At least 18 kids dead....
- Thread starter Grandluxe
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Europeans sit on their ass even more than we do. This isn't anywhere near as big of a problem over there.
I'm gonna write to Joe, ask him to change my nick to Wolverine, or Rhino... or maybe Wolverino. I'll post a little pict of a wolverine devouring... a liberal... at the end of each post.
I'll learn to shoot shit out about 20 feet and then stomp my feet in it.
I'll ram and overturn jeeps full of liberal tourists who dare invade my domain on safari.
Fuckin' A.
Too much Grand Theft Auto perhaps. It was fun getting the military after you and seeing how long you could last.
One of the teachers who was killed...
https://twitter.com/MikeRaww01/status/280070711270334464/photo/1
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Just to read his words can break your heart.
http://news.msn.com/us/conn-dad-recalls-loving-creative-6-year-old-always-smiling/
Robbie Parker's daughter Emilie was among the 20 children who died in the one of the worst attacks on schoolchildren in U.S. history. He was one of the first parents to speak publicly about their loss.
"She was beautiful. She was blond. She was always smiling," he said.
Parker spoke to reporters not long after police released the names and ages of the victims, a simple document that told a horrifying story of loss.
He expressed no animosity, said he was not mad and offered sympathy for family of the man who killed 26 people and himself.
To the man's family, he said, "I can't imagine how hard this experience must be for you."
He said he struggled to explain the death to Emilie's two siblings, 3 and 4.
"They seem to get the fact that they have somebody they're going to miss very much," he said.
http://news.msn.com/us/conn-dad-recalls-loving-creative-6-year-old-always-smiling/
Robbie Parker's daughter Emilie was among the 20 children who died in the one of the worst attacks on schoolchildren in U.S. history. He was one of the first parents to speak publicly about their loss.
"She was beautiful. She was blond. She was always smiling," he said.
Parker spoke to reporters not long after police released the names and ages of the victims, a simple document that told a horrifying story of loss.
He expressed no animosity, said he was not mad and offered sympathy for family of the man who killed 26 people and himself.
To the man's family, he said, "I can't imagine how hard this experience must be for you."
He said he struggled to explain the death to Emilie's two siblings, 3 and 4.
"They seem to get the fact that they have somebody they're going to miss very much," he said.