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Justice. Just Justice.
Mercenary (2013-03-18 10:08:22)There was a kid who always made fun of me for being smart. Towards the end of the school year he asked me to let him cheat off of me because he was a t risk at failing. For every test we had, I gave him the wrong answers. Ironically, the answers I gave him actually rose his grades. Yeah, his grades were THAT low. He was forced to take extra classes during the summer, despite the fact he still had to repeat the grade. I recommended the extra help to his parents. :b
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God damnit Fred.
Ok this may be an example of preemptive revenge, but considering how it happened I'm still pretty sure I was entirely in the right. not sure how petty it was. But anyways...
In elementary school I wasn't the most popular kid, I was into books, had big glasses (I wear contacts now), into video games, got very good grades, classic nerd. I had friends sure, but I did tend to be the butt of the classic "nerdy-kid" jokes.
One day in class we were doing some sort of busy work and I was seated across from one of the girls (let's call her Prickanny) who always loved to make fun of me and give me crap. The girl for some reason was stamping her feet up and down on the floor like a crazy person (not just the nervous knee thing that most people get from time to time, full on lifting and dropping her feet).
The massive shockwaves from her dinosaur stomping ending up knocking her glasses off the desk and somewhere right beneath her feet. Being the good guy that I was, I immediately yelled out "Prickanny!, STOP, WATCH YOUR FEET!". She stops her foot, a few inches from her glasses, then looks at me and just asks, "Why?".
Now I could have told her that she was about to ruin her glasses, but for some reason I didn't. I happened to not be wearing my own glasses at the time, and on a lark I told her, "You're about to step on my glasses".
Prickanny got the biggest grin on her face, lifted her foot back up and smashed it back down onto her own glasses. Prickanny heard them crack and bent down to pick the glasses up, still grinning at me without breaking her gaze. When she lifted the glasses up and looked at them, and realized they were her own, she started crying, loudly. Ran to the teacher.
It was wonderful
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