I HAVE BEEN HERE AND THE COOLEST PART IS THAT THE TRUCK LOOKS LIKE A MINI SCHOOL BUS! NOT TO MENTION THE BURGERS HAVE CUTE LITTLE NAMES LIKE “THE PRINCIPAL” AND “HOMEWORK” …..AND IF YOU VISIT DON’T FORGET TO TRY THEIR SPECIALLY MADE KETCHUP,NOT A FAN OF IT PERSONALLY, BUT IT HAS A UNIQUE TASTE THAT’S WORTH TRYING!First Review: Bernie’s Burger Bus
“Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket,never let it fade away”
WHAT.THE.FUCK.“All little boys are nice until they get older.” – Robert Thompson
James Bulger’s mother left her two-year-old son at the butcher shop’s door thinking that it would not take her long to return, since there was no queue in the store. Little did she know that it would be her last time she would see her son alive.
Jon and Robert, who were at the same mall as the Bulgers, were participating in their usual activities: skipping class, browsing the stores, pocketing things when the salespeople turned their backs, and climbing chairs in the restaurants until they were chased out. The boys came up with an idea to have a little boy get lost outside so that he would get knocked over by a vehicle. It was reported that the boys had a similar previous attempt on a boy before James, which failed because the mother had become aware of her missing child and found him before they could take him outside.
During their two-mile walk, the 10-year-old boys had punched, kicked, picked up and dropped James on his head. Some of the acts were seen by passersby who ignored them, thinking that they were just two older brothers who didn’t know how to take care of their younger brother. Jon and Robert brought James onto the local railway, where they flung paint in his left eye, threw stones at him, beat him with bricks, and hit him with an iron bar. They also sexually assaulted him and laid his body on the railroad track, covering his bleeding head with bricks when they thought he was dead.
It was reported that James died sometime before the train hit him.
I am complicated and I make everything complicated but I am wise enough to realize this and admit to me and others.
All I can do is try to learn and change.
change doesn’t come easy and it takes time.
Whoever wants to be patient enough to walk down that path of change with me I will forever treasure them.
