Real life bully beatdown... - Page 9

RedRider2k2 · 03-17-2011, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Apoc

And guess what? None of us grew up to be violent criminals.

Who says any of us even grew up yet? What are you trying to say anyway?

That's it...At the Flagpole tomorrow at Lunch...

shmike · 03-17-2011, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Apoc

Hell, at 16 I was fighting grown men in bars,...and beating the fuck out of guys for calling down my mom. And to this day, I have never committed a violent crime.

Uh, you may want to check your facts there Apoc.

I agree with the sentiment but I still found the above inconsistencies funny.

Kaneman · 03-17-2011, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by shmike

Uh, you may want to check your facts there Apoc.

I agree with the sentiment but I still found the above inconsistencies funny.

"Man, back in my day we used to murder Nuns all the time. As long as they weren't younger than 50 they were fair game. This one time I crushed one of their faces under my size 18 steel toed work boot just to test the soles. But to this day I've not so much as broken the speed limit."

tommymac · 03-17-2011, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by RedRider2k2

Who says any of us even grew up yet? What are you trying to say anyway?

That's it...At the Flagpole tomorrow at Lunch...

Its by the willow trees at 3pm LOL

Papa_Complex · 03-17-2011, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by shmike

Uh, you may want to check your facts there Apoc.

I agree with the sentiment but I still found the above inconsistencies funny.

He's from New Brunswick, so he may not be exaggerating much there. After all, a good New Brunswicker started drinking out of his father's glass (that's beer glass, 'cause there's no other kind) at 3 years of age, was fighting barely out of the womb, and sounds vaguely like a Cape Bretoner who was dropped on his head, at birth.

shmike · 03-17-2011, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

He's from New Brunswick, so he may not be exaggerating much there. After all, a good New Brunswicker started drinking out of his father's glass (that's beer glass, 'cause there's no other kind) at 3 years of age, was fighting barely out of the womb, and sounds vaguely like a Cape Bretoner who was dropped on his head, at birth.

I'm not doubting that.

I got a laugh out of a guy saying: "I physically assault people for sport but I've never been illegally violent."

wildchild · 03-17-2011, 01:43 PM

now days schools getway too carried away with counseling. my kid put a light hit on a player on the soccer field. he wound up going out of the game. (the other boy) the next week was filled with "does your son need any emotional help dealing with this situation?" what situation, it's a game, people get minor injuries all the time. the kid had the wind knocked out of him, that was all. he chose not to return to the game. I did speak to his parents afterward to check on him.

yes I have been told (by a parent)I would have to pay for a kids medical who had decided it would be fun to beat the crap out of the little turd at the ball diamond. unfortunately the little turd was pretty tough. cops came to the house and the whole 9. after all was said and done the cop told my son he had done a good job of defending himself, no charges or trouble. his mom got to pay her own medical bills.

pauldun170 · 03-17-2011, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by wildchild

now days schools getway too carried away with counseling. my kid put a light hit on a player on the soccer field. he wound up going out of the game. (the other boy) the next week was filled with "does your son need any emotional help dealing with this situation?" what situation, it's a game, people get minor injuries all the time. the kid had the wind knocked out of him, that was all. he chose not to return to the game. I did speak to his parents afterward to check on him.

yes I have been told (by a parent)I would have to pay for a kids medical who had decided it would be fun to beat the crap out of the little turd at the ball diamond. unfortunately the little turd was pretty tough. cops came to the house and the whole 9. after all was said and done the cop told my son he had done a good job of defending himself, no charges or trouble. his mom got to pay her own medical bills.

They ask "does your son need any emotional help dealing with this situation?" because parents have a bad habit of suing the school when lil johnny blows his head off during the school year.

So no any little thing that occurs on school property or that is sanctioned by the school that may theoretically affect emotional health must be met with an action plan by the school. They are covering their ass.

I bet a large % of the nonsense you see at schools all started with some parent sending their lawyer after a district. Its a lot cheaper to have these lame policies in place than to fight it out in court.

summary...Parents fault.

wildchild · 03-17-2011, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by pauldun170

They ask "does your son need any emotional help dealing with this situation?" because parents have a bad habit of suing the school when lil johnny blows his head off during the school year.

So no any little thing that occurs on school property or that is sanctioned by the school that may theoretically affect emotional health must be met with an action plan by the school. They are covering their ass.

I bet a large % of the nonsense you see at schools all started with some parent sending their lawyer after a district. Its a lot cheaper to have these lame policies in place than to fight it out in court.

summary...Parents fault.

I agree that is how it started but now days there are far too many people that are very "sensitive" to the oh I've hurt someone feeelings. Don't get me wrong I know they had nothing but good intentions, it was just a little hard not to laugh when they asked, after the first few times.

pauldun170 · 03-17-2011, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by wildchild

I agree that is how it started but now days there are far too many people that are very "sensitive" to the oh I've hurt someone feeelings. Don't get me wrong I know they had nothing but good intentions, it was just a little hard not to laugh when they asked, after the first few times.

What people? Where are all these people concerned about feelings?
You must live in pussyville or something.
You should move to New Brunswick.
They throw down over everything. It's like TV scottland over there.
Fucking kilts and fisticuffs...

03-17-2011, 01:43 PM	#87
wildchild cruiser Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: on the run Moto: '09 HD superglide, 16 Yamaha FZ 09 Posts: 2,749	now days schools getway too carried away with counseling. my kid put a light hit on a player on the soccer field. he wound up going out of the game. (the other boy) the next week was filled with "does your son need any emotional help dealing with this situation?" what situation, it's a game, people get minor injuries all the time. the kid had the wind knocked out of him, that was all. he chose not to return to the game. I did speak to his parents afterward to check on him. yes I have been told (by a parent)I would have to pay for a kids medical who had decided it would be fun to beat the crap out of the little turd at the ball diamond. unfortunately the little turd was pretty tough. cops came to the house and the whole 9. after all was said and done the cop told my son he had done a good job of defending himself, no charges or trouble. his mom got to pay her own medical bills.