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blankgabriel

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Well a while back some friends and I went to go see the 1st showing of the latest pirates of the carribean movie. The theatre was PACKED with people who talk constantly with their cellphones out texting people. When a "pirate" dog jumped into the picture, a bunch of girls started saying, "OH CUTE PUPPY!". I thought, "NO, ITS NOT CUTE, ITS A FUKKEN PIRATE DOG!" There was one guy that my mates and I got a kick out of. This probably mentally handicapped "no offence" who yelled "HAHA, GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE!" When Jack swung around on a rope. That made me lol. BUT THE OTHER PEOPLE DIDN'T!
 

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MadeInThe90s said:
EDIT: Oh, and kids who act like their cellphone is their life-support system.
Not just them, also the adults who assume that every preteen/teenager is addicted to their phone. "You kids these days are obsessed with those things. Why don't you put that down?" This is the first time I've used it in the past 2 weeks and I'm only using it to give my parents information.
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wouldyoukindly99 said:
%99 percent of the kids at my school. Ungrateful, direspectful loudmouths the lot of them; they never close their damn mouths and always shout out things at inappropriate times. They treat the teachers with zero respect and act like they're entitled to the world for doing absolutely nothing. I hate those people.
My High school was full of those people.
So I stayed away from the lot of them.

I pretty much ignored them, some tried to screw with me to get me to do something stupid, I sat there like a statue, not reacting to them as if they aren't there. It was funny because it eventually creeped them out.
That's what I do too
 

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OT: In a cinema, some kids were with parents and started shouting 'Boogies' really loudly. Then the parents started to get involved...seriously 40-50 year old men and women joining in with a bunch of 13 year olds. Needless to say, me and my mate got pissed and proceeded to shout at the top of our voice 'SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!!'

Needless to say, we were swiftly ejected form the cinema.
...huh. That's surprising. Have we met?

After reading that I glanced at your profile, and I remember something very similar to that happening in a cinema I visited. I don't remember it very clearly, but something like that did happen there. And we seem to live close enough for it to actually be possible.

That was actually the very incident I first started to think of when this came up. I didn't shout out though... I'm normally way too quiet to do that.
 

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Fniff said:
You know the type,the one with the parents who never do anything,or the ones who beg way too much for chocolate. Have you ever encountered one,and if you did,what was it like?

My encounter was with a kid in a chimera. He was kicking my friend's seat and my friend asked him to stop. He did but he kept talking all the way though the goddamn movie. His parents didn't do anything both times.
What were you doing inside a chimera? Those don't eat humans often.
But anyway, most of my encounters simply consist of children with no common sense or some who are just plain stupid.
 

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At my school, everyday. The black kids that insult the teachers, wear their pants at the knees (ok, I'm guilty of this, kind of), and walk in the halls like the floors are covered with molasses. I hate them. Plus, about 20 9th graders were busted for smoking pot at the nearby park.

I fear for humanity.
 

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Azraellod said:
sasquatch99 said:
OT: In a cinema, some kids were with parents and started shouting 'Boogies' really loudly. Then the parents started to get involved...seriously 40-50 year old men and women joining in with a bunch of 13 year olds. Needless to say, me and my mate got pissed and proceeded to shout at the top of our voice 'SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!!'

Needless to say, we were swiftly ejected form the cinema.
...huh. That's surprising. Have we met?

After reading that I glanced at your profile, and I remember something very similar to that happening in a cinema I visited. I don't remember it very clearly, but something like that did happen there. And we seem to live close enough for it to actually be possible.

That was actually the very incident I first started to think of when this came up. I didn't shout out though... I'm normally way too quiet to do that.
Perhaps...
Have you ever moved into Hampshire?
 

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sasquatch99 said:
Perhaps...
Have you ever moved into Hampshire?
Oh... that south England. Must have been a coincidence, since I don't think I've ever actually been there.

I repeatedly get confused when people say the south of England, and the south-west of England. If you look at a map, the south-west is lower then the place called the south, which strikes me as an anomaly. Surely it should be referred to as the south and the south-east, since the south-west is further down.
 

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Azraellod said:
sasquatch99 said:
Perhaps...
Have you ever moved into Hampshire?
Oh... that south England. Must have been a coincidence, since I don't think I've ever actually been there.

I repeatedly get confused when people say the south of England, and the south-west of England. If you look at a map, the south-west is lower then the place called the south, which strikes me as an anomaly. Surely it should be referred to as the south and the south-east, since the south-west is further down.
It confuses me as well...
Ah, well, I'll just go back to yelling at annoying brats in the cinema, then.
 

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Seems to me like a lot of commenters here had a crappy childhood judging by the complaints about highschool. Im sure people hated you for that too just like you and they hate everyone else.
 

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Valate said:
Hah, thats nothing... This one time I asked for dinner ONCE (I was five) and you know what happened to me? I had a katana held to my neck by someone easily 6 times my size. This is a dual ended spectrum, friend...
Explanation in 3...2...1
 

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Tdc2182 said:
VicunaBlue said:
How about the one that reach adulthood and start insulting children on internet forums?
Oh snap
Oh snap indeed.

I was literally giggling and raising my right brow as I was going to post that. Ninjas with guns, I'm telling ya.
 

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Fniff said:
624 said:
wouldyoukindly99 said:
%99 percent of the kids at my school. Ungrateful, direspectful loudmouths the lot of them; they never close their damn mouths and always shout out things at inappropriate times. They treat the teachers with zero respect and act like they're entitled to the world for doing absolutely nothing. I hate those people.
Agreed (Stay away from Michigan).
Is Michigan in need of a Battle Royale act?
Oh you'd better believe it. Actually, that would make a great setting for the upcoming American Battle Royale remake (which is going to be miserably terrible, no doubt about it).
 

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Fniff said:
You know the type,the one with the parents who never do anything,or the ones who beg way too much for chocolate. Have you ever encountered one,and if you did,what was it like?

My encounter was with a kid in a chimera. He was kicking my friend's seat and my friend asked him to stop. He did but he kept talking all the way though the goddamn movie. His parents didn't do anything both times.
Kids being kids, BLASPHEMY i say.
 

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TheSkaAssassin said:
Valate said:
Hah, thats nothing... This one time I asked for dinner ONCE (I was five) and you know what happened to me? I had a katana held to my neck by someone easily 6 times my size. This is a dual ended spectrum, friend...
Explanation in 3...2...1
Oh snap I forgot to mention the person WAS MY DAD.
 

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Fniff said:
Ghonzor said:
Fniff said:
You know the type,the one with the parents who never do anything,or the ones who beg way too much for chocolate. Have you ever encountered one,and if you did,what was it like?

My encounter was with a kid in a chimera. He was kicking my friend's seat and my friend asked him to stop. He did but he kept talking all the way though the goddamn movie. His parents didn't do anything both times.
A kid in a chimera? No one was concerned at all?
Wow...
I guess it was my fault. I went to see Up.

God,that film was kick-ass. Zeppelins for all!
Wait, up has chimeras in it?
 

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A lot of it has to do with the fact that it's not acceptable to whip a kids ass anymore. Thanks tree huggers.
I don't get this argument, so because parents aren't allowed to spank their child anymore that means that they've all of a sudden turned to little shits? Weren't they already little devils anyway?

Guess what. You were that little shit to. It doesn't matter if parents spank them or ignore them, they've always been little shits. Hell, spanking may make it worse, who knows.

If your parents "disciplined" you, and then you see some other kid thinking "Pfft, that kid should be spanked, I was a good little boy!", do you know why you were "disciplined"? Because you were that kid.

When I was a kid, I was an insane bastard. I cried, I yelled, I whined all the time, I got into fights, I cried some moar, blah de blah blah. Well guess what, I wised up and grew up. Whenever I see a little kid going crazy or whatever, I either ignore them or move away. They're little kids, what the hell do I expect them to do, argue Ghandi's philosophy with me?

Same thing with the current kids I go to school with. While they can be incredibly annoying at times, cursing everywhere, thinking they're wangstahs or something, kings/queens of the world, what the hell am I supposed to do about it? I probably "matured" earlier than most other kids, I treat my teachers with respect, etc.... Doesn't stop me from going a little crazy myself, cracking an inappropriate joke or whatever. I'm still a freakin' kid, I'm going to disobey my parents sometimes, I'm going to be annoying on occasions, I'm going to freak out every day occasionally, I think the world's trying to smash me to bits, what the hell am I supposed to do?!? In fact I'm going crazy in this post already!

I don't consider myself "badly raised". My dad never hits me, or does any other "disciplinary" measures other than yelling at me (or at least it sounds like he is, his Israeli accent is naturally like that) and quite frankly I go crazy enough as is.

(reading back over this, I think I'm going a tad crazy right now. The entire thing wasn't fully directed at you, just a small rant I had going on)
 
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Fniff said:
Ghonzor said:
Fniff said:
You know the type,the one with the parents who never do anything,or the ones who beg way too much for chocolate. Have you ever encountered one,and if you did,what was it like?

My encounter was with a kid in a chimera. He was kicking my friend's seat and my friend asked him to stop. He did but he kept talking all the way though the goddamn movie. His parents didn't do anything both times.
A kid in a chimera? No one was concerned at all?
Wow...
I guess it was my fault. I went to see Up.

God,that film was kick-ass. Zeppelins for all!
How come whenever a really good movie just happens to be rated G, that it is immediately flooded with 100,000 5-yearolds?
Up kicked all sorts of ass, but was flooded with a kiddy air everywhere but the actual film
(Advertisements, pre-movie stuff, etc)
 

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All the time. Fortunately, I live in a state where smacking a kid for being obnoxious is generally tolerated, even accepted.