Columbine secret document?

To the horse what the actual F?

Rebbie556 wrote:

To the horse what the actual F?

Artwork is usually how the artist releases things. It's possible that this artist/sculptor had some issues.

jaguar1000 wrote:

With lots of wonderful, normal artwork!

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That's some real LSD artwork. (LSD = Let's Scare Denver).

jaguar1000 wrote:

And a demon horse greeting people at the entrance.

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That ain't the Bronco I wanted to see.

The artist was on some LSD s....

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

eldigato wrote:

I legit can't read cursive.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]    You legit need to learn how to read and write it.  A lot of schools now are choosing not to teach children cursive. Thankfully the schools in my area still do.

People that can't read cursive also can't read historical documents, letters, etc.  In my opinion you should learn it just for those reasons alone. But sadly cursive is a dying art form.  If we don't teach it to our children then it won't be long before it disappears completely, and we have millions of people that can't even read their own history.

They tried to teach me at my old abuse catholic school.

I have a writing disorder associated with adhd. I'm assuming it also makes it hard to read stuff I can't write in.

Rebbie556 wrote:

The artist was on some LSD s....

Well, that explains a lot about the art. That just leaves the horse. I'm not sure that the sculptor was completely stable. (Yeah, I like to make cheesy puns.)

Watcher73 wrote:

Rebbie556 wrote:

The artist was on some LSD s....

Well, that explains a lot about the art. That just leaves the horse. I'm not sure that the sculptor was completely stable. (Yeah, I like to make cheesy puns.)

eldigato wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

eldigato wrote:

I legit can't read cursive.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]    You legit need to learn how to read and write it.  A lot of schools now are choosing not to teach children cursive. Thankfully the schools in my area still do.

People that can't read cursive also can't read historical documents, letters, etc.  In my opinion you should learn it just for those reasons alone. But sadly cursive is a dying art form.  If we don't teach it to our children then it won't be long before it disappears completely, and we have millions of people that can't even read their own history.

They tried to teach me at my old abuse catholic school.

I have a writing disorder associated with adhd. I'm assuming it also makes it hard to read stuff I can't write in.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]   I'm sorry about that. If you don't mind me asking, what writing disorder do you have?

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

eldigato wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

eldigato wrote:

I legit can't read cursive.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]    You legit need to learn how to read and write it.  A lot of schools now are choosing not to teach children cursive. Thankfully the schools in my area still do.

People that can't read cursive also can't read historical documents, letters, etc.  In my opinion you should learn it just for those reasons alone. But sadly cursive is a dying art form.  If we don't teach it to our children then it won't be long before it disappears completely, and we have millions of people that can't even read their own history.

They tried to teach me at my old abuse catholic school.

I have a writing disorder associated with adhd. I'm assuming it also makes it hard to read stuff I can't write in.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]   I'm sorry about that. If you don't mind me asking, what writing disorder do you have?

Dyscrographia I assume not sure how to spell it
Was never really told anyways

Rebbie556 wrote:

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what is strange to me & the NATO was really at Columbine on April 20?
This wouldn't come out of nowhere maybe that person knew Eric?
Your thoughts?

Sue klebold said  same stuff in her book A mothers reckoning

NATO is also a classification for equipment. That shield appears to be a NATO class 3.

Dont know if this has been mentioned, but the handwriting looks like Judith Kelly, creative writing teacher at Columbine. Haven't seen this in the 11k before though... can anyone else confirm it looks like her handwriting?

I'm wondering where the hell Jeffco got this document from? Maybe that person knew Eric?

Rebbie556 wrote:

I'm wondering where the hell Jeffco got this document from? Maybe that person knew Eric?

If you go thru the 11k towards the end they were getting all sorts of "tips". 99.99% of them were either made up or otherwise fake but people wrote in to them, sent them supposed evidence and phoned in things all the time. Wouldn't surprise me if this was one of those items. It has been a few years since I read the 11k and I like to skip over that part so I can't remember if this was in there or not