Re: America..why won't you just ban the fucking gun?
Posted: Wed September 11, 2019 10:22 pm
FUCK ICE
Convicted of rape and serves no time? WTF?bune wrote:
According to the article he plead guilty to "injuring a child", not rape.B wrote:Convicted of rape and serves no time? WTF?bune wrote:
That's not common at universities. Generally new hires go through active shooter drills though.tragabigzanda wrote:Is it weird that we haven't done a shelter-in-place drill now that the semester has started? I figured we'd do one on day 1.
Pretty sure I'd just bolt from the campus anyway.
The semester I adjuncted they gave us a free sandwich and then said our checks would be delayed until October.tragabigzanda wrote:It’s almost like as an adjunct faculty member im completely expendableMickey wrote:That's not common at universities. Generally new hires go through active shooter drills though.tragabigzanda wrote:Is it weird that we haven't done a shelter-in-place drill now that the semester has started? I figured we'd do one on day 1.
Pretty sure I'd just bolt from the campus anyway.
that's insane.At a fashion show in New York this weekend, a tall model walked down a narrow runway flanked by streetwear devotees. He wore white-and-gold sneakers, khaki pants and a dark gray sweatshirt with the hood up. Across his chest, the word “Columbine” jumped out in embroidered white letters surrounded by ripped holes.
He wasn’t alone. Three other models soon strutted the checkered floor, each wearing a hoodie tattered with bulletlike holes and embroidered with the names of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
The co-founder of the fashion label later explained he wanted to “make a comment on gun violence … while also empowering the survivors of tragedy.” But instead, the show left victims and their families demanding the company shelve the line and apologize.
There were a whole lot of people who saw this developing along the way and signed off on it.bune wrote:‘Absolutely horrific’: School-shooting-themed sweatshirts slammed by gun violence victims
that's insane.At a fashion show in New York this weekend, a tall model walked down a narrow runway flanked by streetwear devotees. He wore white-and-gold sneakers, khaki pants and a dark gray sweatshirt with the hood up. Across his chest, the word “Columbine” jumped out in embroidered white letters surrounded by ripped holes.
He wasn’t alone. Three other models soon strutted the checkered floor, each wearing a hoodie tattered with bulletlike holes and embroidered with the names of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
The co-founder of the fashion label later explained he wanted to “make a comment on gun violence … while also empowering the survivors of tragedy.” But instead, the show left victims and their families demanding the company shelve the line and apologize.
Pictures of Che and the Soviet 'hammer and sickle' unavailable for comment.Bammer wrote:There were a whole lot of people who saw this developing along the way and signed off on it.bune wrote:‘Absolutely horrific’: School-shooting-themed sweatshirts slammed by gun violence victims
that's insane.At a fashion show in New York this weekend, a tall model walked down a narrow runway flanked by streetwear devotees. He wore white-and-gold sneakers, khaki pants and a dark gray sweatshirt with the hood up. Across his chest, the word “Columbine” jumped out in embroidered white letters surrounded by ripped holes.
He wasn’t alone. Three other models soon strutted the checkered floor, each wearing a hoodie tattered with bulletlike holes and embroidered with the names of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
The co-founder of the fashion label later explained he wanted to “make a comment on gun violence … while also empowering the survivors of tragedy.” But instead, the show left victims and their families demanding the company shelve the line and apologize.
It's not even the school names, it's the fact they went and put holes in the shirts that gets me.Bammer wrote:There were a whole lot of people who saw this developing along the way and signed off on it.bune wrote:‘Absolutely horrific’: School-shooting-themed sweatshirts slammed by gun violence victims
that's insane.At a fashion show in New York this weekend, a tall model walked down a narrow runway flanked by streetwear devotees. He wore white-and-gold sneakers, khaki pants and a dark gray sweatshirt with the hood up. Across his chest, the word “Columbine” jumped out in embroidered white letters surrounded by ripped holes.
He wasn’t alone. Three other models soon strutted the checkered floor, each wearing a hoodie tattered with bulletlike holes and embroidered with the names of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
The co-founder of the fashion label later explained he wanted to “make a comment on gun violence … while also empowering the survivors of tragedy.” But instead, the show left victims and their families demanding the company shelve the line and apologize.
No shit I saw a cigar tray at Harrod's in London with Che on it. Took a picture because it was so out of place: "For Fine Havana Cigars" it says. No price in the picture, but it was a lot.Bi_3 wrote: Pictures of Che and the Soviet 'hammer and sickle' unavailable for comment.