Seeing the phrase "The sound of children screaming has been removed" on the video gave me chills. The actual screams would have done a lot worse, which is why they should have been left in. Seeing the smiling faces in the school photos on memorial pieces isn't doing anything to get people to understand the horrors of these shootings. It's time to stop allowing us to become even more desensitized.

It still sucks that they released Prince's unreleased tracks after he passed. Dude was a perfectionist and there's no way for us to know if he felt that they were ready for the public. Maybe Anderson Paak went a little hardcore with his tattoo requesting no posthumous releases, but I get where he's coming from.

I worked for Rite Aid and there was some lawsuit regarding unpaid overtime. I probably had been out of there for a decade when I got a check for like $5 in the mail. I wonder if those who were actually affected by the issue got the same--which I'm sure was not enough.

How did any teenage girl survive the 80s. I wonder if this kind of thing happened back then.

Apparently number 11 is in the works. /tangent

I disagree with you on the easability of finding razor blades. They're also used for far more many things than shaving. But yes, we don't have all the details yet. It just seems fishy since I'm pretty certain there's never actually been a recorded case of this happening. I definitely heard a lot of adults talking about it when I was a kid though, as if it was a common occurrence. It's a shame that these myths have become true in some shape or form.

Eh, there are plenty of smart evil people. I think the pencil sharpener thing is what makes me question this the most. An adult can go into any drugstore and purchase some actual blades without question. A 10 year old? Not so much. But I'm sure they have a few sharpeners lying around their classroom.

It's this + the fact that almost every incidence of candy tampering has either been BS or has been done by a parent to their own child (which is disturbing in its own right).

It's odd that they're pencil sharpener blades and also were dug into factory sealed candy, rather than placed in something that could have been wrapped up to hide the blades (like a Tootsie Roll or something homemade). Makes me think this wasn't done by an adult?