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[stoopbeck]

So. I was in a bit of a foul mood this morning. Just... crazy stuff, including getting tests back and not getting much sleep. So, after a very long nap this afternoon I figured nothing bad could happen, that it was all uphill from here.

I was right.

Apparently at a basketball game involving the high school I graduated from generated a riot involving guns and tasers. And furniture throwing. And for all I know, play-doh and knives.

This has made my day.

Samantha put it best:

"From what school did you graduate, Samantha?" "Umm, umm....you know that one? Where there was that huge fight with the rival school? Yeah, that one. The one that was on national news because of said fight...."

I'll share the joy. Here's the link. HAIL STANHOPE ELMORE HIGH! *snerk*

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,146267,00.html

Comments

[armyguardbrat.livejournal.com]

WAIT that was your guys school...we saw that on the news last night and i was mom that's the town (prattsvile i believe) next to where samantha lives and i think thats the town where judy and don live (national guard buddies)...my mom like really....i didn't hear the name of the school just saw the story.

[armyguardbrat.livejournal.com]

"People were screaming and running," Prattville cheerleader Cherish Cartee said. "Girls lost their cell phones. Keys got lost. It's something I will never forget."

Oh that's great....heaven forbid you lose your cellphone....but that does sound like something a "cheerleader" would say....

oh okay and it wasn't at your school but you were the other school involved. i got the story straight now...i think lol

[stoopbeck.livejournal.com]

Oh, man, it was awful, bodies everywhere, screaming, running, but at least I didn't lose my cell phone.

Gah. People like that make me want to cry.

What really gets me? Is that the first things she can think of as an example of how horrible it was is that keys and cellphones were lost. Gahhh.