Yawn. I was in the second building hit in December 2000 on the 100th floor. It was a weird feeling when I saw the planes hit the buildings because I had stood looking out over Manhattan, and it was such a unique feeling to be that high up over looking such sprawl. It felt personal even though I never worked or lived in NYC. Luckily, the people I knew (at Aon) mostly escaped because their building had been hit second.

Wahlberg's comments were the worst

Wahlberg's comments were the worst

I was in downtown DC when the Pentagon was hit. forever on, hearing jet fighters gives me a really creepy feeling.

Not that its OK to lie about being in the building, but you also lie about who employed you?

I would guess someone at Lynch starts thinking "hey I dont remember that guy, I wonder what divsion he worked in?"...and more looking leads to more looking...and nothing.

Kind of like my search for where Hub played his college ball. No records exist of him playing anywhere, but he implies he suited up....

In a new interview with Men's Journal, Wahlberg says that world history would have been different had he not made a fortuitous decision to fly to Toronto a week early and thus avoid boarding one of the planes out of Boston that crashed into the World Trade Center on September 11th.

"If I was on that plane with my kids, it wouldn’t have went down like it did," he tells the magazine. "There would have been a lot of blood in that first-class cabin and then me saying, 'OK, we’re going to land somewhere safely, don’t worry.'"