or anything ) immediately cranked up the "nuke the towelheads" rhetoric.

At the time, I worked for a company monitoring radio stations across North America, identifying songs. When I got to work that afternoon, most FM music stations had switched to news programming. So obviously there wasn't much to do, so we all sat around & watched TV coverage all nite.

Not to get too political about it, but I can't believe we still haven't gotten Bin Laden.

wait, was that Elvis?

Never forget. He hasn't.

the american eagle is laughing all the way to the bank

why are people that are overly patriotic always poor designers?

awesome

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

fu for the win

Oh man -- that stairway is literally the first image result for "stairway to heaven"

Is there anything more American than a little Led Zeppelin?

jesus fu that's awesome.

It was fellow boarder, Nick, whose experience chilled me the most. He actually saw falling bodies hit the ground. How do you get over something like that?

I'll never forget that day...

I was in the eighth grade. I got completely dacked (underwear included) by some girl in front of a large group of people.

Years later, I exacted my revenge by sleeping with her.

Your name finally makes sense!