Robinson Secondary School on 9/11

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2015
  • On September 11, 2001, I brought my camera to school - Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax, Virginia - to shoot some footage of my friends before Calculus class. As I was known as one of the school's resident filmmakers, it wasn't unusual for me to always be carrying my camera around.
    The bell rang. Our teacher Mr. Perencevich came in and announced, “Some idiot flew a plane into the World Trade Center.”

Komentáře • 306

  • @neovideo2957
    @neovideo2957 Před 8 lety +349

    this has such a weird vibe to it... having it start out with teenagers hanging out & doing unrelated things makes it feel like one of those found-footage horror movies

    • @Jargonecius
      @Jargonecius Před 8 lety +20

      I was in highschool when 9/11 happened. This is pretty much exactly how it felt at my school too. It was a weird day.

    • @CriminalMacabre
      @CriminalMacabre Před 8 lety +11

      it was an horror movie, that ended with a lot of those kids dead in some ditch in kandahar or faluja

    • @C64CANON
      @C64CANON Před 3 lety +2

      yes this was me in school now being 32 years old looking back sure does feel wierd. we was just early teens here i was 13 going on 14

    • @C64CANON
      @C64CANON Před 3 lety +1

      @@Jargonecius i was in 8th grade

  • @BeenSauce
    @BeenSauce Před 8 lety +122

    I was 17 on 9/10/01 coming home from the bronx. The weather was actually quite amazing, and I decided to stop at central park, sit on a huge rock and eat an eggroll I bought. From there with only about $10 on hand, I walked all the way downtown to Tribeca, picked up a slice before heading home, and took a glimpse down West Broadway (I think) to see the twin towers.
    By the time I had gotten home the sun had set, and where I lived in Ridgewood, Queens - I could see the sparkle of the skyline at night. My home was at the top of a hill, making it quite a sight to behold before packing in for the night.
    I woke up around 11 am the next day to my mother sobbing uncontrollably. The TV was on, with nothing but smoke billowing out of the towers. I had no idea it was merely a replay. Running outside, I could already begin to smell the towers, but had no idea I was only going to see a stack of smoke left where the buildings used to be. Never knew what it could feel like for someone to collapse to their knees in such stark powerlessness.

    • @C64CANON
      @C64CANON Před 3 lety +2

      it sure was a bad day up and now Covid 19 but man i was 13 years old on this day. i turned 24 on October 24 of That year and reading your story puts me in your point of view. i wish i had the chance to see the towers i mean as a kid i seen them on TV but never really understood them as powerful epic towers even in 2001 going to the statue of liberty i know i seen the towers that summer but my mind did not thinkl much of them as im portant and famous they were. I live in Queens. I wish i had to oppertunity you had at 17 to get a glimps of them the day before. by the way, you still live in NYC?

  • @ashisgroovy5333
    @ashisgroovy5333 Před 8 lety +23

    Oh my God this takes me back. I graduated in 2002 and the remainder of that year just seemed off. After graduation with some friends I joined the USAF and them the Army. Looking back on everything, it was a choice I would have done differently. Wars not a video game with respawn.

  • @dylanslemp4069
    @dylanslemp4069 Před 2 lety +20

    It’s really strange watching this footage. That first minute and a half was basically the last time these students lived in a pre-9/11 world, before everything changed for the worse. Thank you for uploading this footage.

  • @holodoctor1
    @holodoctor1 Před 2 lety +15

    This is incredible footage. Someone doing a film project or a class project just happened to catch real high school students reactions during it. I was in jr. high at this point, and I have so many memories from this day. This sums it up so well. It’s absolutely still traumatizing to watch this footage, even today. 😕
    Bless everyone who died that day. 🥺

  • @mattpetersgm
    @mattpetersgm Před 8 lety +31

    Sums it up pretty well. You're starting to believe it's a big deal but it takes a while to hit. I actually started laughing when I saw those kids crack smiles when they saw themselves being filmed, it's just a natural reaction.

    • @merfwriter
      @merfwriter Před 3 lety +2

      I'd be like, "Dude why are you filming? Put the camera down, just watch the TV. This isn't the right time to be film right now.

    • @guyfierimtwi
      @guyfierimtwi Před rokem

      Well, it's not like it's going to be shared 5 seconds later

  • @fitzcannon
    @fitzcannon Před 8 lety +19

    I was in high school when 9/11 happened, it was truly a day of fear, everyone in class though we were getting drafted into a war.

    • @nathanmedina2809
      @nathanmedina2809 Před 4 lety +1

      Fitzcannon wtf what high school did you go to a military school

    • @FluffyBunny9002
      @FluffyBunny9002 Před 4 lety +2

      Me too. Sophomore at the time. I just found my old agenda book from back then where I would write my homework assignments and for every class I just wrote "watched news".

  • @_Cato_
    @_Cato_ Před 8 lety +31

    Something tells me that kid at 2:20 flew off to war soon after this video.

  • @Mistamista69
    @Mistamista69 Před 6 lety +15

    you know I like this video, it seems like in all the movies about 9/11 they have an over the top, Oscar worthy reaction to 9/11 but these kids actually have realistic reactions, kinda like hearing about a school shooting in 2018

  • @3dgamerman
    @3dgamerman Před 8 lety +135

    those smirks when the camera turned to them

    • @stephenTcartwright
      @stephenTcartwright Před 8 lety +8

      When I saw the news I didn't believe it was real and I'm from the UK. It took persistent reports for it to start to set in what had just happened.

    • @averageobserver7834
      @averageobserver7834 Před 8 lety +43

      It was probably more of a nervous response than anything else. This high school is in Northern Virginia so its likely some of these kids in the video had family members who worked in the pentagon. I can with almost certainty say that none of them found anything about what was happening to be comical.

    • @datsun51
      @datsun51 Před 8 lety +9

      these kids did 9/11

    • @tyfann8395
      @tyfann8395 Před 8 lety +13

      I mean when you're so disconnected from the situation. I was in my freshman year and when the buses took us home the theme was like 'free day off from school i guess?'

    • @davidguinn5355
      @davidguinn5355 Před 8 lety +27

      Those are the smirks of children being filmed by their friends. The gravity of the situation hadn't settled in yet. I was in school when we heard the news too. On the way home, a kid on the bus had printed out a picture he found on the internet of people jumping from the towers. He was passing it around, talking about how 'cool' it was. People on fire. Death. Destruction. This was the height of the gothkid/emo thing in our area. A lot of more outrageously stupid teenagers thought they were standing out by being edgy or something. Christ, I don't know why I'm trying to frame this in a frigging youtube comment. I've read other comments here. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

  • @ImOkayThanks
    @ImOkayThanks Před 8 lety +38

    From someone who knew the uploader to the guy who posted this on reddit.
    "He does, I just messaged him. We are having a mini reunion via facebook right now. One of the people in the video even made an epilogue for you:
    "Also, this feels like it needs some kind of epilogue... Today, the filmmaker still keeps in touch with his friends from high school and is still interested in film making. Two of the students are married (to each other). One is a medical doctor. And another went on to attend West Point and continues to serve his country. We can only assume that the twins are no longer wearing matching outfits today. :)"
    Thanks for bringing but both good memories, and some sad ones too."

  • @twentylush
    @twentylush Před 8 lety +89

    its scary to think some of these kids probably signed up to go fight in the east

    • @FullMetalNapkin
      @FullMetalNapkin Před 8 lety +8

      I knew that moment. I did 4 years and 3 deployments. I skipped out on a free ride to UConn.

    • @mrboss6808
      @mrboss6808 Před 3 lety

      They didn't do the draft in 2001 but some of them vollentered

    • @Rockinruffhouser
      @Rockinruffhouser Před 3 lety

      I did but in 2014 after hs graduation.

    • @txterbug
      @txterbug Před 2 lety

      Kid that was getting emotional definitely did

  • @mlee-w664
    @mlee-w664 Před 6 lety +9

    Wow I remember I was in kindergarten on 9/11 and I remember being really scared that day. And for years after when I saw a plane, I would watch it to make sure it wasn't going to hit my apartment building. :/

  • @rachelmcnamara950
    @rachelmcnamara950 Před 8 lety +48

    Watching all those kids realize the world had just completely changed gave me chills. Would you consider a follow up? Track down the people in this video and do a kind of "where are they now" and "how did this change your life.?"

    • @nathanmedina2809
      @nathanmedina2809 Před 4 lety +1

      Rachel McNamara wtf the world did not completely change

    • @Kravis63
      @Kravis63 Před 10 měsíci +3

      @@nathanmedina2809American culture changed in a lot of ways.

    • @devinbrucephotography
      @devinbrucephotography Před 10 měsíci +2

      More than American culture. It’s touched every part of this world - the Five Eyes program turned the whole world crazy.

  • @eggsaladbob
    @eggsaladbob Před 8 lety +22

    This is incredible footage. Thanks for sharing.

  • @C64CANON
    @C64CANON Před 3 lety +13

    The Kid at 2:16 Of The Video And His Expression At 2:23 Of The Video. You Can Feel It.

    • @MonumentalTeam
      @MonumentalTeam Před rokem

      If you weren’t aware, many kids at this school had parents who worked at the pentagon and they had to wait until the end of the day to find out if mom or dad was ok.

  • @HaleXF11
    @HaleXF11 Před 8 lety +44

    And then we lost a huge chunk of our freedom as Americans. The End.

    • @candiduscorvus
      @candiduscorvus Před 8 lety +4

      And it's never coming back because people have somehow accepted it and violently complain any time someone stands up to those who continue to want to take more away.

  • @Peteork25
    @Peteork25 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I graduated in 2020 from robinson. Seeing this video shot me back to my last couple days of school before lockdown. The sheer amount of nothing that we knew.. I’ve seen looks on those faces I’ve seen within the self.

  • @SixSpeeed
    @SixSpeeed Před 5 lety +8

    Here we are again, RIP to all the victims. 09/11/2018

  • @cloudofthought
    @cloudofthought Před 8 lety +8

    Thanks for sharing this. It brings back that feeling of genuine, altruistic, national unity. Sadly, following 9/11 we allowed that temporary unity directed against "the other" to blind us to the dangers of legislating from fear. A sort of national PTSD, expressed yet denied, limiting our long-term perspective, and creating polarizing fissures equal in magnitude to the unity once experienced. Now people rally around a "leader" who promises a "unity" by pointing fingers at others, "strength" by punishing the weak, and "greatness" by acting the same as the terrorist we abhor.

    • @cloudofthought
      @cloudofthought Před 8 lety

      Haha. Wat? I was referring to Donald Trump, not the President. It's interesting how you could interpret it that way. I can't see it, but then again there's a lot insane right-wing rhetoric out there. A lot of people can't even agree on the basic facts due to the polarizing echo chambers and filter bubbles they live in, so I don't blame you. Siri Keller

    • @sirikeller317
      @sirikeller317 Před 8 lety

      cloudofthought Well that makes the quotes around leader more accurate. But by saying, "people rally around a 'leader'", I don't know how you would expect people to understand that you mean Trump. He's not a 'leader' of anything yet, yes he has rabid fans who rally around him, but not a leader of anything in the US currently so that makes what you said confusing.

    • @VinceFromCollateral
      @VinceFromCollateral Před 8 lety +2

      nationalism is the purest political force to ever exist. the reason people rallied around ideas of nationhood and tribe is because they were attacked by outsiders who wished to destroy them. these outsiders-- the "other" you call them-- internalize a deep-seated in-group/out-group mentality and see violence against our group as totally justified. "humanists" "like" "you" "can" "use" "scare-quotes" all day to delegitimize the natural desire to meet the challenge by embracing nation, but it will not change immutable social-biological functions overnight.

  • @Hypurman1
    @Hypurman1 Před 8 lety +7

    It's interesting seeing the different reactions.
    I was a senior in h.s. on that day, but in New York City. From our classroom we could see the second plane hit (we were all already watching the smoke from the first one), and the... I do'nt know the word... "atmosphere" (?) of the class was very different. i'd have been curious to see footage of how the Fairfax school reacted to the Pentagon hit.

  • @DefCatofficial
    @DefCatofficial Před 6 lety

    thank you so much for sharing this.

  • @nicholasworley4164
    @nicholasworley4164 Před 3 lety +1

    I went to Robinson Secondary School and was in 10th grade geometry class when we all found out. Very eery day. School closed early that day and my older brother came and picked me up.

  • @sevtosaze
    @sevtosaze Před 8 lety +1

    I was 22 and just finished 4 years in the Army and had just started college. Had weird dreams from a mild fever and stayed home from class that day. Woke up and turned on the news as the first reports came across and watched second plane hit.
    Eerie morning.

  • @ardie4
    @ardie4 Před 6 lety +13

    From the time when I was little, even I remember the early 2000’s really clinging on to the 90’s...

  • @michael85225
    @michael85225 Před 9 měsíci

    This video started out in a different era and then after just a minute and a half a new era began. Crazy how much change occurs in this short video.

  • @nkaink3171
    @nkaink3171 Před 3 lety +1

    I live in Australia, & have all of my life. There used to be a kid's show on TV every morning called Cheez TV that showed cartoons. When 9/11 happened, instead of cartoons, there was nothing but news of the attacks. When my mum realised what was going on, she quickly turned the TV off. I didn't understand what was going on.
    I was 8 years old.
    It wasn't until I got to school that I found out what had happened. My older sister's teacher rolled in a TV & made her entire class watch the news footage. I don't remember much else from that day. I definitely remember growing up in the 2000s, with irrational fears about Arabs, & heavy security measures being put in all over the place.
    Honestly, seeing this footage of regular students 8-10 years older than me, in the country that got attacked that day, is really sobering. At the same time, I hope that none of them wound up in the military just to get revenge, or other horrible things, but I suspect some of them did...

  • @spaceballs44
    @spaceballs44 Před rokem

    I was in Lincoln, Nebraska working at a grocery store I was 18 and graduated in 2001 and I listened to this on a morning show and I’ll never forget hearing the DJ and a faint female voice with a screech or high pitch say Oh my God it’s gone. I knew the tower fell. I was thinking of all the people that had just died even in the planes and having to jump or burn or choke to death. This day changed not only America but the World.

  • @HassanKhan0987
    @HassanKhan0987 Před 3 lety +1

    That one jump cut hits different

  • @peteypariah6603
    @peteypariah6603 Před 8 lety +44

    Jeez 2001 has not aged well.

  • @weedvideos420
    @weedvideos420 Před 8 lety +12

    In New york: 3 Buildings came down with 2 Planes in their own footprint. Makes sense
    -Mr. Reddit

  • @stegura83
    @stegura83 Před 5 lety +2

    Holy crap! Perencivich taught me Algebra 2 back in 2000!

  • @Incident8
    @Incident8 Před 8 lety +20

    We may all bicker about our "rage of the day" but when the towers fell everyone was an American and we dropped all the bullshit. Too bad it takes something like that to make us all come together but its nice to know that we do when we need to .

  • @avataz
    @avataz Před 2 lety +2

    I was in history class my senior of high school that day, the teacher came in from another class and told us what was going on. We were in nj and we could see the smoke from the towers from miles away

  • @darkspring9815
    @darkspring9815 Před rokem +1

    historical footage

  • @johnnycazares4343
    @johnnycazares4343 Před 5 lety +3

    I was 18 in 911 I got home to see my grandpa cry for 3 days

  • @IlluminaudioOG
    @IlluminaudioOG Před 8 lety +15

    These comments gave me cancer.

  • @user-us3yp2lj3w
    @user-us3yp2lj3w Před 10 měsíci +1

    This video confirms that most people 18 and under didn't really comprehend 9/11. You can see that these kids are laughing and having a good time, and even after the news shows the terrorist attack, the kids are still smirking and laughing. Yet those same kids are now in their mid to late 30's and would probably swear up and down how solemn of a day that was and how it impacted them forever in a traumatic way. For most kids, that's not true in the slightest. Most kids just went about their days as normal. I'm of a similar age. I imagine the attack had a different impact on adults, but for kids it was nothing. It is illustrative of a lack of emotional development, and the fact that most of the same kids (now adults) would claim otherwise is disingenuous to the max.

  • @oAirehko
    @oAirehko Před 8 lety +1

    An 11 hour drive is a lot to ask from a 14 year old. To be honest, when this happened, the reality didn't hit me for a couple years. Even then t was a morbid teenage curiosity. Now another 10 years later, it's a matter of historical investigation. Weird how the mind works with learning.

  • @santiagosantana3562
    @santiagosantana3562 Před 3 lety +2

    And then I was born 2 days later 🥺

    • @dingdongpaddiwack
      @dingdongpaddiwack Před 2 lety

      I was born almost 19 months after. Crazy to think a whole generation has passed since 9/11. Wish I got to see what the world was like before that.

  • @LockeProductions.
    @LockeProductions. Před 8 lety +2

    Feels like cloverfield

  • @ThisAccountIsNoLongerActive000

    somebody reposted this on tiktok. wow. i've seen tons of 9/11 home footage from the streets of manhattan but i've never seen footage of high school students reacting to it unfolding on television. sure i've heard stories of people being in school and having tv's brought into the classroom when it was announced what was going on but never have I seen actual footage of it like this. as you can probably tell I was only about 10 months old when it all happened and hadn't experienced it like most of the commenters have in the comments. in some way this footage is historical because it reveals how people reacted to this from several miles away -- in real time for that matter. truly sad.

  • @Mortarion6666
    @Mortarion6666 Před 8 lety +1

    Holy shit, I remember those old school projectors. Used to play finger puppets with them

  • @biancaj6335
    @biancaj6335 Před 6 lety +4

    That’s the school I’m going to next year

  • @JuiceHasser
    @JuiceHasser Před 8 lety +75

    I hate even thinking about 2001. Not because of the crash but because there were no Dank Memes back then. How did people even live?

    • @fdajj
      @fdajj Před 8 lety

      dem image macros

    • @frenchmen77
      @frenchmen77 Před 8 lety +3

      In fact memes have been around for like 2000 years. Romans had a guy with a big dick they would graffiti everywhere as a joke.

    • @AngstycAT77
      @AngstycAT77 Před 8 lety +5

      They weren't all autistic shitposters.

    • @RosinGoblin
      @RosinGoblin Před 8 lety +1

      We had Pokemon and we liked it.

    • @ace-x6m
      @ace-x6m Před 7 lety

      okay you obviously aren't more than 5 years old.

  • @vea011
    @vea011 Před 2 lety +2

    THIS IS MY HISTORY CLASS RN LOL

  • @TuckerDowns
    @TuckerDowns Před 8 lety

    Incredible.

  • @aurelius7778
    @aurelius7778 Před 6 lety

    I was taking the Indiana 8th grade state test. No one knew until the end of the school day.

  • @ace-x6m
    @ace-x6m Před 7 lety +2

    I was in first grade in southern maryland at this same exact time i remember class that day :(

  • @EpicHotCheese
    @EpicHotCheese Před 6 lety +3

    My school went into some kind of emergency lock down mode, rumor spread that there's some kind of national terrorist attack. We were locked in our class room for hours and the school kept blasting the same siren over the main speakers. What a horrible day and a shit school.

  • @StephCody
    @StephCody Před 3 lety +3

    Yo I’m a senior this year at Robinson Secondary 👀

  • @Rynnnoo
    @Rynnnoo Před 8 lety +6

    Robinson Secondary in Northern Virginia

  • @SoloDolo414
    @SoloDolo414 Před 4 lety +1

    Crazy, this is my high school. I was there (not that class) on that day

  • @BowlerHatHatHatHat
    @BowlerHatHatHatHat Před 8 lety +4

    I remember this, didn't give two shits for a building I had never heard about. Took the time to sleep and nap. The news has always been great at trying to make the public attach to what they want to.
    I feel bad for the decent human beings lost in that event.

  • @hayesotelo6667
    @hayesotelo6667 Před 4 lety +1

    I was two years old living in Portchester NY on 9/11/2001

  • @MEGACAMZ
    @MEGACAMZ Před 8 lety

    I remember not knowing the gravitas of the situation at the time.

  • @joeystoll42
    @joeystoll42 Před 8 lety +3

    Is this Robinson HS in Fairfax, VA?

  • @g0ld483
    @g0ld483 Před 8 lety +2

    my cousin was a freshman there at the time

  • @dafebeme2
    @dafebeme2 Před 8 lety +3

    1:51 "It was me"

  • @LordHarris1
    @LordHarris1 Před 7 lety +1

    Those desks are still there..... I would know I attend school there

  • @albumreviewsandsuch3114

    2 days before this,i had just turned 7...
    i gave no shits about this when it happened because,well i was a dumb kid,but when we went to school the next day,i remember every TV,every computer.... everything just had updates,and news coming from the president,and everything. felt really surreal to see all these different teachers at my school just pretend to act like it didn't happen,but kids would ask questions about it and get shot down quick... weird times man...

  • @dylan54945
    @dylan54945 Před 6 lety

    Wow. This is crazy

  • @aloe9350
    @aloe9350 Před 8 lety +1

    on 9/11 my brother was in 2nd grade and they went home when it happened

  • @hyetension6595
    @hyetension6595 Před 5 lety +1

    started robinson in 07, finished 2012!

  • @GreatMochaChino
    @GreatMochaChino Před 8 lety +132

    cool vid i r8 it 9/11

  • @LeCorBau
    @LeCorBau Před 8 lety +1

    Is this Robinson Secondary School in Virginia?

  • @NowThatsASpicyMeatball
    @NowThatsASpicyMeatball Před 5 lety +2

    Wew i was like 2 months old when that happened

  • @andrewlocklin6054
    @andrewlocklin6054 Před 7 lety

    what grade were you in

  • @michaelmyers1586
    @michaelmyers1586 Před 8 lety +6

    1:52 of course...the true mastermind behind the attacks

  • @holli_bells7048
    @holli_bells7048 Před 7 lety

    Was this of the actual day or did you reenact this

  • @yasharr1828
    @yasharr1828 Před 3 lety +1

    bruh my english class last year was in this room lmao

  • @uuoah
    @uuoah Před 8 lety

    what state is this in? obviously looks like you guys were close enough to help people with those messages and water bottles

    • @kerrt8439
      @kerrt8439 Před 8 lety

      A high school in Virginia pretty close to DC actually.

    • @siegfriedarmory6271
      @siegfriedarmory6271 Před 8 lety +1

      I went to this school, Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax VA, just outside of DC. I was Class of 2014, so this was way before my time. I remember 9/11 but I was in kindergarten when it happened. Robinson is a 20 minute drive from the pentagon and most of the students have parents who work for the government. I know of one former student who lost a parent in the pentagon.

  • @lastmiles
    @lastmiles Před 8 lety

    yeah .. building that can withstand ( and did over and over ) hurrican winds will fall straight down like a perfect controlled demolition because of a fire at the top of the tower. yep .makes total sense to me!

    • @gromann
      @gromann Před 8 lety +1

      Thankfully you're no engineer :D

    • @lastmiles
      @lastmiles Před 8 lety

      Actually yes, I am. With a military background in munitions and post graduate research work in materials science. So yes, I do know what I am talking about and I do know what a controlled demolition looks like and yes I am been involved in them.

  • @billroy565
    @billroy565 Před 8 lety +19

    These kids are in their 30's now. And I wonder if any of them wound up patriotically entering military service and ended up killed or maimed for a lie. Shame on those who made it, or let it happen.

    • @lookra26
      @lookra26 Před 8 lety +6

      Can always point out the libtards

    • @koreanchick1231
      @koreanchick1231 Před 8 lety +17

      Can always point out unintelligent war-mongerers.

    • @billroy565
      @billroy565 Před 8 lety +4

      Eric L: I've always have been a conservative. Voted for Bush once. Then I woke up. You can too.

    • @lookra26
      @lookra26 Před 8 lety +1

      Case and point.

    • @jamesmcmanus
      @jamesmcmanus Před 8 lety

      For all intensive purposes, it's a doggy dog world. Case and point - a mute point to beak leer.

  • @apeddle
    @apeddle Před 8 lety +23

    The Asian students look devastated they couldn't continue their math work.

  • @ZeranZeran
    @ZeranZeran Před 8 lety

    1:50 Look at that fucking face. We found him boys.

  • @generalsoul1
    @generalsoul1 Před 8 lety +2

    Dang this was only 2001... Looking back this video looks as if it's 1988!

    • @Mistamista69
      @Mistamista69 Před 6 lety +1

      generalsoul1 what videos from 1988 have you been watching?

  • @pumpkinpie7446
    @pumpkinpie7446 Před 7 lety +1

    I go to this school it's very different now

  • @lizzychrome7630
    @lizzychrome7630 Před 7 lety

    What's with those creepy smiles those three boys did near the end of the video?

  • @fp2231
    @fp2231 Před 8 lety

    Its weird how tragedy triggers us to go "QUICK MAKE CONSTRUCTION PAPER FLAGS AND CARDS." Not judging but looking back it does feel odd

  • @richardbreault9139
    @richardbreault9139 Před 8 lety +1

    very fucking cool.. very chilling that class room shot of the kids listening was crazy... i did the same

  • @mOnK27640
    @mOnK27640 Před 8 lety +1

    How about some of that inside job

  • @kingtoodo2917
    @kingtoodo2917 Před 8 lety

    damn you halliburton

  • @domagojkucko
    @domagojkucko Před 8 lety

    It just had to be done. War is inevitable.

  • @MasonCookMrFamous
    @MasonCookMrFamous Před 8 lety

    Wow

  • @southernpennsyrailfan8579
    @southernpennsyrailfan8579 Před 10 měsíci

    1:38 and at that very moment, america changed forever

  • @fuosdi64
    @fuosdi64 Před 4 lety

    Second day of Kindergarten for me

  • @demosthenisionnou6406
    @demosthenisionnou6406 Před 5 lety +1

    I go to Robinson

  • @jondavis2790
    @jondavis2790 Před 10 měsíci +1

    What is the date of the second half?

  • @grandadmiralthrawn5333

    They're shipping out all that water to NYC to help put out the fires!

  • @BCConcerts
    @BCConcerts Před 8 lety

    geezt 2001 had bad fashion sense looking back. looks like 80s attire.

  • @hyetension6595
    @hyetension6595 Před 5 lety +2

    Robinson Rams baby ;)

  • @harleyquinn5774
    @harleyquinn5774 Před rokem

    September 10th is my mom’s birthday.

  • @sophiashokraei2121
    @sophiashokraei2121 Před 7 lety

    This is my school, shit this is weird.

  • @averagejoe1858
    @averagejoe1858 Před 8 lety +115

    You know this is fake because the description states this is a calculus class but there are women in it.

    • @mattebby8528
      @mattebby8528 Před 8 lety +20

      It's ok they are asian

    • @user-xi2if4tq2g
      @user-xi2if4tq2g Před 8 lety +1

      I don't know what video you're watching but that girl is definitely not Asian...

    • @dummkompf
      @dummkompf Před 8 lety +1

      there are three asians and the white people are nerds. confirmed calculus class

    • @lizzychrome7630
      @lizzychrome7630 Před 7 lety

      I'm a feminist and I'm laughing. XDDDD

    • @AnonymousY2K23
      @AnonymousY2K23 Před 6 lety

      Actually, high school calculus classes do have many women. Because most high ranked colleges and state school honors programs pretty much require students to have taken calculus during high school. Even if they want to major in a non STEM field.

  • @thereconracoon3715
    @thereconracoon3715 Před 8 lety +2

    chicks a good sport

  • @xJustRightx
    @xJustRightx Před 8 lety +2

    Looks like this was shot in the 80's...

  • @TheTemplesofSyrinx1
    @TheTemplesofSyrinx1 Před 8 lety +4

    Those asian twins, though.

  • @dillankhan2002
    @dillankhan2002 Před 5 lety +1

    is that krellwitz?

  • @timlee9811
    @timlee9811 Před 8 lety

    Damn, did people dress like that just 15 years ago? Seems like footage from the 80's (in terms of fashion).