FB Update 07-18 - HONOR ROLL and CD issues

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Here's a thought about the honor roll thing. Please don't call me crazy.

So, newspapers tend to publish public school honor rolls, and newspapers are archived. I tried looking for the archive online but I guess they don't have it available for the internet (because that'd be too easy). But since we have forumers in the area can't they just go to the newspaper office and ask to see the honor roll from 1996-2000 that was printed?
 
Here's a thought about the honor roll thing. Please don't call me crazy.

So, newspapers tend to publish public school honor rolls, and newspapers are archived. I tried looking for the archive online but I guess they don't have it available for the internet (because that'd be too easy). But since we have forumers in the area can't they just go to the newspaper office and ask to see the honor roll from 1996-2000 that was printed?

Yes, his local paper sucks, especially for older news. Theoretically you could search the archives and find the honor rolls for the given years. I know I could do it around here by going to the library, they put the papers on microfilm for the 90s. You could even develop a search rhythm by determining the months honor roll was printed and almost pluck out the months you would need to look at. If the paper printed the lists.

I don't see how papers get away with printing the honor roll, sure it's not negative attention for those that made it, but for all the names that aren't on the list, it's like a violation of a student's right to privacy concerning their educational records.
 
They never printed the Honor Roll lists in my local paper, I've never even heard of this. Must be something that happens in the local "lifestyle" section on a slow news day.

And it costs more to file a small claims dispute than it would the fifty bucks you spent and never saw again on the CD. No "judge" show would give a damn about this. It's a mess to coordinate this kind of thing, Chris (and his mammal-keeper of choice) would get a Free Trip To Hollywood and the party who is awarded the damages is paid out of a "judgment budget" that's allocated to the production -- so win win for everybody, Chris would be out nothing monetary-wise and would learn only that if he defrauds people he gets a free trip to Cali and gets to add to "Yep, I'm On TV.". I really don't want Chris here and I REALLY don't want to have to see him on stage as "talent".
 
I am willing to bet as soon as any money he recieves almost instantaneously goes towards more lego crap
Around the time he started the whole EBay thing, his feedback as a buyer suddenly had a whole bunch of stuff from someone who sold Legos and replacement pieces.
 
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I'm just kinda staggered at his hunger for Lego at present.
I mean, the way he was so pushy and pretty much begging for replacement Lego and so much of it!

(Will need to confirm he's actually spend the money he just earned on Lego). But if that's the case, why is he so desperate for so much Lego?
I mean, is rebuilding the model of CWCVille that important?
Isn't Chris pretty much slowly wasting away because he can't afford food anymore?
 
One day, someone had moved a bunch of long, small boxes into the hall. I took a peek inside one, it was full of registration cards for students dating back to the late 1920's (why they were in a school that was built in 1950 is a mystery). Another set of boxes had similar cards from the 60's. Yeah, they hold onto stuff for a long time, especially now that everything's digital.
When they talked about your PERMANENT RECORD, y'all thought they were kidding, didn't you?
The Lemonade Stand Incident happened because he wanted some free Lego that was a tie-in with the charity. In order to obtain the Lego you had to pledge to host an event. It's called Alex's Lemonade Stand and it has literally raised millions for research in childhood cancer. He originally stated that he would hold his Lemonade Stand over the course of two days in the parking lot of a now-closed Circuit City. When he realized that he would be a sitting duck for weens and trolls he scurried it over to his church where he could hide in the safety of the annual pot luck. As usual, he half-assed the whole thing by buying some store bought lemonade (and per the charity you can have any type of lemonade you wish, store bought, homemade, etc) and setting out a big bowl of ice and a donation box. He said he raised $50 or so and it was handed over to Rocky and mailed out. He also raised some funds online and those go straight to the charity -- you cannot access those funds for personal use. The thing that completely pisses me off about it is that he put up a big picture of Bob and boo-hooed about how cancer killed his daddy. (It did not) -- Chris paid lip service to a children's cancer charity so that he could get a Lego exclusive targeted at little girls, and as someone who has worked with Alex's Lemonade Stand and as a cancer survivor, I count it among his more nefarious "something for little or no effort" schemes.
Fuck Chris. Seriously. Just fuck him.

I mean I already knew about the lemonade stand scam and all. I watched it happen over the internets. But still, it's reading stuff like this, in all its sordid details all at once, that makes me stop giving a damn about Chris entirely and pushes me to other lolcows.
I believe I've said it before: he's sort of correct there. It's just that he really made the dean's other list, which is technically also a dean's list.
Giving Chris a sash, and telling him that it was for making "Honor Roll" wold definitely be the path of least resistance and by far, preferable to dealing with Bob and Barb. We all know that MHS worked with Bob to "negotiate" friends for Chris. Keeping that it mind, it all makes a sort of warped sense.
This is what is wrong with education today. Well, not all that is wrong, but it's still pretty damn wrong.
Whatever. Chris is clearly not a person who has any business spending money without a chaperone ( even if it is Barb.)
Barb is only really fiscally responsible when compared to Chris. Which is to say: not really.
well wouldn't people go after him through small claims or something?
I think they'd have to open a new court for that: smallest claims.

But seriously, unless there's some greater principle involved (and there isn't here), courts hate it when you waste their time with extremely little things like this, especially when in reality the buyers just need to take it up with ebay / paypal. They are generally very good about seeing scammed buyers get done right by, though it will not go well for Chris if they have to. Time to make some popcorn I think.
But if that's the case, why is he so desperate for so much Lego?
Playing with legos is much less "stressful" than dealing with reality. Not that this strategy will end well for him, but he doesn't need to worry about that; he has mommy to worry about it. And even if something really bad happens because he didn't lift a finger to prevent it, Rocky or someone will step in to save him. Again. Won't they? I mean it's always worked that way before…
 
Yes, his local paper sucks, especially for older news. Theoretically you could search the archives and find the honor rolls for the given years. I know I could do it around here by going to the library, they put the papers on microfilm for the 90s. You could even develop a search rhythm by determining the months honor roll was printed and almost pluck out the months you would need to look at. If the paper printed the lists.
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mmm. someone knows their microfilm skills :D
 
My local paper wasn't too bad, but it really depends on what you are looking for, school related stuff is tougher to find vs major events
The best I can find for the moment is a list of people from his class who got scholarships. The Wayback Machine only has so much archived; the archives on the site itself is a paid service and, frankly, my curiosity doesn't go as far as my pocketbook.
A field agent should be able to get ahold of the archives without issue at the library -- OPL's ceremony was June 15, IIRC, a quick search around there might give us some info.
 
...Found something interesting while digging around: Basic diploma for special ed students proposed.
It's something that would have taken effect after Chris's graduation, but it does suggest that sped students got a different diploma:
Currently, special education students can opt out of the SOL testing program through their individual education plan, which is tailored to each child's unique needs. Those students now earn a "special diploma." The new proposal would give parents and students more choices, Schroder said.

Now, we know he took the SOL... But did it count towards anything? If not, this may explain his honor roll business.
 
The best I can find for the moment is a list of people from his class who got scholarships. The Wayback Machine only has so much archived; the archives on the site itself is a paid service and, frankly, my curiosity doesn't go as far as my pocketbook.
A field agent should be able to get ahold of the archives without issue at the library -- OPL's ceremony was June 15, IIRC, a quick search around there might give us some info.


Surely someone knows something, I don't even know if a library will hold the records, they might
 
Good work all, trying to track down the facts on Chris's Honor Roll status. One thing, though... Let's not forget that even if the school confirms that Chris was never on the Honor Roll, it won't affect him any more than his gal-pals telling him they didn't really like him. Chris will always choose his preferred set of facts over objective reality.

"Yeah, da school said I was not on da honor roll, but I know high school was the best time of my life and I was socially awesome and cool, and cool people get good grades so I got good grades and got in da honor roll. So there."
 
I checked via Highbeam since I have a membership there and didn't find anything in a word search, but then they don't have every paper.

As far as requesting transcripts goes, you would have to get him to sign off on the request per Chesterfield County's rules. You could probably forge his signature fairly easily, but then that would go into a lot of legal issues that the average person here wouldn't want to deal with. I suppose that an enterprising person could arrange to get the papers faxed to an anonymous email address, as there are online fax businesses and I'm sure that someone could set that up with fake information, but I don't know if anyone would really want to go through that much trouble and risk.

Especially since I figure that we could give it a few months and Chris would probably be willing to sell his personal records to trolls for $200. I'm actually surprised that he hasn't done that yet- make an auction where someone gets a xeroxed copy of his transcripts or the autism papers. It wouldn't be the originals, but I'm fairly sure that someone would be willing to pony up for some of those, especially the autism papers. Of course someone would inevitably tell eBay to take it down for whatever reason.
 
So what happened to the mythical filing cabinet that supposedly held all his report cards? Why go through the red tape of high school records when he could just show us? It's not like he has anything to hide.

Well except for a dozen report cards with a dozen F's per column.
 
Pretty sure the FCC wouldn't have any jurisdiction over OPL (They would over WTJU however) unless he attempted to transmit anything over the airwaves. The FCC doesn't really have much authority over people unless they operate a broadcasting business (legally or otherwise), such as a TV network, Radio station, ISP, etc. The RIAA however, could send him the aforementioned Cease and Desist and sue him if he didn't comply, assuming the artists and record lables owning the copyrights are a member of that organization, but they have better things to do like harass people whose 12 year old kid illegally downloaded a single song, or make sites like Youtube take down videos where their music is coincidentally in the background (such as in a passing car) to deal with a weird man child profiting off pirated music.

ZOMFG....
That would be comedy gold.
Who to root for?
* The pompous, over-entitled douchebag megalocorporate thought police who twist and abuse copyright law?
* or the pompous, over-entitled douchebag unwashed halfwit manbaby who has clearly broken copyright law?
Neither side of that fight should win.
 
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