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[QUOTE="Alter_Echo"]
The one bully that I ever had problems with only lasted like 3 weeks. He would take my lunch, pull my chair out from under me at lunch, do things and blame them on me, smack me with chalk erasers etc etc. Told teachers, told parents, nobody did anythin. So one day during gym class I pushed him off the top of those retractable gym bleachers (probably like 8 feet high) and then while he was laying there trying to get up, I kicked him in the face repeatedly with a pair of Brahma boots.
I got expelled originally but was allowed to come back and be in ISD instead. When he came back to school he had to wear this plastic shell thing on the lower part of his face to hold his nose in the right spot and had to wear this wire mesh stuff in his mouth.
Never fvcked with anybody else ever again.
If I ever do run into him, I hope he remembers me and how I fvcked his sh1t up. Absolutely hate bullies and I totally advocate full on violence against them.
Alter_Echo
Wow...seems a bit over the top. Many bullies need to be taught a lesson but you're lucky you're not sitting in a prison cell right now or giving him your paycheck for the next 20 years.It was either be extreme or do nothing at all. This kid was 2 feet taller than me and probably over double my weight. Had I half assed it, he would have gotten up and beat me into a pulp. It HAD to be a convincing beating that was bad enough to not only stop it THEN but to stop it in the future.
For the rest of school he wouldn't even look in my direction. Mission accomplished.
His folks did try to sue my parents for the medical costs but since we were an impoverished family living on welfare without a pot to piss in or a window to throw it out of, getting anything from us was a losing battle.
Gotta agree on the be extreme or do nothing at all thing. This guy I know at school tried to bully me, but thinking he was a few inches taller and a bit broader led to his donwfall. It was freshman year and while playing soccer, I kicked his leg by mistake. When he tried to push me, all I had to do was punch his nose hard three times and he had a visit to the doctor. Meanwhile, literally everyone on the field cheered me and this act made me respected greatly. Nowadays though, we're friends and play soccer together since down here we believe in 'forgive and forget'.
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