Columbine: 10 years later.

[AuburnAlumni]

Some new information shows that many supposed facts about the case never actually happened.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-04-13-columbine-myths_N.htm?se=yahoorefer

[Gibbz]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

Sad stuff...

I always think it's ridiculous when an expert points out that the kids were "psychologically different", as if there was any chance they had normal minds.

Of course they were different, or they couldn't have done this.

[Laettner32]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

I was off from work that day, lying around my apartment and just channel surfing. I caught this on CNN right as it broke and watched it all afternoon. Very sad, and like a car wreck..I just couldn't turn away.

I will never forget that one bloodied student, with a busted arm falling from the library window. An image that is on my mental harddrive forever along with the shuttle explosion, Pres. Reagan getting shot, Waco, and 9/11.

p.s. Remember how it was videogames fault? And music like Marilyn Manson.

[baumy300]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

God I hate those two kids.

Hell can't be hot enough for them.

[Buckeyes_Doc]

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I was in 5th grade when this happened..horrible. And to think 8 years later almost 3 times as many people would be killed in another school schooting. It's just unreal.

[Dr.J]

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I hope those two punks are getting rape by satan everyday.

[LingeringRegime]

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That was a very interesting article. I didn't know about all the bombs that they planted, and what their true goal was. You really never know who people truly are. Tragic.

[cooldude]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

Hard to believe that took place ten years ago.

[fishepa]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

I was in college at Auburn at the time. It is hard to believe it was 10 years ago.

[Hootiefish]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

I remember getting out of class at VT and watching everything unfold on television in my dorm room at Pritchard.

Man, I thought that stuff was a million miles away. I could never have imagined I would be on campus eight years later reporting the same thing happening in Blacksburg.

[X*Cell]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

Klebold, on the other hand, was anxious and lovelorn, summing up his life at one point in his journal as "the most miserable existence in the history of time," Langman notes.

Klebold's BMW

Kid was driving a Beemer and he lived the most miserable existence?

Mental. Problems.

[matt8204]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

Kid was driving a Beemer and he lived the most miserable existence?

Mental. Problems.

Just goes to show that money can buy a lot of things, but it can't buy happiness or mental stability. You don't have to be dirt-poor to become a psycho killer.

[X*Cell]

Re: Columbine: 10 years later.

Just goes to show that money can buy a lot of things, but it can't buy happiness or mental stability. You don't have to be dirt-poor to become a psycho killer.

for me, money does buy happiness especially in this case... if I had a beemer in highschool, I should know that my parents truly do care about me for providing me with one and that I'm farrrr from a miserable existence. Appreciate what you got... glass half full instead of half empty... etc, etc...

It's obvious for these kids that it doesn't buy mental stability tho.

[USF11]

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for me, money does buy happiness especially in this case... if I had a beemer in highschool, I should know that my parents truly do care about me for providing me with one and that I'm farrrr from a miserable existence. Appreciate what you got... glass half full instead of half empty... etc, etc...

It's obvious for these kids that it doesn't buy mental stability tho.

I dunno if your 17-18 with a BMW and still not getting any attention from females. I could see where your view of life gets skewed.

[Speedy]

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This may be out of line, but I question where the parents were for these 2 high school kids. As bad as the kids were, they were still the parents' responsibility...