Terri Schehr

Yes, we know. You started talking to him in September 2017. You’ve told us this several times. 🙄

You realize that whoever this person is, their motive is to shut everyone up and get this thread locked.

I was there watching.

It was bad in 1967.

Just kidding

I don’t think this really counts on a historical basis but we’re going to Zionsville, Indiana. Never been there.

Isn’t The Company all-age, too? They were at DCI a couple of years ago.

Never been there. I don’t play in that playpen.

It was rife with over-the-top drama.

I was on RAMD (rec.arts.marching.drumcorps) practically from the beginning. It was a no-holds barred Usenet group. That was probably over 25 years ago.

Drumcorps Reddit is not RAMD either.

There were no mods on RAMD. It was the wild, Wild West.

I heard differently from a board member but I’ll take your word for it. I don’t think it actually matters now.

Cosby was convicted with very little forensic evidence.

Sorry. Carry on.

That’s strange because he and Richard Speck were notorious in these parts.

Yeah, he was a nice guy. Took us for gas and dropped us at my car. Someone had ripped off my cb radio so that sucked. Later on when we saw Gacy’s mug on tv, I told my ex that he was lucky I was there or else he’d have been another kid in the crawlspace.

Gacy gave my ex and myself a ride in the winter of 1977 after we ran out of gas in the Schaumburg area. He was going to Malnati’s for pizza.

Excellent news!

Judy says it better than I ever could.

I was always like this.

I saw this on Reddit. I like “survivor”. “First, I will say that I use the term "survivor" instead of "victim" in talking about this subject to avoid revictimization for those who've undergone a traumatic event. While each individual varies, the language of "survivor" tends to empower rather than "victim" which tends to shame. I do not correct people who use the term "victim," but I do recommend the former. Secondly, RAINN is the largest anti-sexual violence network in the nation. Linked is a handy guide with tips on how to talk personally with those affected, because odds are, you know someone who has been. Also, UMichigan goes more in depth with ways to talk to survivors.”

I’m too old to care if I’m popular with the “important” people. I believe these young people deserve a safe place to march. Plain and simple, no agenda. If someone doesn’t like me for it, I couldn’t give a ####.

YEA and The Cadets have been honest and forthright with Tricia. They’ve spoken openly with her. A great model for everyone to follow. I don’t think that hiding in the corner waiting for the meanie reporter to go away is how you get a flattering article written about your organization.