Pennsylvania High School Principal Caught On Tape Threatening Special Needs Student We’ve seen a lot of educators and school officials engage in questionable activities with their students, but this guy is a particularly special piece of s#!t. According to KDKA , the principal of the Woodland Hills High School, Kevin Murray, is under heavy fire for bullying and threatening to beat up a 14-year-old special needs student. Sadly, when the child first reported the principal’s behavior, no one believed him. Until he recorded an incident where this grown azz man was abusing him. Check out how Murray was talking to the boy: “I’m gonna f**king punch you in your face … Man to man, bro. I don’t give a f**k if you’re 14 years old.” F**k this guy. Image via KDKA
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Just call him The One Who Scratches. For reasons unknown and yet totally awesome, an Instagram user by the moniker “georgethekat” has dressed his feline up like Bryan Cranston’s iconic character on the AMC hit Breaking Bad . He’s got the lab equipment. He’s got the goatee. He’s got the glasses. Someone get this pet a pork pie hat and an egocentric attitude that will likely get him killed and he’ll be good to go!
Kate Gosselin is speaking out against bullying online and revealing the “deep scars” caused by some of the cruel comments people have made about her. The mother of eight opened up to BullyVille in a piece titled “My Experience with Real Life and Internet Bullying.” It’s about … well, peeps bullying her. Kate Gosselin says she was tormented in middle school, then again in recent years with “adult bullying.” Kate says simply, “I’ve been bullied. A lot.” “Most of my memories are made up of confusing emotional struggles to figure out who I was and where I fit in,” says the former spouse of Jon Gosselin. “I was definitely bullied back then and the cruel comments and mean displays are memories that have left deep scars that remain with me til this day.” “Bullying made me feel insecure, alone, ugly, powerless, and hopeless at times.” She calls this a “horrible disease” with no cure and says bullying via the Internet became very evident after her family gained fame on J on and Kate Plus 8 . “When my life became very public in 2006 with the airing of our show … I was honestly surprised that ‘adult bullying’ via the Internet existed,” Kate says. “I am a positive person by nature and the fact that people flock to the Internet to make ugly, hurtful, untrue comments about myself and my family shocked me!” Kate says she tries to tune out the “haters” and/or turn their bullying ways around by channeling that negativity into motivation to succeed in life. “I ignore most of the hate and lies,” she insists. “Since bullies come from a place of jealousy, I try not to let any of their vile dangerous words permeate me.” “I have better things to do. I have eight wonderful children who need a mother to show them the love and support that surrounds them, not retaliation and bitterness.” “I use my haters as my motivators. If they say I can’t do it, rest assured I WILL do it. And I won’t stop until I’ve succeeded in achieving any given goal.” What do you think of Kate’s comments? Have people been too hard on her? Or is she ignoring the fact that her own actions were public and justly criticized?
Kris Humphries may be dragging out his divorce from Kim Kardashian , but the Brooklyn Nets are reportedly on the verge of splitting from the rebounding power forward. ESPN’s Chris Broussard reports that the Nets are on the verge of dealing Humphries to the Charlotte Bobcats, receiving shooting guard Ben Gordan in return as the principal player in the deal. Kris lost his starting job many weeks ago in Brooklyn. He’s only averaging 6 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. With the Nets, at least, Humphries was part of a winning organization. But the Bobcats are 11-37 and own the worst record in the league – by a wide margin. Kris Humphries playing for the biggest losers in professional basketball? Some might say this is appropriate.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Friday that Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte’ Stallworth will be reinstated from his suspension for killing a pedestrian while driving drunk.
A Louisiana high school student says he was sent home for wearing an Indianapolis Colts jersey after the principal encouraged students to wear jerseys supporting the New Orleans Saints in the Super Bowl.
