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You know your a skate-head when you notice spots in the background of news reports/movies etc...
i see stairs and a kink..i mean i only see a building and something somthing im not a skate head
when you think about it 32 ppl is not that big of an effort, when there would be easily more than 300 people in some lectures.
I'd just like to point out that in Columbine two kids armed with automatic weapons only killed like 12 kids. This korean dude comes out with two handguns and pwns everything.
This proves that starcraft owns doom anyday.
ZERG RUSH!@!!! KEKEKEKKEKEKEKEKEKKE
from: http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04/17/cho-seung-huis-plays/
"What happened yesterday:
When I first heard about the multiple shootings at Virginia Tech yesterday, my first thought was about my friends, and my second thought was "I bet it was Seung Cho."
Cho was in my playwriting class last fall, and nobody seemed to think much of him at first. He would sit by himself whenever possible, and didn't like talking to anyone. I don't think I've ever actually heard his voice before. He was just so quiet and kept to himself. Looking back, he fit the exact stereotype of what one would typically think of as a "school shooter" ? a loner, obsessed with violence, and serious personal problems. Some of us in class tried to talk to him to be nice and get him out of his shell, but he refused talking to anyone. It was like he didn't want to be friends with anybody. One friend of mine tried to offer him some Halloween candy that she still had, but he slowly shook his head, refusing it. He just came to class every day and submitted his work on time, as I understand it.
A major part of the playwriting class was peer reviews. We would write one-act plays and submit them to an online repository called Blackboard for everyone in the class to read and comment about in class the next day. Typically, the students give their opinions about the plays and suggest ways to make it better, the professor gives his insights, then asks the author to comment about the play in class.
When we read Cho's plays, it was like something out of a nightmare. The plays had really twisted, macabre violence that used weapons I wouldn't have even thought of. Before Cho got to class that day, we students were talking to each other with serious worry about whether he could be a school shooter. I was even thinking of scenarios of what I would do in case he did come in with a gun, I was that freaked out about him. When the students gave reviews of his play in class, we were very careful with our words in case he decided to snap. Even the professor didn't pressure him to give closing comments.
After hearing about the mass shootings, I sent one of my friends a Facebook message asking him if he knew anything about Seung Cho and if he could have been involved. He replied: "dude that's EXACTLY what I was thinking! No, I haven't heard anything, but seriously, that was the first thing I thought when I heard he was Asian."
While I "knew" Cho, I always wished there was something I could do for him, but I couldn't think of anything. As far as notifying authorities, there isn't (to my knowledge) any system set up that lets people say "Hey! This guy has some issues! Maybe you should look into this guy!" If there were, I definitely would have tried to get the kid some help. I think that could have had a good chance of averting yesterday's tragedy more than anything.
While I was hesitant at first to release these plays (because I didn't know if there are laws against it), I had to put myself in the shoes of the average person researching this situation. I'd want to know everything I could about the killer to figure out what could drive a person to do something like this and hopefully prevent it in the future. Also, I hope this might help people start caring about others more no matter how weird they might seem, because if this was some kind of cry for attention, then he should have gotten it a long time ago.
As far as the victims go, as I was heading to bed last night, I heard that my good friend Stack (Ryan Clark) was one of the first confirmed dead. I didn't want to believe that I'd never get to talk to him again, and all I could think about was how much I could tell him how much his friendship meant to me. During my junior year, Ryan, another friend and I used to get breakfast on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Shultz Dining Hall, one of the cafeterias on campus, and it was always the highlight of my day. He could talk forever it seemed and always made us laugh. He was a good friend, not just to me, but to a lot of people, and I'll miss him a lot."
Play #1: 'Richard McBeef':
http://news.aol.com/virginia-tech-shootings/cho-seung-hui/_a/richard-mcbeef-cover-page/20070417134109990001
Play #2: 'Mr. Brownstone':
http://news.aol.com/virginia-tech-shootings/cho-seung-hui/_a/mr-brownstone-title-page/20070417141309990001
homeroom techer from school is moving to the us to teach in LA. reckons public schools pay teacher more because they get "Danger Money"
The head of the US gun Lobby said that if every american carried a concealed pistol this and any massacres would never happen.
These people are so fucking dumb,
this guy had a measly 9mm and a 22. and killed 30+.
Port Auther was 35.
The head of the US gun Lobby said that if every american carried a concealed pistol this and any massacres would never happen.
goes to show just how dumb most americans are, fuck
yeah, i saw that blurb on TV.
"It's tragic to mandatorily disarm the citizenry and create these gun-free zones which in a sense give these deranged madmen easy targets."
you had the guns, no johnny rambos though.
was anyone else astounded at the footage of the police/security response? I mean come on, those fat bastards couldn't catch a fleeing waitress let alone protect anyone.
such a sad day for all involved.
RIP
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Dunnas 14:58 18/Apr/07
You know your a skate-head when you notice spots in the background of news reports/movies etc...
sheriff 15:06 18/Apr/07
i see stairs and a kink..i mean i only see a building and something somthing im not a skate head
SCAVMAN 15:19 18/Apr/07
when you think about it 32 ppl is not that big of an effort, when there would be easily more than 300 people in some lectures.
TFI-Brokefoot Muntin 15:42 18/Apr/07
I'd just like to point out that in Columbine two kids armed with automatic weapons only killed like 12 kids. This korean dude comes out with two handguns and pwns everything.
This proves that starcraft owns doom anyday.
ZERG RUSH!@!!! KEKEKEKKEKEKEKEKEKKE
not really george 17:07 18/Apr/07
from: http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04/17/cho-seung-huis-plays/
"What happened yesterday:
When I first heard about the multiple shootings at Virginia Tech yesterday, my first thought was about my friends, and my second thought was "I bet it was Seung Cho."
Cho was in my playwriting class last fall, and nobody seemed to think much of him at first. He would sit by himself whenever possible, and didn't like talking to anyone. I don't think I've ever actually heard his voice before. He was just so quiet and kept to himself. Looking back, he fit the exact stereotype of what one would typically think of as a "school shooter" ? a loner, obsessed with violence, and serious personal problems. Some of us in class tried to talk to him to be nice and get him out of his shell, but he refused talking to anyone. It was like he didn't want to be friends with anybody. One friend of mine tried to offer him some Halloween candy that she still had, but he slowly shook his head, refusing it. He just came to class every day and submitted his work on time, as I understand it.
A major part of the playwriting class was peer reviews. We would write one-act plays and submit them to an online repository called Blackboard for everyone in the class to read and comment about in class the next day. Typically, the students give their opinions about the plays and suggest ways to make it better, the professor gives his insights, then asks the author to comment about the play in class.
When we read Cho's plays, it was like something out of a nightmare. The plays had really twisted, macabre violence that used weapons I wouldn't have even thought of. Before Cho got to class that day, we students were talking to each other with serious worry about whether he could be a school shooter. I was even thinking of scenarios of what I would do in case he did come in with a gun, I was that freaked out about him. When the students gave reviews of his play in class, we were very careful with our words in case he decided to snap. Even the professor didn't pressure him to give closing comments.
After hearing about the mass shootings, I sent one of my friends a Facebook message asking him if he knew anything about Seung Cho and if he could have been involved. He replied: "dude that's EXACTLY what I was thinking! No, I haven't heard anything, but seriously, that was the first thing I thought when I heard he was Asian."
While I "knew" Cho, I always wished there was something I could do for him, but I couldn't think of anything. As far as notifying authorities, there isn't (to my knowledge) any system set up that lets people say "Hey! This guy has some issues! Maybe you should look into this guy!" If there were, I definitely would have tried to get the kid some help. I think that could have had a good chance of averting yesterday's tragedy more than anything.
While I was hesitant at first to release these plays (because I didn't know if there are laws against it), I had to put myself in the shoes of the average person researching this situation. I'd want to know everything I could about the killer to figure out what could drive a person to do something like this and hopefully prevent it in the future. Also, I hope this might help people start caring about others more no matter how weird they might seem, because if this was some kind of cry for attention, then he should have gotten it a long time ago.
As far as the victims go, as I was heading to bed last night, I heard that my good friend Stack (Ryan Clark) was one of the first confirmed dead. I didn't want to believe that I'd never get to talk to him again, and all I could think about was how much I could tell him how much his friendship meant to me. During my junior year, Ryan, another friend and I used to get breakfast on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Shultz Dining Hall, one of the cafeterias on campus, and it was always the highlight of my day. He could talk forever it seemed and always made us laugh. He was a good friend, not just to me, but to a lot of people, and I'll miss him a lot."
Play #1: 'Richard McBeef':
http://news.aol.com/virginia-tech-shootings/cho-seung-hui/_a/richard-mcbeef-cover-page/20070417134109990001
Play #2: 'Mr. Brownstone':
http://news.aol.com/virginia-tech-shootings/cho-seung-hui/_a/mr-brownstone-title-page/20070417141309990001
JV Spike 21:52 18/Apr/07
homeroom techer from school is moving to the us to teach in LA. reckons public schools pay teacher more because they get "Danger Money"
GREASED UP DEAF GUY 22:26 18/Apr/07
The head of the US gun Lobby said that if every american carried a concealed pistol this and any massacres would never happen.
These people are so fucking dumb,
this guy had a measly 9mm and a 22. and killed 30+.
Port Auther was 35.
Tristan' 23:46 18/Apr/07
The head of the US gun Lobby said that if every american carried a concealed pistol this and any massacres would never happen.
goes to show just how dumb most americans are, fuck
McFly 00:21 19/Apr/07
yeah, i saw that blurb on TV.
"It's tragic to mandatorily disarm the citizenry and create these gun-free zones which in a sense give these deranged madmen easy targets."
you had the guns, no johnny rambos though.
was anyone else astounded at the footage of the police/security response? I mean come on, those fat bastards couldn't catch a fleeing waitress let alone protect anyone.
such a sad day for all involved.
RIP
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