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Posted on 4/20/16 at 6:41 pm to Corch Urban Myers
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As the two youths returned to their vehicles, Harris encountered Brooks Brown, a classmate with whom he had recently patched up a longstanding series of disagreements. Brown was surprised to see Harris, whom he had earlier noted had been absent from an important class test. Harris seemed unconcerned when reminded of this fact by Brown, commenting, "It doesn't matter anymore." Harris then elaborated: "Brooks, I like you now. Get out of here. Go home." Brown, feeling uneasy, walked away.[36] Several minutes later, students departing Columbine for their lunch break observed Brown heading down South Pierce Street away from the school. Meanwhile, Harris and Klebold armed themselves by their vehicles and waited for the bombs to explode.
Now Brooks Brown should have immediately called the police but that goes to show you that you never know what someone is going through so you should be nice to everyone.
Posted on 4/20/16 at 6:42 pm to Corch Urban Myers
I always got nervous about the dates of April 19th and 20th. Especially after Waco and then Oklahoma City. But what these kids did changed how kids walked the halls of schools all over the country for years. I have heard of stories of kids skipping school just cause they were scared of a repeat attack . IMO this tragedy changed a lot about how schools were run across the country.
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