My notes after watching 'I'm Not Ashamed'

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Rachel Scott & Steven Partridge - they dated for 1 year.

Sorority where did you find the movie? Online?

Actually, just searched for a torrent of it, found one! Finally I can watch it. Will post a review when I'm done.

It's a bit long, I like 90 minute movies.

It was also kinda boring because I was just waiting for the Eric and Dylan scenes, which are few and far between.

They should make a movie about Eric and Dylan.

sororityalpha wrote:

Jenn wrote:

For anyone wanting to watch the movie, for the time being, it's on YouTube.

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How did I completely miss this post? Thanks [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

No problem, Jenn supplied the link.

I may grab a DVD-Rip of the movie for better quality when it comes out.

I probably won't watch this movie, just not my cup of tea. I'm glad others enjoyed it, though. I much prefer facts and documentaries, but that is (or was) the nature of my job I suppose.

You're dealing with someone who's shanelessoy read the Warren Commission and the The 9/11 Commission Report, formally named Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, cover to cover. I guess I'm a dork lol.

The 9/11 report is not too bad, only 585 pages hehe

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The Warren Commission: Report of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F Kennedy - only 920 pages hehe

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] most people find it strange the I've read those cover to cover. And, of course, Timothy Mcveigh's available material. Of course, I've also read the 11k a few times over the years. Although the government reports are definitely not a thriller novel, there's plenty of juicy tidbits to keep you turning the page. Another source I enjoy reading is trial transcripts lol. I will say this, though, without them, I would still be outraged about poor, pitiful (NOT!) Steven Avery.

No to veer too far off topic, and I certainly don't want to hijack your thread, but one of the most beautiful, heartbreaking articles written about 9/11 is called The Falling Man. It gets me every time.

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]  most people find it strange the I've read those cover to cover. And, of course, Timothy Mcveigh's available material. Of course, I've also read the 11k a few times over the years. Although the government reports are definitely not a thriller novel, there's plenty of juicy tidbits to keep you turning the page. Another source I enjoy reading is trial transcripts lol. I will say this, though, without them, I would still be outraged about poor, pitiful (NOT!) Steven Avery.

No to veer too far off topic, and I certainly don't want to hijack your thread, but one of the most beautiful, heartbreaking articles written about 9/11 is called The Falling Man. It gets me every time.

I've seen The Falling Man as well. I tend to get lost in the 9/11 stuff whenever the anniversary approaches as it helps keep that day fresh in my mind. I never want to forget the feelings we shared as a nation, the shear horror and how we all wandered around like zombies unable to fully comprehend the atrocity committed against us by a group of cowards. It is emotionally draining for me to relive that moment in history and usually end up just staring blankly at my screen, but for me I feel it is important to never forget the innocent and first responders that gave their lives.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] 9/11 is one of a few tragedies that, to this day, can bring me to my knees. As I get older, the worse it gets. I can never get it out of my mind the terror these people felt, knowing your plane was going to crash or being forced to jump. It's horror of such a magnitude it's hard to wrap your mind around. I'm so glad I'm not the only one who read The Falling Man. That was a powerful article that will stand the test of time for generations to come.

Thank you for the review SA and the pictures!

I have not seen the movie yet but at least they picked actors that resembled Eric and Dylan slightly better than they had in the past.

Lizpuff wrote:

I have not seen the movie yet but at least they picked actors that resembled Eric and Dylan slightly better than they had in the past.

I love you girl but absolutely not :S They did Eric so bad in this he must be rolling in his grave

shades wrote:

Lizpuff wrote:

I have not seen the movie yet but at least they picked actors that resembled Eric and Dylan slightly better than they had in the past.

I love you girl but absolutely not :S They did Eric so bad in this he must be rolling in his grave

LOL thus the "slightly" In the past the actors chosen have been horrible. At least they got Dylan's hair better this time!

Being that I haven't seen the movie, I was digging for compliments I could give it!

I think it is great that you read those reports so thoroughly.

I also enjoy reading trial transcripts, when available, of cases I am interested in.

Thank you for your message Tomb.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Absolutely! It should be on billboards how awesome and knowledgeable you are! You're awesome! XOXO

You are too nice... thanks again

sororityalpha,
I don't know who the girl is in the above picture in this thread posing with Rachel labeled as Alicia Basore but that is not her.

Alicia Basore is Caucasian,this girl is of Asian decent.