I’ll concede to the mentally unwell part of your statement and leave out the “crazy’ label.

Wait what?  You’ll need to scroll the blog a bit to reveal the answer to your own confuzzled question. 😉

Yep, pretty much all the few times I’ve ever posted my pic. 😂  But I mean, I don’t really see much of a resemblance if any, tho  – other than the fact that I’m wearing his style of shades and I also have curly hair. I feel as though we are physically contrasting opposites, in fact.

I don’t believe so. I think this was a rumor that got started by someone. I’m going to copy in @racheljoyscott to see if she has some information on this.

I think yes.

Not quite touching my shoulders at the mo’

I completely agree with you.^^  So, imagine Dylan having to wear the mandatory CHS gym shorts and a tank top as part of Team Sports P.E. class and being told to do Bear Crawls for being tardy in front of the entire class. Yeesh.

I think the fact that Dylan was significantly taller in stature than Eric made him automatically physically stronger than Eric by default. But I don’t think there was a major unmatched difference in strength because of how they were mutually super thin with stick-like (almost child-like?) arms. lol   So, even though Dylan could’ve pushed Eric around or picked him up *pictures*  lol  the little Rebby chihuahua could compensate in his lack of stature and strength by way of an intimidating, threatening, nasty vicious growl and bark in which spittle flies from his mouth. Yikes.

I love everything from Thai food to good quality gourmet cheeseburgers. 🙂  

At the time, I don’t think it really crossed his mind to label Eric as a psycho but now in retrospect, I think he tends to believe this theory is a good possibility.

Hmm…suuure, why not, After all,  what’s 17 years worth of this life?  😉 

By including Dylan in things with herself and Zack so he didn’t feel like the third wheel and by talking to Dylan like he automatically was her friend. Eventually, he let his guard down and he found himself beginning to trust and like her as a cool person, as his friend.  He was no longer feeling as threatened with her as he initially was that she was going to just take his best friend away and leave him behind (which is during the time that he wrote how he figuratively ‘wouldn’t mind killing’(her). 

I’d say Judy said those things based on her first-hand personal perceptions of both boys. She knew Dylan since he was a little, shy, quiet boy coming over to her house to play with Brooks as well and also seeing older teen Dylan collaborating amicably with Brooks to produce Frankenstein in theatre which were neutrally positive experiences – versus –  the scary type things she’d experienced with Eric: Her son told her that Eric intentionally damaged his vehicle, she’d vividly seen Eric’s raging fit right up against the window of her car, his angry website in which he attacked and threatened her son (that did not appear to be an equal joint effort between the boys. the content was primarily Erics) and also her watching Eric purchase a gun mag at the grocery store which had dangerous implications based on everything else she’d witnessed of him, etc. All of those things knit together and shaped her perception that Eric was the angry driving force that had influenced Dylan to indulge in angry destructive behavior while in Eric’s company.. 

The MS DOS versions of Doom (released 93) Doom II (released 94) and Final Doom (released 96)  Dylan missed out on Doom III which released in 2004. 😦

The machine that Dylan built had a fast processor so he was able to run all the state-of-the-art graphic intense games including Quake II. Quake II Dylan played with Zack because Eric didn’t have a fast enough machine since it was the“family computer” and not his own.

As I mentioned a couple of times now, I sometimes transpose the letters of Byron’s name. Also, I just E-C Searched by his name (either spelling) and an answer in which I’d previously addressed this question came up immediately explaining everything you just asked. So, ah, why are we asking this again ? 

Wearing his clothes might make you feel closer to him but ultimately those are just material trappings of his earthly personality.  The only way to truly honor him is to identify Dylan’s struggles within yourself, to resonate with that pain you share with him and you still hold within your heart, and to choose to do better for yourself as he could not do for himself – rather than blindly following undertow in his footsteps in the downward spiral of his despair and negativity.  You can choose to live for him, in his name. You can take his written word and find inspiration where the majority in this world only has the ability to see the crazy writings of a mass murderer. You can choose to reach out to others who also may be silently suffering inside themselves as he did and shed some light on their lives.  You can talk to him and tell him why you do these things.. not in spite of the destructive path he ultimately chose – but because of it.  There can be no higher honor to Dylan than to consciously choosing to make right his wrong in the everlasting contrast that is your life on a daily basis and to direct that intent his way in each of your personal choices. 

Hmm..I think this hypothetical question should probably be posed more like a two-way street. 😉 

Use the E-C Search babe. 😉 

Oh hell naw, you guys don’t want to see me again do you?