why don't people take responsibility for what they do?

[Kneel B4 Zod]

this would be easier to deal with if you decided to not be such a [censored] idiot to begin with

[Blarg]

That was some real douchebag sh*t. You trash somebody's things -- somebody you live with, yet -- and you ask about OTHER people's morals?

And now you're perhaps considering shirking your responsibility to not be a douchebag AGAIN, by weaseling out of making good on the damages?

P.S. Your friend is f*cked up. I hope you're at least boning her, because she is retarded.

[guids]

PS, someday I hope you do something like this to the wrong person. If everyone did 1 stupid thing to the wrong person, there would be less stupid people out there.

[kurosh]

Why would you destroy something like a violin or painting??

[posnera]

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Why would you destroy something like a violin or painting??

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Didn't you read on? He was drunk. That excuses everything.

Frankly, if you are enough of a douchebag to throw other peoples' stuff out of a window, you may as well go all the way and deny it. Completely bow out of civil society. Then you can be free to do whatever your violent impulses tell you to do. Go all out - wear it on a t-shirt "I will destroy your [censored] for no apparent reason because that's just the kind of prick I am." Then you'll have the ultimate excuse - "I warned you."

[skoal2k4]

deny deny deny deny ... As American as apple pie and baseball

[prohornblower]

This was a really dumb idea from the get-go.

If you hate him enough to ruin his personal items, then why not tell him to f*** off?

I don't understand damaging his stuff then paying for it. The whole thing is dumb. You decided to ruin his stuff, so just tell him that you hate him and that you aren't paying for it.

But you should have never done this from the beginning.