My life wasn't changed much, no economic or physical changes, and I wasn't really scared by it because I was in the 5th grade at the time and I understood that the U.S. Military is the most powerful in the world and sure enough they owned the terrorists and no attacks on the U.S. since.

Yes, I have to go like 2 hours before a flight to get through security. Pure BS.

Not really, I mean, we've had our terrorist attacks since then. But, of course, nobody cares about them.

Nope. Of course I had predicted America would have suicide bombers on during the Clinton years. So America is still actually "ahead of the curve" of where i predicted terrorism to be when i was in highschool.

i was in kindergarden when a teacher said something about it to the class and everyone screamed! lol

I will always remember it because September 11 is my birthday. I turned 15 that day. I also remember it because my dad's brother missed his flight and that flight was the one that hit the Pentagon. My dad lost a good friend in the WTC too.

personally, I think that's better than having jumbo jets smashing into skyscrapers, but that's just my opinion.

OT: It didn't really change my life that much other than it made me far more interested in events in foreign countries. That was a heck of a crazy day though.

im sorry but.....lol!

i know someone who was born on that day. she said im bad luck! lol are you bad luck!?

Would you also believe that my sister was born on August 31, the day Princess Diana was killed? Sad, but true. I come from a cursed family.

i was more effected by the 7/7 bombimgs in london cause im english