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#61
10-25-2007, 01:58 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
In Laughlin, I was watching the James Bond that had Timothy Dalton in it. I was 16. (It gets worse)
There was a guy that kept yelling things at the screen and making wild gestures. I started throwing popcorn at him and telling him to pipe down. He kept going. I started throwing pocket change and red vines. He didn't stop. Soon thereafter, he left. As he was leaving someone that was with him told me that the guy had Tourette's in a voice loud enough to let every one else know as well. (It so happened that I had JUST read a story earlier in the week about Jim Eisenriech who had Tourettes.) 
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#62
10-25-2007, 02:16 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
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In Laughlin, I was watching the James Bond that had Timothy Dalton in it. I was 16. (It gets worse) [/ QUOTE ] Did you watch On Her Majesty's Secret Service next?
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#64
10-25-2007, 03:02 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
holy [censored]
[ QUOTE ] I am a federal agent monitoring an online chat-room hosted at a large drug information website. I've become somewhat of a regular there, and have even arranged for some of the residents to send me illicit drugs through the mail. I've developed a persona, complete with pictures, stories from my childhood, and made up [censored] to prove myself to these people. Hell, I've earned so much of their trust that I'm even the administrator of their forums software. Right now I'm investigating this guy in the northeast, another guy in San Jose, and another one in Sacramento. The thing is, I've sort of developed friendships with the people, even visiting some of them, and am beginning to feel terrible about lying to them. I don't think I could possibly arrest any of them or allow the IRC logs be used in any depositions without feeling extreme guilt. That's my confession. [/ QUOTE ]
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#65
10-25-2007, 03:17 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
When i was in high school i dumped my gf for another girl. A few days later the ex came over to talk to me about our relationship and was obviuosly emotionaly broken up. I get a call on my cell from the new girl and asnwered it, telling her id call her back. My ex instantly broke into tears and ran out. I chased after her, caught up to her and grabbed her by the arm. She turned around and looked at me with the most heartbreaking look on her face, and then ran to her car.
It wasnt just that i took the phone call but the whole ordeal of the break up. I guess it wasnt that bad but 6 years later i still cant get the picture of her face out of my mind sometimes and it makes me sick to my stomach. I guess none of it was "shameful", but ive never hurt anyone as much as i hurt her.
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#68
10-25-2007, 04:10 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
When i was ~13 i was in a snowball fight. This ~11 year old annoying kid came over and joined in. I had a snowball that had pretty much turned to ice and i pegged him right in the face. he started crying and went home and his dad took him to the hospital. We went over to his house and told his mom oops, accident. She yelled at us, my friends never told it was me even though she wanted to know, and we ended up basically saying she should stop babying him then leaving.
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#69
10-25-2007, 04:27 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] link is busto [/ QUOTE ] [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] Fixed. I R BAD @ TEH INTERWEBZ [/ QUOTE ] Jesus. http://grouphug.us/confessions/386823471 [/ QUOTE ] LOL these are gold press "random" http://grouphug.us/confessions/928789161 [/ QUOTE ] http://grouphug.us/confessions/944311426
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#70
10-25-2007, 05:30 PM
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Re: Most shameful thing you\'ve ever done?
[ QUOTE ]
In Laughlin, I was watching the James Bond that had Timothy Dalton in it. I was 16. (It gets worse) There was a guy that kept yelling things at the screen and making wild gestures. I started throwing popcorn at him and telling him to pipe down. He kept going. I started throwing pocket change and red vines. He didn't stop. Soon thereafter, he left. As he was leaving someone that was with him told me that the guy had Tourette's in a voice loud enough to let every one else know as well. (It so happened that I had JUST read a story earlier in the week about Jim Eisenriech who had Tourettes.) [/ QUOTE ] Why would a guy with Tourette's go see a movie. That's completely out of line. I don't think you did anything wrong at all.
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