• @Eranziel
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    364 months ago

    Nobody going to mention a Cask of Amontillado? Maybe not the most mind-bending example, but the tale of leading a supposed friend to their own horrific murder was not a thing I expected to be reading in school.

      • @braxy29
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        4 months ago

        i remember that post, was actually hoping to find it again as there had been some great recommendations! glad you mentioned it here.

    • @WoahWoah
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      44 months ago

      Was that before or after the school-shooting lockdown drills?

      • @[email protected]
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        144 months ago

        After the hide under your desk from nuclear bombs drills but before the active shooter drills.

        • @WoahWoah
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          14 months ago

          Nuclear attack drills? I don’t think we ever did those, I’ve just heard about them from older people. How old are you? I thought those stopped in like the 80s or something.

      • @Eranziel
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        34 months ago

        I grew up in a small town in Canada. We never had any kind of lock down drills.

        • @WoahWoah
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          Dang, things must be pretty good up in Canada. People are sending their children to first grade with ballistic-shielded backpacks down here.

          • jaxxed
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            14 months ago

            There is a modicum of school violence in Canada, primarily in Urban/Metro centres, but not enough to cause general panic. Tue States has a pretty unique problem.

    • @harmsy
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      24 months ago

      Wasn’t even required reading for me. I was just flipping through my textbook one day and found that in one of the sections the class was never going to reach.