Sad Day

2003-12-08, 10:42 AM

I remember hearing it on the radio and just not believing it.

A Sad Day

J$TYLE$ · 2003-12-08, 06:17 PM

I remember this clearly.

I was just a kid, and was living in NYC - the whole town shut down.

Of course it affected the whole world, but NYC was the center of my universe and I was amazed at how visibly my mom was shaken as well as everyone else.

Beatles songs and John Lennon songs were a staple of my childhood.

A sad day indeed!

docholly · 2003-12-08, 06:46 PM

My roommate was a nurse at Roosevelt Hospital. We got a call from her co-worker at around midnight.. i grabbed my 2 yr old son and walked down to the Dakota *about 16 blocks* as we walked it started snowing still we were walking with hundreds of people who were compelled to leave their apartments and walk to his place. and there in the snow and the freezing cold, with my son on my shoulders, we all joined hands and were singing Imagine, & give peace a chance. I'm sure there were others but those are the 2 i remember the most.

As a resident of the upper west side it was very common to see them, John & Yoko with their children walking, shopping, playing in the park. They, he especially, always nodded when he recognized someone from the neighborhood.

His death was one of those moments that you never forget where you were when you heard.

Extreme John · 2003-12-09, 01:45 AM

I lived in NY at the time, Long Island to be exact I remember it very very well.

Jim · 2003-12-09, 07:21 AM

It was one of those things where you will never forget where you were. I remember where I was when the first space shuttle blew up, when the fed building in OK blew up, of course the twin towers and I hate to say it but when JFK was shot. Nobody close to me believes I remember JFK getting shot but I do remember walking in and seeing my mother sitting in front of the TV and crying. I may have been young but I knew something bad happened.

ShermsShack · 2003-12-09, 07:54 AM

His death was a year before my birth, but I can imagine the pain that so many feel. His music has lived forever, and he's been an inspiration to so many.

RIP John Lennon.

docholly · 2003-12-09, 09:59 AM

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Originally posted by Jim
Nobody close to me believes I remember JFK getting shot but I do remember walking in and seeing my mother sitting in front of the TV and crying. I may have been young but I knew something bad happened.

I was 8 and remember very clearly.. Ybor City in Tampa Fl. just as school was letting out. On the walk home, people were shouting out of their cars, crying on the sidewalks. We had just moved there so my father could start a church/school for immigrant cubans. the funny thing is, after my mother died in august this year, we found a box with old Life magazines with issues of JFK, MLK, Bobbie, Moon Landing, 1st Shuttle flight, the Challenger, March on Washington, Selma to Montgomery etc. Really interesting to read though them and see the ads and the editorials.

9-11 is this generations Kennedy.

Torn Rose · 2003-12-09, 10:55 AM

just got home and saw it on the news, I called my friend who's older sister was a HUGE fan, and I told him, he told her and she got really pissed at me and didnt belive me, then a few minutes later I heard her screaming/crying as she turned on the radio.

Dr Bizzaro · 2003-12-09, 02:27 PM

I remember I was at a Jump-rope-a-thon at my school (I was in 5th grade) when they made an announcement over the radio.

Think I'll pop on Sgt. Peppers.

ecchi · 2003-12-09, 09:12 PM

What I remember most about it was turning to the cartoon in the paper the following day. The cartoonist had not been in any sort of mood to do a "funny", so he just drew a picture of a lone spotlight on an empty stage. It was one of the saddest drawings I have ever seen, and I think it said it all.

2003-12-08, 10:42 AM	#1
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2003-12-08, 06:17 PM	#2
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2003-12-08, 06:46 PM	#3
docholly Nothing funnier than the ridiculous faces you people make mid-coitus Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Sin-City USA Posts: 4,973	My roommate was a nurse at Roosevelt Hospital. We got a call from her co-worker at around midnight.. i grabbed my 2 yr old son and walked down to the Dakota about 16 blocks as we walked it started snowing still we were walking with hundreds of people who were compelled to leave their apartments and walk to his place. and there in the snow and the freezing cold, with my son on my shoulders, we all joined hands and were singing Imagine, & give peace a chance. I'm sure there were others but those are the 2 i remember the most. As a resident of the upper west side it was very common to see them, John & Yoko with their children walking, shopping, playing in the park. They, he especially, always nodded when he recognized someone from the neighborhood. His death was one of those moments that you never forget where you were when you heard. __________________ Support Indie Porn Sites OMGoddess You know you need some Bling!!

2003-12-09, 01:45 AM	#4
Extreme John Afro John says: "Touch The Extreme Afro & You'll Be In Extreme Pain!" Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: FL Posts: 1,671	I lived in NY at the time, Long Island to be exact I remember it very very well. __________________ September 6, 2007

2003-12-09, 07:54 AM	#6
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2003-12-09, 07:21 AM	#5
Jim Banned Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mohawk, New York Posts: 19,477	It was one of those things where you will never forget where you were. I remember where I was when the first space shuttle blew up, when the fed building in OK blew up, of course the twin towers and I hate to say it but when JFK was shot. Nobody close to me believes I remember JFK getting shot but I do remember walking in and seeing my mother sitting in front of the TV and crying. I may have been young but I knew something bad happened.

2003-12-09, 10:55 AM	#8
Torn Rose "Faith is believing what you know ain't so." ~ Mark Twain Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 4,806	just got home and saw it on the news, I called my friend who's older sister was a HUGE fan, and I told him, he told her and she got really pissed at me and didnt belive me, then a few minutes later I heard her screaming/crying as she turned on the radio.

2003-12-09, 02:27 PM	#9
Dr Bizzaro I'm not interested in the facts, I'm interested in my opinion. Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,620	I remember I was at a Jump-rope-a-thon at my school (I was in 5th grade) when they made an announcement over the radio. Think I'll pop on Sgt. Peppers. __________________ -DrBizzaro Make BIG $ selling text links! Sell Links and get $$

2003-12-09, 09:12 PM	#10
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	What I remember most about it was turning to the cartoon in the paper the following day. The cartoonist had not been in any sort of mood to do a "funny", so he just drew a picture of a lone spotlight on an empty stage. It was one of the saddest drawings I have ever seen, and I think it said it all.