has it really been 10 years?

[ohsojayadeva]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_ ... l_massacre

raise your hand if you spent the next few days/weeks/months telling people you were not a member of the trench coat mafia.

[Ghost Hip]

I remember learning about this in 7th/8th grade in my catholic high school. They focused on a girl who was asked if she believed in God and knowing they'd shoot her if she said yes, she said yes anyways.

I raised my hand and proposed this idea:
Why would it have been wrong if she said no? She could have lived, spread the 'good news' to others, and who cares what some dickhead in a trench coat thinks of you?

Kudos to her anyways for being brave. I just don't like how they suggested if I have a gun to my head that I should tell the truth and die for it. Anywho:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90xJVOUuV-I[/youtube]

[McSpunckle]

My school did that too.... it got old pretty quick. Kudos for bravery, yeah... but I don't see why you have to just ignore all the other people that died... it's like they didn't matter. They weren't even given that chance.

It also bugs me that today on the news a guy who got shot was touted as a hero. I'm glad he lived-- don't get me wrong. But, to me, it seems like a "hero" would be someone that stopped them from shooting more people-- not someone who got away.

I always sound so jaded and heartless, so I usually don't say what I'm thinking, but fuck... people died.

[the raytownian]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre

raise your hand if you spent the next few days/weeks/months telling people you were not a member of the trench coat mafia.

lol... MIDDLE SCHOOL

[denhamt]

raise your hand if you spent the next few days/weeks/months telling people you were not a member of the trench coat mafia.

and then THAT FRIEND(the one everyone had) rode around town screaming "TRENCHCOAT MAFIA MOFO's!!!" out the window of their car and undid all your hard work .

They focused on a girl who was asked if she believed in God and knowing they'd shoot her if she said yes, she said yes anyways.

Never happened. Yahoo news did a really good article on the myths surrounding the event. It's a good read if you can still find it up.

[Ghost Hip]

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They focused on a girl who was asked if she believed in God and knowing they'd shoot her if she said yes, she said yes anyways.

Never happened. Yahoo news did a really good article on the myths surrounding the event. It's a good read if you can still find it up.

wow, really? That's hilarious.

[McSpunckle]

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They focused on a girl who was asked if she believed in God and knowing they'd shoot her if she said yes, she said yes anyways.

Never happened. Yahoo news did a really good article on the myths surrounding the event. It's a good read if you can still find it up.

wow, really? That's hilarious.

And more than a little fucked up... someone made that up and used that event to delusion kids...

Fuck people.

Maybe I'm just bitter...

[ohsojayadeva]

to be clear, it did happen, just not with the girl that they said it did...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_ ... y_massacre

Official reports state that Harris then walked over to the table across from the lower computer row, slapped the top twice with his hand, knelt down, and said "peek-a-boo" before shooting Cassie Bernall in the head. The recoil from the weapon hit his face, breaking his nose. Although it is popularly believed that Bernall was the individual who was asked "Do you believe in God?", it is debated if the exchange actually happened with Klebold and surviving student Valeen Schnurr....
...Schnurr, who had been hurt badly, began to cry out at that point, "Oh, God help me!" Klebold went back to her and asked her if she believed in God. She floundered in her answer, saying no and then yes, trying to get the answer right. He asked her why; she said it was because it was what her family believed. He taunted her then walked away. This incident eventually led to the Cassie Bernall controversy, as some believe the eyewitnesses who continue to back the Bernall claim may have wrongfully attributed the Schnurr/Klebold remark to Bernall due to possible similarities in voice and appearance.

[Gopherbassist]

Ugh. Why is this a big deal? Bad shit happens, life goes on. Let's move past this.


Unless you're one of those "it was dem vider games" pieces of shit. You can go die.

[1,2,3, Pull Out!]

It's respect brah. I'd want to be remembered if I died like that...