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NaturalMystik wrote:Anyone see "Cabin in the Woods"?

Wombaticus Rex wrote:

NaturalMystik wrote:Anyone see "Cabin in the Woods"?

Yes, a superb documentary.

lupercal wrote:e. Another coincidence: Joe Lieberman, also of CT, gave his farewell address to the US senate on Wednesday, and today, on the same afternoon as the CT shooting, Avi Lieberman announced his forced resignation:

Hard-Line Israeli Foreign Minister Is Stepping Down | By JODI RUDOREN | Published: December 14, 2012

JERUSALEM — Facing indictment for breach of trust and fraud, Israel’s foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, resigned his post Friday afternoon amid mounting political pressure, upending the campaign landscape five weeks before national elections.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/world ... .html?_r=0

Apparently the PA system was on the entire time so students could hear the shots and screaming. New twist.

hava? Any thoughts on this?

hava007 wrote:quick reminder of 'we need to talk about kevin", saw it recently, excellent movie IMHO. to the point.

hava007 wrote:Is it worth the agony ? anything new ?

hava007 wrote:probably the technology of MK is now at the disposal of numerous parties, so its really part of life now, or social life, we will get used to that too, I suppose. and if digressing, how come this board did not deal with Burma/Obama ? his speech there was embarrassing. It the US planning some creative chaos in Asia now ?

Larry Mantle talked with second-grade teacher Abby Clements, who was evacuated from the Sandy Hook Elementary School after a shooter opened fire, killing multiple children and adults
http://www.scpr.org/programs/airtalk/20 ... nnecticut/

lupercal wrote:I doubt that any of us could stop (insert who the fuck ever) from reaching his predictable conclusions yet again. . . .

Fuck Everything, Nation Reports

WASHINGTON—Following the fatal shooting this morning at a Connecticut elementary school that left at least 27 dead, including 20 small children, sources across the nation shook their heads, stifled a sob in their voices, and reported fuck everything. Just fuck it all to hell.

All of it, sources added.

“I’m sorry, but fuck it, I can’t handle this—I just can’t handle it anymore,” said Deborah McEllis, who added that “no, no, no, no, no, this isn’t happening, this can’t be real.” “Seriously, what the hell is this? What’s even going on anymore? Why do things like this keep happening?”

Continued McEllis, before covering her face with her hands, “Why?”

Despairing sources confirmed that the gunman, armed with a semiautomatic assault rifle—a fucking combat rifle, Jesus—walked into a classroom full of goddamned children where his mother was a teacher and, good God, if this is what the world is becoming, then how about we just pack it in and fucking give up, because this is no way to live.

I mean, honestly, all 315 million Americans confirmed.

“Well, I suppose we have to try to pick up the pieces and make some sort of sense of this tragedy and—you know what? Fuck it, I can’t do this,” said Connecticut resident Michael Zaleski, his remarks understandable given the circumstances, because, holy shit, what else can one say? “I’m sorry, but I can’t fucking do this. Can you? Can anyone?”

Witnesses said the gunman fired at least 100 rounds during his deadly rampage, which, according to children in the school—goddamnit, how? How? Twenty children. Dead. In a fucking school.

No. No, no, no.

“I just feel so [why does it even matter what this person said when no words can bring 20 dead kids back to life?]” said some person who, just like everyone else, is completely unable to process or handle any of this. “It’s awful. Just too awful to bear.”

Americans reported feelings of overwhelming disgust with whatever abhorrent bastard did this and with the world at large for ever allowing it to happen, as well as with politicians, with the NRA, and above all with their own pathetic goddamn selves, sitting in front of a fucking computer instead of doing fucking anything to help anyone—Christ, as if that were even fucking possible, as if anyone could change what happened, as if the same fucking bullshit isn’t going to keep happening again and again and fucking again before people finally decide it’s time to change the way we live, so what’s the point? What the hell is the goddamned point?

“I…” said Tom Miller, 27, after reading an article about the tragedy online. “I just…”

“…” he added.

At press time…screw it, there’s nothing else to say.

hava007 wrote:

Wombaticus Rex wrote:

NaturalMystik wrote:Anyone see "Cabin in the Woods"?

Yes, a superb documentary.

i got the "cabin in the woods" at home, started the first half hour, got the gist, felt PTSD symptoms, and left it at that. Is it worth the agony ? anything new ?