Challenger disaster

genareddog
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Do you remember where you were 30 years ago when you heard about this? My senior year of high school in government class. What about everyone else?
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I was in 3rd grade ironically at Columbia elementary school in East orlando probably 20 miles from Cape canaveral. It used to be common for all schools to let the kids go outside and watch the launches in orlando. It can be seen for miles. Obviously it wasn't a great idea that day"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form."
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter2 -
genareddog said:Do you remember where you were 30 years ago when you heard about this? My senior year of high school in government class. What about everyone else?
Same here.Hey, you gonna eat the rest of that corndog?1 -
7th grade in science class. Was watching it for part of the class.1
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I was 5 months old...2
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MikeTodd said:I was 5 months old...1
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I was on the job then and I was watching it on one of the TV.s in the HQ classroom.
You guys are making me feel old too!
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Watched it in the media center at my elementary school. Pretty devastating for a ten year old.LLA - Lancero Lovers of America0
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I was at work cause.... I was 25... Very heartbreaking1
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Heh, you kids, I was 37, just popped into the local camera shop, couldn't understand for a while why everyone was looking pale.0
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I remember this too. Still get a tiny pang of sadness when I think about it“There’ll be two dates on your tombstone and all your friends will read ’em but all that’s gonna matter is that little dash between ’em.” -Kevin Welch0
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Working for MCI Telecommunications. Everyone on the floor gravitated to the conference room with a TV. You could hear a pin drop.0
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Happened on my birthday0
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It was very cold. I think I was off work that day due to heavy snow. I went to help my father down on the farm. He was having trouble due to frozen pipes and other cold/snow problems. I remember telling him and my mother about it when I got there. They had been outside all morning at that point and hadn't heard. Shuttle missions had become routine. They didn't want to believe me.0