4/16's "Question Mark Kid"

By Todd on April 17, 2007 7:37 PM | Permalink | Comments (1) |

I'm surprised the national media didn't harp on the Virginia Tech massacre occurring four days before the eighth anniversary of Columbine, but there are still several days to milk the story.

Today's headlines emphasized the killer's "twisted" and "disturbing" writing.

I hope they were referring to more than these two pieces:

Mr. Brownstone and Richard McBeef

They're angsty and bad, but deeply disturbing?

Hopefully no one at First Avenue Junior High or Arcadia High saved my "creative writing."

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Dianne Patrizzi (mediocre commentary) said:

Thanks for posting the links to Cho's writing samples. It's shallow thinking whenever the person is attacked instead of the work itself. I'm told the artwork of Hitler was crap. The question is: do all mediocre artist become mass murderers? If so, we will need even bigger prisons.

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