
Colorado Shooter Has Weird Online Fan Club: Sick or Just Immature?
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2012/08/02 19:10:47
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Online fans and memes are bound to surface on just about anything -- but this may be taking it too far. These online fans call themselves "Holmies" -- because the man they're honoring is James Holmes, the alleged gunman who shot and killed 12 people in an Aurora movie theater just a few short weeks ago.
By dressing in plaid and flannel and posing with Slurpees, these "holmies" are giving an ode to Holmes, as the 24-year-old former student was evidently dressed in plaid and flannel underneath his gun armor during the shooting and once said that his dream is to own a Slurpee machine one day. Do you think the spring-up of these online "fans" is sick and twisted -- or is it just an immature act by adolescents who don't know any better?
NYDAILYNEWS.COM reports:

By dressing in plaid and flannel and posing with Slurpees, these "holmies" are giving an ode to Holmes, as the 24-year-old former student was evidently dressed in plaid and flannel underneath his gun armor during the shooting and once said that his dream is to own a Slurpee machine one day. Do you think the spring-up of these online "fans" is sick and twisted -- or is it just an immature act by adolescents who don't know any better?
NYDAILYNEWS.COM reports:
Ironic, satirical or just plain depraved? Accused Aurora killer James Holmes has inspired an online legion of 'fans' who upload original artworks and photos of themselves sporting Holmes-inspired plaid shirts flannel and sipping Slurpees.

Read More: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/meet-holm...
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Reed 2012/08/02 19:13:13Sick





















without legions of fans.this is nothing new.
Trouble is, there are too many regulations protecting these little turds, making Darwin's job more difficult.
I'm really am depressed about those that died in the Theater. But what I'm more depressed about, is those family members that are hearing about it over and over again-then they hear that some group of teenagers think that its for some reason 'cool'?