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02-06-2003, 12:21 PM

RU TEG, I forgot that you live in NY. When I was down in there it didn't really smell but there was still dust just about everywhere. You know, in all the corners of doorways and stuff. There was one thing that REALLY pissed me off. Is that there were all tourists taking pictures of GroundZero itself. I found it very disrespectful. I'm sure that they just wanted a piece of history. But Damn, don't be trying to take pictured of collapsed builings and the grim people doing search and recovery work. I thought it was disrespectful for all the people that were still in there that lost thier lives. That's like busting into someone's wake and taking pictures Take pictures of the memorials and whatnot. One of my best friends is a firefighter and he was there the day after all went down and his fire chief took pictures. I had the oppurtunity to see them. And I still can't quite find the words to describe them.

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02-06-2003, 12:21 PM	#17
msvtec14 Posts: n/a	RU TEG, I forgot that you live in NY. When I was down in there it didn't really smell but there was still dust just about everywhere. You know, in all the corners of doorways and stuff. There was one thing that REALLY pissed me off. Is that there were all tourists taking pictures of GroundZero itself. I found it very disrespectful. I'm sure that they just wanted a piece of history. But Damn, don't be trying to take pictured of collapsed builings and the grim people doing search and recovery work. I thought it was disrespectful for all the people that were still in there that lost thier lives. That's like busting into someone's wake and taking pictures Take pictures of the memorials and whatnot. One of my best friends is a firefighter and he was there the day after all went down and his fire chief took pictures. I had the oppurtunity to see them. And I still can't quite find the words to describe them.