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CCA

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14th Jul 05 at 09:03

There is to be a two minutes silence across the UK and Europe at 12 noon to remember the people that lost their lives in London on the 7th.

Just thought id share this incase not everyone knew

Jamie

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14th Jul 05 at 09:04

Dont know if this is happening at work

Carly

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14th Jul 05 at 09:05

Just got an email about this at work, they're going to ring the fire alarm to remind people

Pablo

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14th Jul 05 at 09:05

Yeah I shall be in the car park with the rest of the company for the 2mins silence!

TNM

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14th Jul 05 at 09:11

We are standing around our fountain @ 12

Jambo

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14th Jul 05 at 10:34

Like im gunna give two minute silence. this is just getting ridiculas.

Mark Petty

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14th Jul 05 at 10:37

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
Like im gunna give two minute silence. this is just getting ridiculas.

why is it ridiculous? it is to show repect for the people who died, why is that ridiculous

CCA

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14th Jul 05 at 10:58

Its in a few minutes

CCA

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14th Jul 05 at 11:07

That was really weird, everyone just stopped walking and stopped their cars.

Adam

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14th Jul 05 at 11:08

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
Like im gunna give two minute silence. this is just getting ridiculas.

We've got company flags out the front and they've been at half mast untill the end of the two minutes silence today

willay

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14th Jul 05 at 11:12

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
Like im gunna give two minute silence. this is just getting ridiculas.

People died in our country and we want to give our respect, is that too much to ask?

yes people are dying every day, in different countries but that isnt the point, this was an awful thing that happened on OUR SOIL and they died in one of the most horrible ways imaginable.

Skinz

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14th Jul 05 at 11:13

i agree that its all a media thing, thousands of people die every day but nobody seems to care about them

CCA

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14th Jul 05 at 11:16

If people didnt care that the thousands that die everday why do they give money to charity and join aid groups to help.

This was a malicious attack on innocent people and for people that want to give two minutes of their time to take a moment of silence to remember them then thats their choice.
To the families of the dead it shows a mark of respect.

Sam

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14th Jul 05 at 11:22

For the people that couldn't care less about "showing a mark of respect" for such incidents:

If you post on here saying someone close to you has died or been in an accident and died, I'll be sure to reply to your threads that "I don't care" and "thousands of people die every day, so what" etc.!