Am i going to get sent to the principles office for posting a picture like that?? 
BAS PM`s might be ringing off the wall....LOL
BAS PM`s might be ringing off the wall....LOL
Fucking Pussy.
Delete it if you have to.
Yeah i bash the site......You have no monitor in the tracker forum.
Not a good thing for the customers.
You could have asked someone to grade the records on a temp basis instead of depriving posters of there livelihood.
i don't get some people. at the 30 second mark the shooting starts again.People start running and laying down on the ground. in the middle of the picture there are about 9 people standing and they don't move and remain standing. Then a couple on the right are strolling casually like they are in a park on a sunny day.
[ Another maggot politicizing ]
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</header>[h=2]Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel opened his program Monday with a ten-minute political rant about Sunday’s mass murder in Las Vegas, saying “now is the time for political debate” about gun control.[/h]
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</header>[h=2]Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel opened his program Monday with a ten-minute political rant about Sunday’s mass murder in Las Vegas, saying “now is the time for political debate” about gun control.[/h]
He had 10 suitcases.
You could have asked me to do it......You asked me to track the Rodfathers NFL and NCAAF plays.
I did it for free.
Not a problem.
Bailey Schweitzer, 20.....R.I.P.
Bailey Schweitzer started work seven months ago as a receptionist at Infinity Communications and Consulting, a software company in Bakersfield. She quickly made an impression.
“Bailey was always the ray of sunshine in our office on a cloudy day,” said Chief Executive Fred Brakeman. “No one could possibly have a bad day when Bailey was around. If you have ever called or visited our office, she was the perky one that helped direct you to the staff member you needed.”
Friends and colleagues will be holding a candlelight vigil Monday evening at the office where she worked.
Bailey Schweitzer started work seven months ago as a receptionist at Infinity Communications and Consulting, a software company in Bakersfield. She quickly made an impression.
“Bailey was always the ray of sunshine in our office on a cloudy day,” said Chief Executive Fred Brakeman. “No one could possibly have a bad day when Bailey was around. If you have ever called or visited our office, she was the perky one that helped direct you to the staff member you needed.”
Friends and colleagues will be holding a candlelight vigil Monday evening at the office where she worked.
Jennifer Parks, 35.....R.I.P.
Jennifer Parks had just started her third year of teaching kindergarten at Anaverde Hills School in Palmdale.
She was attending the Sunday night concert with her husband, who was injured in the shooting, Westside Union School District Supt. Regina Rossall said, and she has two children: one in the elementary school where she taught and one in high school.
Parks was “the kind of teacher everybody wants their children to have.” Rossall said. “Every child in her class was the most important child to her.”
“She just has a zest for life,” Rossall said before correcting herself. “Or, had a zest for life. I can’t even say it that way.”
The school district learned of Parks’ death Monday morning, and the school’s principal asked parents to talk to their children.
“Obviously [in] kindergarten that’s a hard concept to grasp,” Rossall said. A crisis counselor who is familiar with the school is also in the classroom Tuesday, she said.
Parks was “a blessing to our school district and our students,” Rossall said. “It is just unfortunate that she will not get to share her joy of learning with more students.”
Jennifer Parks had just started her third year of teaching kindergarten at Anaverde Hills School in Palmdale.
She was attending the Sunday night concert with her husband, who was injured in the shooting, Westside Union School District Supt. Regina Rossall said, and she has two children: one in the elementary school where she taught and one in high school.
Parks was “the kind of teacher everybody wants their children to have.” Rossall said. “Every child in her class was the most important child to her.”
“She just has a zest for life,” Rossall said before correcting herself. “Or, had a zest for life. I can’t even say it that way.”
The school district learned of Parks’ death Monday morning, and the school’s principal asked parents to talk to their children.
“Obviously [in] kindergarten that’s a hard concept to grasp,” Rossall said. A crisis counselor who is familiar with the school is also in the classroom Tuesday, she said.
Parks was “a blessing to our school district and our students,” Rossall said. “It is just unfortunate that she will not get to share her joy of learning with more students.”
