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Originally posted by: NuclearNed
Once this guy at work borrowed my Star Wars dvds and kept them for six months. I finally had to ask him to return them, which he did the next day along with an apology.
Originally posted by: NissanGurl
My mom and stepdad have a log home. I was often recruited for household projects. One such project was tearing out the old front porch and putting in the new one. So one Sunday, I helped tear up all of the old porch planks, etc. Takes us all day to remove the old porch so we stopped with no porch and a nice 4-5 ft drop from the front door to the ground (live in TN, so everything is on a hill).
Went to bed and got up for school the next morning. Turned around in the door jam to lock the door as I was leaving. Locked the door, swung around with my foot out, and took a step. A second later I was shocked lying in the dirt (backpack and all). I had completely forgotten taking out the old porch and fell stepping out to go to school. Wound up having to change pants because of all the dirt from the fall.
My heart still occassionally skips a beat if I turn in a door jam to lock the door and I haven't checked to make sure the ground/porch is where it's supposed to be.
Originally posted by: Aflac
Why did this thread turn into pee/crap stories?
Originally posted by: MikeyIs4Dcats
Originally posted by: NuclearNed
Once this guy at work borrowed my Star Wars dvds and kept them for six months. I finally had to ask him to return them, which he did the next day along with an apology.
you should have punched him!
Originally posted by: eLiu
When I was in kindergarten, we had these wooden building blocks that stretched from fitting in the palm of your hand to maybe 2ft or so long. They had the end-dimensions of a 2x4.
I spent the morning building myself a little "fort" kind of thing out of them, and this douche walks over and crashes it down.
So I grab a long piece (2ft) and swing it like a bat into his head, sending him sprawling across the floor.
He never fvcked with me again. It was great... and thats' when i learned violence solves problems... a lesson I applied time & time agian in elementary school.
Thankfully I stopped in middle school, when it coulda really gotten me into trouble
Originally posted by: Journer
once at camp (no not band camp) some guy pissed me off....so for revenge i took a ****** in a clear plastic bag and hit him in the face with it....i wasnt allowed to do any activities for a while but it was worth it....that little bitch didnt do anything to me since then >)