He did, yes. See post here.

No, I don’t believe the boys were into comic books. Though, seems like Eric may have been when he was a kid? GI Joe and such possibly. As for Dylan, I think not. There is nothing on this evidence wise though.

I do think the boys would be luke warm on the flurry of comic book type movies out now. They’d like the action and violence but just sort of meh and not very fanatical about any of it. Though they’d probably enjoy Iron Man for his bad assery and most definitely vigilante, anti-hero Deadpool.

Someone asked this before already not too long ago. No, there would be no photos taken of Dylan in his casket at a super private family and close friends only funeral. Why do people want to see this? It would be strange and sad to see since Dylan looked nothing like himself anyway in that temporary, short sleeved hospital gown. 😕

No updates, sorry. Though I recall seeing someone did a post on those two so you can probably search their names on Tumblr to pull up that info.

Just so you know, I’m not going to be making it a habit doing the general Columbine blog questions. Been getting a lot of those lately. While I don’t mind answering a few, I don’t want this to be a barrage in my in box because I have a lot of asks sitting in my box already.

Lastly, first and foremost, guys, this is a Dylan blog – in case you hadn’t noticed. 😉

Wayne is still alive and well having retired from FlightSafety Services Corporation in April 2015. He is now retired. So, to answer your question: that bit about him being deceased since 2014 is bogus. Of course, if Eric Harris’s dad died, there be an article or obituary in the news somewhere online. The Denver Post and Westword would likely be on the ball publishing such information local to their area, as part of Columbine related history, if and when the victim’s or perpetrator’s parents pass on eventually.

I’d say very likely since Dylan’s mother was half Christian on her mother’s side and his father was Lutheran denomination (though not into religious on a personal level). The Klebolds took their sons to Lutheran church when they were little and tried to instill some blending of religious values so baptism seems part and parcel of keeping up with the Christian tradition side of things.

You got it. 👍🏻 Can’t fool us, Rebby. You smoking poser you. 😂

Correct. Originally they did but the crosses were removed not long after the tragedy.  The man who made the crosses, Greg Zanis, a carpenter from Illinois, made 15 large wooden crosses, one for each person who died at Columbine that day, including the two shooters, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. He wrote the names of each person on their respective crosses and attached a black & white photo of each person to their cross. Zanis also tied a black marker to each cross so that people could leave words and messages on all the crosses. Zanis drove all the way from Illinois to Colorado with the 15 crosses and erected them on Rebel Hill, in Clement Park, which is across the street from Columbine High School. The crosses for Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were quite controversial as one might imagine. They stayed up with the other 13 crosses for several days, with people writing both angry and forgiving messages on them.  Brian Rohrbough, whose son Daniel was killed that day at Columbine, was incensed at the crosses for Harris and Klebold and complained to local officials. When the officials refused to remove the crosses for the two shooters Rohrbough did so himself. He tore them out of the ground and chopped them up into pieces.  About a week after, Zanis drove all the way back to Littleton and removed the other crosses. [Source]  [Source] So, they were not up too terribly long on the hill.  Zanis also re erected his thirteen crosses at Clemente Park for a short time but government officials said that religious symbols could not remain on public grounds. Zanis flouted the rules yet again and re-erected them on Memorial Day. [Source]  Trees were planted in the victims names and Eric and Dylan’s tree was chopped down by

Al Velasquez, father of victim Kyle and Rich Petrone, step father of Daniel Rohrbough. [Source] After many years, the Columbine Memorial was erected and unveiled on September 21, 2007,  eight years after the tragedy. 

Nonsense. Brooks Brown was 6′5 and he had long term girl friends.  Height in and of itself has nothing to do with the lack of girls in a guy’s life.  If a dude is confident in himself, height is not an issue but an asset. Plus, there are plenty of short to average height chicks that dig being with a much taller boyfriend. 

A combination of things but if I had to put it in order, I’d say the shyness/inhibition/awkwardness would come first before his tall stature. If Dylan was not a shy, super self conscious guy he’d have been more confidence in his physique and how he cared himself. He would’ve attracted more girls having more confidence about himself.

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This is as clear as we’ve got

The same reason that you don’t know you’re beautiful?

😚😏

How do we know he didn’t? Dude deletes his website and wipes his computer simultaneously. 😏

Not sure what you mean by ‘reference’ exactly. Dylan’s onyx ring Does this help?

Shocked and devastated. Sue mentions that when they were staying incognito at a relatives house immediately after the tragedy that Byron admitted at some point later on that he used to go outside, hide behind the bushes and cry in private.

At that age, they wouldn’t have given a rats ass about political parties – especially Dylan who really couldn’t be bothered. I think Rebby would’ve had more to say about candidates as he kept up on the current wars going on at the time. Dylan was more of an isolationist about that topic

Given that, as older dudes voting this election:

Eric would vote Trump and Dyl would vote Sanders

Robyn would’ve been supportive of Dylan finally dating and getting a girlfriend. She’d probably be going ‘aww, look at them..they make suchh a cute couple!!’ You have to keep in mind that even though Robyn might’ve flirted a bit with Dylan to test his interest, or lack thereof, she wasn’t mono focused on him. She did not have all her eggs in one basket hoping that her best bud Dylan might come around if she just flirted hard enough with him. Robyn was flirting with other guys and was trying to land herself some romance with an older guy that she discovered was a Junior at Columbine when she was a Freshman in ‘95. The guy went off and joined the Navy and she continued to write and keep in touch with him. According to her letters to him, that dude would’ve been her first choice for prom had he not been away on duty. Dylan agreed to be Robyn’s prom date as a favor to her since they were best friend. See post here

It is indeed Eric Jackson sitting in the backseat filming the Breakfast Run. And I just have to say, no he sounds nooooothing like Eric Harris..not by a long shot! Eric orders the ‘hmmm…I’ll have some cinnaminis" and in response to the drive thru lady asking if he wanted ketchup, salt and pepper, Dylan quips “yeah, I’ll have a little ketchup with my cinnaminis” to which Eric J. adds “yummy, yummy” and they all laugh.

See edited video here