BillyVance 35 #51 January 18, 2007 Quote I know a now deceased family friend who got bullied mercilessly for years. Until he beat one of his bullies into ICU for a week with a steel frame back pack. So not all bullies are as lucky as yours And one of my college roommates beat the hell out of his most hated tormentor with a steel chain several years after one horrible bullying event. They shared a class and in the classroom was a crown of thorns, and the bully took the thorns and forcefully jammed it down on my roommate's head and proclaimed him "king of the runts!" making him bleed. So years later after both were out of high school, my roommate caught the guy out on the street at night, took out the chain from his trunk, snuck up from behind, said "boo" and swung the chain just as the bully started to turn around. Put him in the hospital for a month in a coma. Ouch... He completely got away with it. No witnesses. And guess what, the bully was 6'-0" and over 200 lbs, my roommate was 5'-1" and 130 lbs. Imagine how much a little guy in a lot of rage can do... "Mediocre people don't like high achievers, and high achievers don't like mediocre people." - SIX TIME National Champion coach Nick Saban Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
azdav 0 #52 January 18, 2007 Quote And one of my college roommates beat the hell out of his most hated tormentor with a steel chain several years after one horrible bullying event. They shared a class and in the classroom was a crown of thorns, and the bully took the thorns and forcefully jammed it down on my roommate's head and proclaimed him "king of the runts!" making him bleed. So years later after both were out of high school, my roommate caught the guy out on the street at night, took out the chain from his trunk, snuck up from behind, said "boo" and swung the chain just as the bully started to turn around. Put him in the hospital for a month in a coma. Ouch... He completely got away with it. No witnesses. And guess what, the bully was 6'-0" and over 200 lbs, my roommate was 5'-1" and 130 lbs. Imagine how much a little guy in a lot of rage can do... Now that's a reality show I would actually watch! You could call it "Revenge of the Runts!" Noooobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!!! M.P.F.C. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites airtwardo 7 #53 January 18, 2007 You could call it "Revenge of the Runts!" Quote I love to see him swinging a REALLY LITTLE chain and jumping UP to do it! ~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Zenister 0 #54 January 18, 2007 Quote And guess what, the bully was 6'-0" and over 200 lbs, my roommate was 5'-1" and 130 lbs. Imagine how much a little guy in a lot of rage can do... i wish i could remember all the words to a punk rock song a good friend wrote (cant find his number anywhere "Skinny and Small" something to the effect of "you played the field i set the bench... now i'm under your window with a 20 inch wrench... Skinny and Small...Skinny and Small.. Skinny and Small" i think just writing that song helped him work out alot of issues (I met him as an adult) i mean DAMN you should have seen his wife... wow what a hottie he married..____________________________________ Those who fail to learn from the past are simply Doomed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites airtwardo 7 #55 January 18, 2007 DAMN you should have seen his wife... wow what a hottie he married... Quote Swinging a 20 inch wrench...what do ya expect?! ~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #56 January 18, 2007 I got picked on in elementary/junior high school a lot. I was one of the smallest kids in my class, & smart, so I became the one that it was fashionable to pick on. It sucked. 9th grade I transferred to a different school, & it didn't happen so much. Anyway, I am now a molecular biologist. a couple years ago I was driving back to my hometown and I met one of the guys who was in the crowd of bullies when I grew up. He was collecting tolls from a booth as I drove through. At least he was doing something useful with his life. But I have an EZ-Pass now, so I probably won't see him again. edited to add: It sucks to be bullied, but I figure it would suck FAR WORSE if you were the bully, but high school was the high point of your life & it was all level or downhill from there. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #57 January 18, 2007 Quotemy faithful Indian friend (really) <> Someone coming. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Butters 0 #58 January 18, 2007 It created a negative perception of the human race that has manifested into a dislike for the majority of humans that may be a factor in the limited amount of charitable activities I donate time and money to(lately I have been attempting to donate more time and money to regain a more positive perception of the human race). However, I feel fine (because I am no longer forced to be in the presence of such people). "That looks dangerous." Leopold Stotch Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites flygirl1 0 #59 January 18, 2007 I wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. The "popular group thought it would be in there best interest to befriend me I guess. This was a good thing only because I could use it to keep them from picking on everyone else. Or at leased they never did it in front of me since I wouldn't tolerate it. I still have a story even if it happened a year after HS. I was dating this guy that thought he was hot shit. He used to be the quarter back of his HS. foot ball team, he was good looking ect... At first he was a really nice guy but, I found out later he was a jerk. Well one day I find out that he had slept with 2 of my "friends" well, not really even friends at the time more like acquaintances but, they knew that we were dating. Needless to say I broke up with that ass, chewed those girls out and moved on with my life. Fast forward several years later I still get love letters from him asking me to take him back and telling me that he still loves me. He is now ugly, over weight, miserable and as I now realize not that bright. I herd from old friends that still live in the same area (most people never move away from my home town after HS) that the girls now live in a tiny apartment together, do drugs and have a life goal to find a rich man to marry them. That being said I still would rather that all of them would have happy meaning full lives. I wouldn't wish bad things on anyone. My best revenge is leading a wonderful happy life and being happy with who I have become.Fly like a girl Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites downwardspiral 0 #60 January 18, 2007 I grew up as an Air Force brat so was always the new kid. Everytime I moved there would always be someone from the "in" crowd that would test me. Being new there was noone who would stand up for me so I learned quickly that I had to stand up for myself to earn respect. These kids would pick fights with me by talking shit then shoving me. Fortunately, my dad taught me how to defend myself by blocking but never striking which came in handy. SO as they tried to shove me I would stand my ground, sweep my hands across their wrists, and shove 'em back out of my comfort zone. This would go on several times until a teacher broke us up. After that these kids realized I wasn't an easy mark and would leave me alone. No matter where I lived.... the same shit would happen. So if you parents out there are not teaching your kids how to defend themselves, you're making a serious mistake.www.FourWheelerHB.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites seejanefall 0 #61 January 18, 2007 Quotea lot of people live lives that may seem "rosy" to us, while we have no idea what kind of pain, desperation, and destruction is going on in their lives. I just got a quote via e-mail today that sums it up... "The grass might be greener on the other side of the fence but it's just as hard to cut." _____________ PMS #394 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites BIGUN 1,488 #62 January 19, 2007 As a new freshman in HS, I saw this senior picking on a little scrawny freshman to the point of tears. Did you know you can get thrown out of school for sneaking up on someone and smacking them in the back of the head with one of those rather large dictionaries?Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Bolas 5 #63 January 19, 2007 QuoteI wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. OMG!!! You're last name is Spelling? Stupidity if left untreated is self-correcting If ya can't be good, look good, if that fails, make 'em laugh. 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airtwardo 7 #53 January 18, 2007 You could call it "Revenge of the Runts!" Quote I love to see him swinging a REALLY LITTLE chain and jumping UP to do it! ~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Zenister 0 #54 January 18, 2007 Quote And guess what, the bully was 6'-0" and over 200 lbs, my roommate was 5'-1" and 130 lbs. Imagine how much a little guy in a lot of rage can do... i wish i could remember all the words to a punk rock song a good friend wrote (cant find his number anywhere "Skinny and Small" something to the effect of "you played the field i set the bench... now i'm under your window with a 20 inch wrench... Skinny and Small...Skinny and Small.. Skinny and Small" i think just writing that song helped him work out alot of issues (I met him as an adult) i mean DAMN you should have seen his wife... wow what a hottie he married..____________________________________ Those who fail to learn from the past are simply Doomed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites airtwardo 7 #55 January 18, 2007 DAMN you should have seen his wife... wow what a hottie he married... Quote Swinging a 20 inch wrench...what do ya expect?! ~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #56 January 18, 2007 I got picked on in elementary/junior high school a lot. I was one of the smallest kids in my class, & smart, so I became the one that it was fashionable to pick on. It sucked. 9th grade I transferred to a different school, & it didn't happen so much. Anyway, I am now a molecular biologist. a couple years ago I was driving back to my hometown and I met one of the guys who was in the crowd of bullies when I grew up. He was collecting tolls from a booth as I drove through. At least he was doing something useful with his life. But I have an EZ-Pass now, so I probably won't see him again. edited to add: It sucks to be bullied, but I figure it would suck FAR WORSE if you were the bully, but high school was the high point of your life & it was all level or downhill from there. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #57 January 18, 2007 Quotemy faithful Indian friend (really) <> Someone coming. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Butters 0 #58 January 18, 2007 It created a negative perception of the human race that has manifested into a dislike for the majority of humans that may be a factor in the limited amount of charitable activities I donate time and money to(lately I have been attempting to donate more time and money to regain a more positive perception of the human race). However, I feel fine (because I am no longer forced to be in the presence of such people). "That looks dangerous." Leopold Stotch Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites flygirl1 0 #59 January 18, 2007 I wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. The "popular group thought it would be in there best interest to befriend me I guess. This was a good thing only because I could use it to keep them from picking on everyone else. Or at leased they never did it in front of me since I wouldn't tolerate it. I still have a story even if it happened a year after HS. I was dating this guy that thought he was hot shit. He used to be the quarter back of his HS. foot ball team, he was good looking ect... At first he was a really nice guy but, I found out later he was a jerk. Well one day I find out that he had slept with 2 of my "friends" well, not really even friends at the time more like acquaintances but, they knew that we were dating. Needless to say I broke up with that ass, chewed those girls out and moved on with my life. Fast forward several years later I still get love letters from him asking me to take him back and telling me that he still loves me. He is now ugly, over weight, miserable and as I now realize not that bright. I herd from old friends that still live in the same area (most people never move away from my home town after HS) that the girls now live in a tiny apartment together, do drugs and have a life goal to find a rich man to marry them. That being said I still would rather that all of them would have happy meaning full lives. I wouldn't wish bad things on anyone. My best revenge is leading a wonderful happy life and being happy with who I have become.Fly like a girl Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites downwardspiral 0 #60 January 18, 2007 I grew up as an Air Force brat so was always the new kid. Everytime I moved there would always be someone from the "in" crowd that would test me. Being new there was noone who would stand up for me so I learned quickly that I had to stand up for myself to earn respect. These kids would pick fights with me by talking shit then shoving me. Fortunately, my dad taught me how to defend myself by blocking but never striking which came in handy. SO as they tried to shove me I would stand my ground, sweep my hands across their wrists, and shove 'em back out of my comfort zone. This would go on several times until a teacher broke us up. After that these kids realized I wasn't an easy mark and would leave me alone. No matter where I lived.... the same shit would happen. So if you parents out there are not teaching your kids how to defend themselves, you're making a serious mistake.www.FourWheelerHB.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites seejanefall 0 #61 January 18, 2007 Quotea lot of people live lives that may seem "rosy" to us, while we have no idea what kind of pain, desperation, and destruction is going on in their lives. I just got a quote via e-mail today that sums it up... "The grass might be greener on the other side of the fence but it's just as hard to cut." _____________ PMS #394 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites BIGUN 1,488 #62 January 19, 2007 As a new freshman in HS, I saw this senior picking on a little scrawny freshman to the point of tears. Did you know you can get thrown out of school for sneaking up on someone and smacking them in the back of the head with one of those rather large dictionaries?Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Bolas 5 #63 January 19, 2007 QuoteI wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. OMG!!! You're last name is Spelling? Stupidity if left untreated is self-correcting If ya can't be good, look good, if that fails, make 'em laugh. 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Zenister 0 #54 January 18, 2007 Quote And guess what, the bully was 6'-0" and over 200 lbs, my roommate was 5'-1" and 130 lbs. Imagine how much a little guy in a lot of rage can do... i wish i could remember all the words to a punk rock song a good friend wrote (cant find his number anywhere "Skinny and Small" something to the effect of "you played the field i set the bench... now i'm under your window with a 20 inch wrench... Skinny and Small...Skinny and Small.. Skinny and Small" i think just writing that song helped him work out alot of issues (I met him as an adult) i mean DAMN you should have seen his wife... wow what a hottie he married..____________________________________ Those who fail to learn from the past are simply Doomed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
airtwardo 7 #55 January 18, 2007 DAMN you should have seen his wife... wow what a hottie he married... Quote Swinging a 20 inch wrench...what do ya expect?! ~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #56 January 18, 2007 I got picked on in elementary/junior high school a lot. I was one of the smallest kids in my class, & smart, so I became the one that it was fashionable to pick on. It sucked. 9th grade I transferred to a different school, & it didn't happen so much. Anyway, I am now a molecular biologist. a couple years ago I was driving back to my hometown and I met one of the guys who was in the crowd of bullies when I grew up. He was collecting tolls from a booth as I drove through. At least he was doing something useful with his life. But I have an EZ-Pass now, so I probably won't see him again. edited to add: It sucks to be bullied, but I figure it would suck FAR WORSE if you were the bully, but high school was the high point of your life & it was all level or downhill from there. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #57 January 18, 2007 Quotemy faithful Indian friend (really) <> Someone coming. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Butters 0 #58 January 18, 2007 It created a negative perception of the human race that has manifested into a dislike for the majority of humans that may be a factor in the limited amount of charitable activities I donate time and money to(lately I have been attempting to donate more time and money to regain a more positive perception of the human race). However, I feel fine (because I am no longer forced to be in the presence of such people). "That looks dangerous." Leopold Stotch Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites flygirl1 0 #59 January 18, 2007 I wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. The "popular group thought it would be in there best interest to befriend me I guess. This was a good thing only because I could use it to keep them from picking on everyone else. Or at leased they never did it in front of me since I wouldn't tolerate it. I still have a story even if it happened a year after HS. I was dating this guy that thought he was hot shit. He used to be the quarter back of his HS. foot ball team, he was good looking ect... At first he was a really nice guy but, I found out later he was a jerk. Well one day I find out that he had slept with 2 of my "friends" well, not really even friends at the time more like acquaintances but, they knew that we were dating. Needless to say I broke up with that ass, chewed those girls out and moved on with my life. Fast forward several years later I still get love letters from him asking me to take him back and telling me that he still loves me. He is now ugly, over weight, miserable and as I now realize not that bright. I herd from old friends that still live in the same area (most people never move away from my home town after HS) that the girls now live in a tiny apartment together, do drugs and have a life goal to find a rich man to marry them. That being said I still would rather that all of them would have happy meaning full lives. I wouldn't wish bad things on anyone. My best revenge is leading a wonderful happy life and being happy with who I have become.Fly like a girl Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites downwardspiral 0 #60 January 18, 2007 I grew up as an Air Force brat so was always the new kid. Everytime I moved there would always be someone from the "in" crowd that would test me. Being new there was noone who would stand up for me so I learned quickly that I had to stand up for myself to earn respect. These kids would pick fights with me by talking shit then shoving me. Fortunately, my dad taught me how to defend myself by blocking but never striking which came in handy. SO as they tried to shove me I would stand my ground, sweep my hands across their wrists, and shove 'em back out of my comfort zone. This would go on several times until a teacher broke us up. After that these kids realized I wasn't an easy mark and would leave me alone. No matter where I lived.... the same shit would happen. So if you parents out there are not teaching your kids how to defend themselves, you're making a serious mistake.www.FourWheelerHB.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites seejanefall 0 #61 January 18, 2007 Quotea lot of people live lives that may seem "rosy" to us, while we have no idea what kind of pain, desperation, and destruction is going on in their lives. I just got a quote via e-mail today that sums it up... "The grass might be greener on the other side of the fence but it's just as hard to cut." _____________ PMS #394 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites BIGUN 1,488 #62 January 19, 2007 As a new freshman in HS, I saw this senior picking on a little scrawny freshman to the point of tears. Did you know you can get thrown out of school for sneaking up on someone and smacking them in the back of the head with one of those rather large dictionaries?Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Bolas 5 #63 January 19, 2007 QuoteI wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. OMG!!! You're last name is Spelling? Stupidity if left untreated is self-correcting If ya can't be good, look good, if that fails, make 'em laugh. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Prev 1 2 3 Next Page 3 of 3 Join the conversation You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible. Reply to this topic... × Pasted as rich text. Paste as plain text instead Only 75 emoji are allowed. × Your link has been automatically embedded. Display as a link instead × Your previous content has been restored. Clear editor × You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL. Insert image from URL × Desktop Tablet Phone Submit Reply 0
SpeedRacer 1 #56 January 18, 2007 I got picked on in elementary/junior high school a lot. I was one of the smallest kids in my class, & smart, so I became the one that it was fashionable to pick on. It sucked. 9th grade I transferred to a different school, & it didn't happen so much. Anyway, I am now a molecular biologist. a couple years ago I was driving back to my hometown and I met one of the guys who was in the crowd of bullies when I grew up. He was collecting tolls from a booth as I drove through. At least he was doing something useful with his life. But I have an EZ-Pass now, so I probably won't see him again. edited to add: It sucks to be bullied, but I figure it would suck FAR WORSE if you were the bully, but high school was the high point of your life & it was all level or downhill from there. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Butters 0 #58 January 18, 2007 It created a negative perception of the human race that has manifested into a dislike for the majority of humans that may be a factor in the limited amount of charitable activities I donate time and money to(lately I have been attempting to donate more time and money to regain a more positive perception of the human race). However, I feel fine (because I am no longer forced to be in the presence of such people). "That looks dangerous." Leopold Stotch Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
flygirl1 0 #59 January 18, 2007 I wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. The "popular group thought it would be in there best interest to befriend me I guess. This was a good thing only because I could use it to keep them from picking on everyone else. Or at leased they never did it in front of me since I wouldn't tolerate it. I still have a story even if it happened a year after HS. I was dating this guy that thought he was hot shit. He used to be the quarter back of his HS. foot ball team, he was good looking ect... At first he was a really nice guy but, I found out later he was a jerk. Well one day I find out that he had slept with 2 of my "friends" well, not really even friends at the time more like acquaintances but, they knew that we were dating. Needless to say I broke up with that ass, chewed those girls out and moved on with my life. Fast forward several years later I still get love letters from him asking me to take him back and telling me that he still loves me. He is now ugly, over weight, miserable and as I now realize not that bright. I herd from old friends that still live in the same area (most people never move away from my home town after HS) that the girls now live in a tiny apartment together, do drugs and have a life goal to find a rich man to marry them. That being said I still would rather that all of them would have happy meaning full lives. I wouldn't wish bad things on anyone. My best revenge is leading a wonderful happy life and being happy with who I have become.Fly like a girl Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
downwardspiral 0 #60 January 18, 2007 I grew up as an Air Force brat so was always the new kid. Everytime I moved there would always be someone from the "in" crowd that would test me. Being new there was noone who would stand up for me so I learned quickly that I had to stand up for myself to earn respect. These kids would pick fights with me by talking shit then shoving me. Fortunately, my dad taught me how to defend myself by blocking but never striking which came in handy. SO as they tried to shove me I would stand my ground, sweep my hands across their wrists, and shove 'em back out of my comfort zone. This would go on several times until a teacher broke us up. After that these kids realized I wasn't an easy mark and would leave me alone. No matter where I lived.... the same shit would happen. So if you parents out there are not teaching your kids how to defend themselves, you're making a serious mistake.www.FourWheelerHB.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
seejanefall 0 #61 January 18, 2007 Quotea lot of people live lives that may seem "rosy" to us, while we have no idea what kind of pain, desperation, and destruction is going on in their lives. I just got a quote via e-mail today that sums it up... "The grass might be greener on the other side of the fence but it's just as hard to cut." _____________ PMS #394 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BIGUN 1,488 #62 January 19, 2007 As a new freshman in HS, I saw this senior picking on a little scrawny freshman to the point of tears. Did you know you can get thrown out of school for sneaking up on someone and smacking them in the back of the head with one of those rather large dictionaries?Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bolas 5 #63 January 19, 2007 QuoteI wasn't bullied in HS but, only because my dad was the writing a popular tv show at that time. OMG!!! You're last name is Spelling? Stupidity if left untreated is self-correcting If ya can't be good, look good, if that fails, make 'em laugh. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
