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LOL WOW
User was warned for this post
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that must have been some awesome ass yearbook with a diamond cover and gold pages.. wtf 150k
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Is it bad that I'm more shocked the yearbook made atleast 150k than the fact that it was stolen? The news to me is that they have 150k. 
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There is some messed up people out there.
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Even if it was over 4 years, 150k is still a lot. That's pretty impressive though, I'm surprised he wasn't caught earlier.
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ah its too bad that today 150k will get you like 4 5cent candies, now back in the 80's that would be a lot of money.
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On August 27 2011 05:21 wishbones wrote:
ah its too bad that today 150k will get you like 4 5cent candies, now back in the 80's that would be a lot of money.
What does this even mean...
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damn. it would suck if you liked him then found out he was taking from you.
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He means 150k is not worth as much as it used to.
It's still a fucking lot though 
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*She was a bitch. That's why I dropped her class for a different teacher immediately. Just to give you a reference- a full page yearbook ad or cheerful runs about $600 for color.
On a high school English teacher salary? She probably took as much as she was payed.
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On August 27 2011 05:26 Probe1 wrote:
*She was a bitch. That's why I dropped her class for a different teacher immediately. Just to give you a reference- a full page yearbook ad or cheerful runs about $600 for color.
On a high school English teacher salary? She probably took as much as she was payed.
Holy crap what do you guys put into yearbooks? Mine were only like 140ish @_@.
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Absolutely nothing. Glossy pages. The advertisements were 600 for a full page, the yearbooks were only like 150ish I believe. I can't really recall tbh High School was 7 years ago.
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My yearbook was $400 per page ($100 for the year book itself) if you wanted your own special page. Some people did an entire 2 pages of self gloating.
With 2700 students, they probably made well over 200k in one year. so 150k is not surprising.
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On August 27 2011 05:21 wishbones wrote:
ah its too bad that today 150k will get you like 4 5cent candies, now back in the 80's that would be a lot of money.
no that only costs 20 cents
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Seems that he hated you guys that much lol. Wanted to get the hell out of there!
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On August 27 2011 06:08 travis wrote:Show nested quote +On August 27 2011 05:21 wishbones wrote:
ah its too bad that today 150k will get you like 4 5cent candies, now back in the 80's that would be a lot of money. no that only costs 20 cents
lol great response to a ridiculous post
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If I am not mistaken, 150k is like 3 years of her salary before tax.
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On August 27 2011 06:16 BlackJack wrote:Show nested quote +On August 27 2011 06:08 travis wrote:On August 27 2011 05:21 wishbones wrote:
ah its too bad that today 150k will get you like 4 5cent candies, now back in the 80's that would be a lot of money. no that only costs 20 cents lol great common sense response to a ridiculous post
Fixed it for ya.
@OP I would've stolen some of the money after 2 years and then the 3rd I would resign saying I got a better offer elsewhere and then run for the hills lol.
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heh, something similar happened at my school not too long ago. someone in the finance office stole $297k to cover gambling debts or something and got 15 years in the slammer. let me see if i can dig up a link.
edit: found it
Litwin told law enforcement in an interview that the money was used to support a gambling habit that included trips to Las Vegas and Atlantic City, N.J., according to court records. She also said the theft was a result of extensive credit card debt and large mortgage payments on her home.
http://ww2.fairfaxtimes.com/cms/story.php?id=2006
i guess if you're handling such big money on a rather small salary the temptation is huge
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there really isn't much to say but LOL WOW.
how did yearbook has that much money, even 4 years...
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On August 27 2011 10:40 pyaar wrote:heh, something similar happened at my school not too long ago. someone in the finance office stole $297k to cover gambling debts or something and got 15 years in the slammer. let me see if i can dig up a link. edit: found it Show nested quote +Litwin told law enforcement in an interview that the money was used to support a gambling habit that included trips to Las Vegas and Atlantic City, N.J., according to court records. She also said the theft was a result of extensive credit card debt and large mortgage payments on her home. http://ww2.fairfaxtimes.com/cms/story.php?id=2006i guess if you're handling such big money on a rather small salary the temptation is huge
Definitely wasn't expecting Thomas Jefferson to be the school involved in that. O_o
That also means you live right around the corner from me, or close. *Chantilly*
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On August 27 2011 11:41 evanthebouncy! wrote:
there really isn't much to say but LOL WOW.
how did yearbook has that much money, even 4 years...
Exactly what I was thinking...
If he just siphoned some money- dang that is a lot of money for yearbooks.
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Not to be callous over the funding that was lost that could have gone towards more classes but Lawton Chiles High School has never hurt for money.
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Dude that's intense! It is always crazy finding out about things that people you used to know do.
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Is your school a public school? AFAIK every public school goes through a pretty intensive audit once every couple of years...
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I'm just surprised that they had 150k in the first place.
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On August 27 2011 12:55 Loser777 wrote:
Is your school a public school? AFAIK every public school goes through a pretty intensive audit once every couple of years...
And that's exactly how she got caught. The audit showed that a lot of reimbursement requests were false and from there it turned into an avalanche.
So yeah, it is a public school.
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impressive... at least she got caught.
and lol chiles. i seem to know quite a few people that went to chiles... math contests woo
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i still think yearbooks are ripoffs 
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On August 27 2011 12:03 Torenhire wrote:Show nested quote +On August 27 2011 10:40 pyaar wrote:heh, something similar happened at my school not too long ago. someone in the finance office stole $297k to cover gambling debts or something and got 15 years in the slammer. let me see if i can dig up a link. edit: found it Litwin told law enforcement in an interview that the money was used to support a gambling habit that included trips to Las Vegas and Atlantic City, N.J., according to court records. She also said the theft was a result of extensive credit card debt and large mortgage payments on her home. http://ww2.fairfaxtimes.com/cms/story.php?id=2006i guess if you're handling such big money on a rather small salary the temptation is huge Definitely wasn't expecting Thomas Jefferson to be the school involved in that. O_o That also means you live right around the corner from me, or close. *Chantilly*
yeah, it's really a shame. especially since some of that $300k could have gone to renovating our dilapidated bathrooms from the 80's x(
lol, springfield here. yay metro dc area!
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