Where were you last year during the 7/7 bombing?

Answer 1

on a train coming into London Bridge, got a phone call from a mate in the office. I sprinted from London Bridge to Liverpool Street through crowds of people outside, but it was too late the FTSE had come off 150pts and the other traders in my office had cleaned up, I spent the next 3 hrs selling it as it retraced before going home, it's not nice to say, but millionaires were made on that day, and I lost a packet....... but it was all terrible for the families concerned, it was a great tragedy, I can't believe these losers have so much hate in them to target innocent people who don't even care about Muslims.......

Answer 2

I was on my way to work. I was living in Fulham and commuting Bracknell at the time. By the time arrived at my desk my phone was ringing constantly People i knew from London, hometown (Bury), Japan and Australia were trying to contact me franticalIy. I had now idea what was happening. First i heard it was a power surge but then i heard about the bus in Tavistock square then i knew it definitely wasnt a 'power surge' Sickening time!

A few years ago, when i was working a Civil Servant, the IRA bombed our buidlings. That was very scary indeed. 7/7 made those memories come flooding back!

God Rest their souls! London we will never forget! P>S> you didnt say where you were on that dark day?

Answer 3

I think I was waking u just when the first one went off, When I found out what happened I was at the gym, talking about if te Olympics would be good for London or not..( They will be great)
I cant blieve how weak can people be ( the bombers) to let other people convince them to do someting so horrible, sitting in a train and look at people knowing you're gonna kill them, how messed up can you be? And knowing these people have nothing to do with what's happening in the war. Their death has absolutely no effect on what the goverment will do, doesn't affect them one bit

Answer 4

Woke up early, and for some reason decided to turn the TV on for a second before goin back to sleep, ended up watchin News 24 for the next 4 hours or somethin.

Answer 5

I was here in South Africa and my wife was in England, Manchester. She was the first person to alert me of what had just hapenned. I called a couple of my friends who live in London to check if they were ok. Fortunately they were alright. However, it was still tragic because many innocent people became casualties. My wife had already booked a flight from Manchester, via Heathrow to Johannesburg. She had to cancel it and booked another one that went via Paris. I still don't understand why London was bombed.

Answer 6

I was in my bed in glasgow with a hang over when I woke up and put on TV. Have two sisters in London and I was Horrified at the news

Answer 7

I was on the brink of crying, the only reason the bombings happened was because we went to war in the middle east, if we had never gone to war along side america, those who died would have survived

Answer 8

Oversleeping in my hotel room in London when I was supposed to be on the tube going to Kings Kross station.

I had my gardian angels looking over me that morning and they must have turned off my alarm

Answer 9

In my room at the army regiment i was based at. I had the day off and just watched the drama unfold on tv.

Answer 10

i was masturbating










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joe g shut tha phuck up america didn't go to war with middle east and look what happened to them on september 11th. a good amount of al qa-eda fags have been taken out due to this war.

oh, yeah, what about the madrid bombings too? spain didn't go to war