Eh, the group of friends I have act exactly like Rob in that regard in real life. You do something stupid back in 1998? We still mention it every day.

For example, a friend bought Waverace 64 when it came out for $79 or so back when he was like, 12 or so, with his saved allowance. Now every time we talk about purchases, that is always brought up. It's just how the group works. There is no malice behind the words, it's just poking fun. We do quick fire insult matches, going through every secret and shame we know about the other person.

I mean, it kinda has benefits as well, maybe toughens you up a bit. I work in a public service field, and will invariably deal with irate and rude people. You can't get all huffy, you need to take things in stride. People have said worse things to me, face to face in real life, when I'm pretty much in charge of their care, and I brush it off. It's a handy skill, because in the end it really doesn't matter that some dude was mean to you.

It only matters when it somehow hampers your goals in some way, like a coworker balling you out in front of your superior making you look incompetent. Even then, it serves you well to deal with the situation calmly, not "you're being a big doo-doo head". I still don't get the whole "I'm mad at you over the internet" thing, because in real life it seldom matters when someone is being a prick. For your own good, thicken your skin a bit. If Rob, who we've come to expect these comments from, pisses you off here, I'm afraid to see how you'd deal with a real life confrontation.

It's one thing to do that in a circle of close friends, but you couldn't very well go around doing that kind of thing to everyone in your high school with out getting the crap beaten out of you fairly regularly. There's a difference.

I only got beaten up like twice in highschool. How many times did your mom beat you up at school?

It's one thing to do that in a circle of close friends, but you couldn't very well go around doing that kind of thing to everyone in your high school with out getting the crap beaten out of you fairly regularly. There's a difference.

For example, if I call a homosexual "faggy mcfagpants" in a bar, he probably isn't going to care. He's gay, why should he? He might even say something snappy back like "So what, are you gonna bend down and give full service with that complement *arm waive gay thing*."

It shows you have no idea how to fly under the radar. Your big yap got you into trouble.

If it were possible, I would reach through my monitor and give you a nice uppercut.

For example, if I call a homosexual "faggy mcfagpants" in a bar, he probably isn't going to care. He's gay, why should he?

You are a total ******* who deserves to get shot. One of these days, you're going to piss off someone who's packing heat.

You are a total ******* who deserves to get shot. One of these days, you're going to piss off someone who's packing heat.

P.S. you better check the logic section of your brain because you got it backwards. The person doesn't care if you call them a *** if they're heterosexual. If you call a homosexual a *** then yes, they will care.

I don't go around doing that, it was an example.

I don't care what sex anyone else is attracted to (Unless it's a hot lesbian, that **** KILLS!), what color their skin is, or what religion they practice. Or about a million other ways you could classify people.

I treat everyone I meet the same way, with what I feel is honesty. If you don't like it, stick your fingers in your ears and go "BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH." There are a million more people like me. It'd be hard to imagine that there wouldn't be. 6 billion people, and you're over there acting like I'm some sort of special occurance.

None of us are unique or beautiful snow flakes and life is waaaaay too short to bull**** around the point.

I hope you didn't post that from a school computer. Not these days anyway.

Oh god I know you didn't just reference fight club.

We need to have a Massassi fight club too...

I don't go around doing that, it was an example.

That is exactly my main point.

You act all tough on the internet but the things you say to piss people off you would never say to their face in real life. You act very differently on the internet than you do in real life. That's my point.

You act all tough on the internet

I act consistently whether I'm on the internet or in real life.

Do you maybe, I dunno, see the irony?

I wouldn't talk to you at all. I don't hate myself that much.

I'd just jack all your **** while you were gone.

<spe> seriously you mocked something he did 9 years ago or something man
<spe> thats bad form
<spe> you need fresh game
<Rob> Who, Dark__Knight?
<Rob> No.
<Rob> I'm talking about things he's done as early as a few months ago.
<Rob> Because he's a horrible writer.
<spe> so he called himself on terrible fanfics because he thought thats what you were talking about?
<Rob> Yeah.
<spe> ahahahaha
<spe> *posting*

I got scatter brained today and almost my 2 thumb drives and the key to my house in the school library. I freaking freaked when I released they were missing when I was practically on the other side of the campus. I walked my butt off as fast as I can (I brought my ghetto laptop to school today, making my bag weight like a ton, hence why I didn't run) hoping to high heaven that some dick head wouldn't see them a swipe them (I just bought a 2 GB thumb the other day for 20 bucks so I wasn't exactly eager to give that up easily). Thankfully I found them just in time before someone else did.

I was a little to my next class because of it but in community college, most professors don't care if you're late by 2 or so minutes so it was no big deal

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