Topic: And now, I shall kill you until you die from it...
Jaresh Inyo
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I hate people who lack even the most basic maturity. My sister, who's 12,, had a basketball thrown at her head by some 14 year old who has a crush on her. I, of course, in a fit of rage (only I can do that!) began planning revenge. I'm 6'4, 230 lbs, so I figured I should be able to intimidate a grade 8. But, just as a had finalized my plans to surround him and give him the standard "Touch my sister ever again and I'll..." speech, my mother found out. That is bad, since I would have needed parental permission to get to his school on time. So, now I can do nothing.
When I was in grade eight, I had a crush on a girl who was in the grade below. Hell, two and half years later I still like her! But I never threw basketballs at her! *Fumes*
Well, perhaps the only positive is that today his grade came for a tour of my high school. When a group of his classmates (Not sure if he was in that batch) was shown into my math class, I stood up, all one hundred and ninety three centimeters of me, and bellowed in my deep voice "Which one of you has been throwing basketballs at my sister?!?"
Silence.
Hopefully that will send him a message. Even if he wasn't there, one of his friends should notify him that Pamela is not the girl to throw basketballs at anymore. *Cackles evilly*
------------------ Josh: I think they're getting to know each other a bit too well, if you catch my drift. Me: Oh, I agree. I think they're spending too much time together, that is of course, if you catch my drift. Asher: I think he's *ucking her, and he's cheating on his wife, and he's risking his marriage, and if his wife finds out about it she'll leave him and take their son, and his life will be ruined. If you catch my drift...
------------------ Josh: I think they're getting to know each other a bit too well, if you catch my drift. Me: Oh, I agree. I think they're spending too much time together, that is of course, if you catch my drift. Asher: I think he's *ucking her, and he's cheating on his wife, and he's risking his marriage, and if his wife finds out about it she'll leave him and take their son, and his life will be ruined. If you catch my drift...
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Charles in Charge? In trouble now methinks.
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I've been waiting for two years for someone to make that joke! And here you go, not even taking it to its logical conclusion! Argh!
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That's Cave Man love, bop the woman over the head with a handy rock or club, and drag her away by the hair. Neanderthal!! That's why they went extinct!!
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ah ah ah....you really don't want to bring up the subject of Neandertals around this Anthropology student....*grins* (no...didn't misspell it, either. that's actually how it's pronounced ;-) The original German spelling with the 'h' left the h silent anyway...heh. so now they've got two spellings, both acceptable)oi...here i go.. *LOL*
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I'll show him how you really hit someone over the head...
------------------ Josh: I think they're getting to know each other a bit too well, if you catch my drift. Me: Oh, I agree. I think they're spending too much time together, that is of course, if you catch my drift. Asher: I think he's *ucking her, and he's cheating on his wife, and he's risking his marriage, and if his wife finds out about it she'll leave him and take their son, and his life will be ruined. If you catch my drift...
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Doesn't your planning to scare this kid by threatening him (verbally or non-verbally) with physical violence show your immaturity? I mean, if you have to solve problems with violence, then you had better figure out a new plan before you enter the so-called 'real world'...
(not to confuse, violence is pretty effective...just not the smartest path)
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I think the violence started with the thrown basketball. Now, although violence may be "uncivil," it can have its uses.
F'rinstance, when violence has already occured.
Here: My new dog got the bright idea that she'd like to be dominant over our housecat, whose been with us for many a year. So she barked at him. The cat, being a cat, ignored this. Until she jumped on him and tried to bite on his neck.
He shredded her nose. She hasn't bothered him since.
There's a saying that goes "those who play with cats must expect to be scratched."
Those who throw basketballs at little sisters must expect to be pummelled by big brothers.
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[This message was edited by First of Two on May 16, 1999.]
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If you can suggest a better way to get him to stop hurting my sister, I'm all years. The school refuses to deal with it, since they think (Correctly so) that its just a crush. However, that's not an excuse as far as I'm concerned. I wouldn't hurt him, just tell him to leave her alone. Just the sight of me would be enough to convince him to listen.
------------------ Josh: I think they're getting to know each other a bit too well, if you catch my drift. Me: Oh, I agree. I think they're spending too much time together, that is of course, if you catch my drift. Asher: I think he's *ucking her, and he's cheating on his wife, and he's risking his marriage, and if his wife finds out about it she'll leave him and take their son, and his life will be ruined. If you catch my drift...
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Yes, yes, but animals do not have the ability to reason and work out differences diplomatically. An animal analogy does not work.
The school has rules, and if you feel like you have been treated unjustly, or feel that someone else has been treated unjustly, you report them to the appropiate authorities who have the responcibility to take care of misconduct. Taking the law into ones own hands creates a lawless society, which we are fast approaching because no one wants to use a system they feel doesn't work. Also, was anyone really hurt in this basketball incident, besides conceptual emotions of pride and honor? Are you actually looking for an excuse to act out violently? Are you letting your anger make desicions for you?
And has it ever occured to you that perhapes the actual contact between basketball and sister's head was accidental and the ball was meant to land near her as to get her attention? He hasn't appologized because he may feel embarrased.
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Once might have been accidental. Twice even. But not every recess for weeks. And I'm not acting out of anger. I'm not bully for Godsakes! I'm angry at the little punk, but I wouldn't touch him. I've been provoked directly worse than this before, last year an enemy of mine put together a gang of people to beat me up. I found out about it, and got the guy alone. I didn't touch him. I scared him, yes, but didn't touch him. I said it in the first post, and now I'll say it again for all the idiots who think I'm about to pull a Columbine THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STANDING UP TALL AND YELLING AT SOMEONE FROM OVER A FENCE TO BEATING THE SHIT OUT OF HIM. I would have thought I made my lack of desire to attack him physically readily apparent in my first post. My second post was dark humor, not befitting of a smiley because the situation isn't funny.
To reiterate, if I wouldn't hit a guy my age when he was gathering people to attack me and my best friend, I'm not going to hit a 14 year old. Scare him yes, but not hurt him. That's not necessary, and, frankly, I have no interest in being arrested when a raised voice could accomplish the same frickin' thing. Clear?
------------------ Josh: I think they're getting to know each other a bit too well, if you catch my drift. Me: Oh, I agree. I think they're spending too much time together, that is of course, if you catch my drift. Asher: I think he's *ucking her, and he's cheating on his wife, and he's risking his marriage, and if his wife finds out about it she'll leave him and take their son, and his life will be ruined. If you catch my drift...
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