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kyndwurd on 11/9/09
Hmmmm … "non-threatening gunshot wounds" … golleeee, if I had been shot, I would have at least felt threatened.
Hope those injured suffered non-life-threatening wounds. And, I guess the shooter(s) could care less that children were in harm's way.
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Macgyver on 11/9/09
kyndwurd, "non-threatening" meant it is not a "life ending" or "life threatening" wound.
By:
Duvics on 11/9/09
But don't worry, if it were threatening Macgyver would seal the wounds and heal the sick with super glue and Zycam.
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kyndwurd on 11/9/09
Golleeee, Macgyver, I'm sure glad you 'splained that to me. I know newspapers are cutting back, but does that mean they are dropping words from stories?
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Macgyver on 11/10/09
Sorry I tired to help and you better read up on Zycam, it was involved in a recent recall and has some pretty bad side effects. I perfer hot salt water 2 times a day.
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riverdog on 11/10/09
Did you mean "You're too tired to help ?" lol
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GrumpaEd on 11/10/09
Well, as long as we're giving English lessons, the term is "couldn't care less," not "could care less."
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that_girl1994 on 11/10/09
yea my school was under "code yellow" i was walkin through the hall and next thing i no i was told to get into a classroom i was running like a chicken with its head cut off up and down the hall way. it was funny but scarey at the same time.
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TheHandymanDave on 11/10/09
Finally, an opinion from the inside!
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kcouncil on 11/12/09
GrumpaEd, you're my hero. Why can't people get that one right. I mean, if you could care less, why even bring it up?