7/7
#2
Re: 7/7
7th July is a significant date in my life due to things that happened or I experienced over the years. Memories were hard yesterday.
#3
Re: 7/7
It really brought home to me the randomness of fate and how lives are changed and ended so quickly with just the unfortunateness of being somewhere at the wrong time.
I felt real hated for those people who could shatter lives so indiscriminately.
I feel strongly for those continuing to suffer because of the inhumanity of that day.
#4
Re: 7/7
I find it upsetting. If we had not been in Australia at the time there was a strong possibility that my husband would have been on the Circle line tube at Edgeware Road as he was working for a company in Paddington before coming here and did the Kings X to Paddington on that line every day.
For my own reasons I find it hard because I was caught up in the Victoria Station bombing back in 1991 and it just brings back difficult memories.
My thoughts were with the victims and their families yesterday.
For my own reasons I find it hard because I was caught up in the Victoria Station bombing back in 1991 and it just brings back difficult memories.
My thoughts were with the victims and their families yesterday.
#5
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 23,400
Re: 7/7
It is etched in mind and that is for sure
So many near misses, so many people we know/loved were so close to being caught up in it but for one reason or another caught another bus/train.
In the office yesterday I mentioned it to someone and how quickly time had passed and they looked at me as though I were mad and said 'what happened on that date then?'
When something like that happens, we forget that not everyone is involved, not everyone will know about it and not everyone will care.
But my thoughts will always be with those that were affected in some way or another.
#6
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Re: 7/7
I was also working in London on that day and I found it to be one of the most exciting days I have ever lived through with the exception of 9/11 which was better because we were all told to get out of the City incase of an attack so we went to the pub to watch the buildings fall.
#7
Re: 7/7
I was also working in London on that day and I found it to be one of the most exciting days I have ever lived through with the exception of 9/11 which was better because we were all told to get out of the City incase of an attack so we went to the pub to watch the buildings fall.
#8
Joined: Sep 2005
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Re: 7/7
I was also working in London on that day and I found it to be one of the most exciting days I have ever lived through with the exception of 9/11 which was better because we were all told to get out of the City incase of an attack so we went to the pub to watch the buildings fall.
I take it that you didn't have to call your family/friends to see if they were OK?
I take it that the thought of those poor people injured/killed by that incident didn't touch you in anyway the very moment that you knew there had been loss of life.
I clearly remembering frantically calling my Dad to see if he had been caught up in it and listening to my sister on the phone in tears in Cyprus calling to see if myself/husband/father/brother were all OK.
No, I thought not - or else you wouldn't spout such shite.
My oh my, isn't it always the wrong type of people hurt in these disasters.
I hope you enjoyed your pint and your view of what happened.
#9
Re: 7/7
You sick, offensive little 'child of no father'.
I take it that you didn't have to call your family/friends to see if they were OK?
I take it that the thought of those poor people injured/killed by that incident didn't touch you in anyway the very moment that you knew there had been loss of life.
I clearly remembering frantically calling my Dad to see if he had been caught up in it and listening to my sister on the phone in tears in Cyprus calling to see if myself/husband/father/brother were all OK.
No, I thought not - or else you wouldn't spout such shite.
My oh my, isn't it always the wrong type of people hurt in these disasters.
I hope you enjoyed your pint and your view of what happened.
I take it that you didn't have to call your family/friends to see if they were OK?
I take it that the thought of those poor people injured/killed by that incident didn't touch you in anyway the very moment that you knew there had been loss of life.
I clearly remembering frantically calling my Dad to see if he had been caught up in it and listening to my sister on the phone in tears in Cyprus calling to see if myself/husband/father/brother were all OK.
No, I thought not - or else you wouldn't spout such shite.
My oh my, isn't it always the wrong type of people hurt in these disasters.
I hope you enjoyed your pint and your view of what happened.
#13
Re: 7/7
I was working in the community we were taking the minor injuries to free the hospitals for the major injuries
isgraham go away little troll:curse:
isgraham go away little troll:curse: