I doubt it.

Exactly.^^  Not a shitton to see and do.  It’s pretty much a placid (aka boring for some) place to live, work and consume.  It’s perfect senior retirement territory too. The community that lives there go elsewhere in the surrounding area to seek out memorable getaway experiences most especially out in nature, the mountains, etc.   

I think your reaction is probably the consensus, yeah. I’ve been to Littleton, and while I’ve enjoyed my time there, I can’t say I’d consider it an ideal honeymoon spot. It’s white bread suburbia for christsakes. lol

Never mind the wife. Eric and Dylan would think you’re weird to choose Littleton as a honeymoon destination for couples. lol    But all joking aside, I’d say you’ve got a pretty unusual situation. And since your wife is not into true crime, as you are, I’d imagine she’s just straight up pretty chill about deferring to your pick of places to visit as the “honeymoon”.  

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Well, I mean, c’mon now – that says it all.  How is taking the wifey to a place you want to go, out of your own personal interest/fascination, a honeymoon for her?  Priorities dude.  So, yeah, I can kinda see why she reacted that way, tbh.

Why, what were you doing to give the wifey that impression? 🤨

This is legit edgy. Reads like a Rebby wannabe. lol

Awh, thanks for that!  She was a dwarf bun and apparently lived a pretty long life at 10 years.  All the same, I and my kitties do miss her.  She was such a sweet lil’ thang. ❤

Not sure what you’re specifically referring to but that said, Eric never wrote a suicide note.

They became the ultimate bullies because they had been on the receiving end of being bullied. Simple as that. Should we minimize the sort of bullying they experienced?  Hell no.  Should we minimize any sort of bullying that anyone ever experiences no matter how “much” or “little”, relative to peoples’ perspective and tolerance ? Nope.  So, while you say ‘being bullied isn’t an excuse’ what really needs to be said is excusing bullying isn’t an excuse. Period. For anyone.  Make no mistake, bullying may not have been the only causation in creating Columbine but it most certainly played a foundational part in fucking up those boys self esteem and mental health. It set a precedence as to what was to come. What Eric and Dylan did didn’t just happen out of the blue.  They didn’t kill others and themselves for shits and giggles. Unless of course you simply refuse to see the truth of the matter.  Bullying creates a toxic climate, it begins a vicious cycle where those who are picked on and denigrated begin to feel disempowered. Those who are victimized begin to hate themselves. Some, not all of course, cope by taking their power back by hating on others weaker than themselves. They become the bullies in order to displace feelings of deep sadness, anger and rage.  While others, such as Eric and Dylan, prefer retaliation before destroying themselves. Karma was a bitch in this particular case. Hurt people hurt people. But honestly, it’s not rocket science.  Again, I say, excusing bullying isn’t an excuse.  In the extreme, the result of bullying, depending on resilience of the individuals on the receiving end, creates victim-bullies, suicide, homicide – and in this particular case, both. 

Investigators returned the car to Klebold’s family Aug. 2, 2000, once it had “no remaining value” to Jeffco.