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Misunderstood you, my bad.That's the point. I said "soon-to-be pedophiles" in reference to the students.
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Misunderstood you, my bad.That's the point. I said "soon-to-be pedophiles" in reference to the students.
You're good.Misunderstood you, my bad.
There was a weird hasidic jew kid who kept jerking off in the bathroom when I was in middle school. Every period he would excuse himself to the bathroom and crank one out in 2-3 minutes. One day I walked in and I heard him moaning from the stalls in both English and Yiddish. I remember he said "That's hot Goy". I went back the other way and didn't say a word.
My day with the interview as Typhoon finally came, and it went pretty well. The problem came after class, when one of my classmates accused me of copying some guy from some PS1 fighting game that I'd never even heard of (and don't recall the name of). Guy didn't believe me and insisted I was lying about never having heard of this this game, or even that I didn't have a Playstation. He followed me all the way to my next class and only stopped when he was late for his own class.
I thought that it was over and done with, until the next day when he brought in the instruction booklet for the game. He shoved the character roster in my face, presumably thinking that I'd recognize the character and be caught lying. Typhoon, it turned out, turned out be some fucking tiger furry dude, so he thought I was breaking three out of four rules to boot. He wouldn't accept that I had no idea what the fuck I was talking about (though I did laugh when I found out Typhoon was a furry), and marched over to Mr. Fatty to get me in trouble. Mr. Fatty gave no fucks as he didn't see any coincidences between my Typhoon and Typhoon the furry.
Again, I thought it was over, except this guy refused to believe I was telling the truth and harassed me about it almost every fucking day until the quarter ended. And he still mentioned it every now and then until the end of the year.
You should've told everyone that you overheard him masturbating to "hot guys" instead of hot goys.
I don't know Jewish slang very well but I think "Goy" is just slang for a non-Jew, I think that could be refer to either gender but you're probably right.Isn't that what he was doing? Aren't gentile women known as shiksas?
>fucking tiger furry dudeLike millions of other American kids I watched Dragonball Z, so the idea of a realistic (and unrelated) strong/fighting character seemed interesting. I knew there was a zero percent chance I could emulate an accent so I made sure my character was American. Having my character also live in Arizona like we did was boring (to me) so I made her come from the state we were supposed to be transferred to instead: Hawaii. And finally I needed a tough-sounding name, which I struggled with until I came up with Typhoon, after a recent bad typhoon that had struck southeast Asia.
My day with the interview as Typhoon finally came, and it went pretty well. The problem came after class, when one of my classmates accused me of copying some guy from some PS1 fighting game that I'd never even heard of (and don't recall the name of). Guy didn't believe me and insisted I was lying about never having heard of this this game, or even that I didn't have a Playstation. He followed me all the way to my next class and only stopped when he was late for his own class.
I thought that it was over and done with, until the next day when he brought in the instruction booklet for the game. He shoved the character roster in my face, presumably thinking that I'd recognize the character and be caught lying. Typhoon, it turned out, turned out be some fucking tiger furry dude, so he thought I was breaking three out of four rules to boot. He wouldn't accept that I had no idea what the fuck I was talking about (though I did laugh when I found out Typhoon was a furry), and marched over to Mr. Fatty to get me in trouble. Mr. Fatty gave no fucks as he didn't see any coincidences between my Typhoon and Typhoon the furry.
Again, I thought it was over, except this guy refused to believe I was telling the truth and harassed me about it almost every fucking day until the quarter ended. And he still mentioned it every now and then until the end of the year.
Took the words exactly out of my mouth.He sounds like he was a massive faggot.
As Sarah Connor would say, "you must have had a fun childhood."We once had a DIY day where people would talk about their DIY projects and mine was about making bombs and I pointed out numerous flaws in the Anarchist Cookbook recipe that would literally get you killed if you tried to do it.
He sounds like he was a massive faggot.
You got that right. Thankfully I never saw him in 7th or 8th grade, but god knows how long it really took for him to get over it. If he remembers this at all he probably still thinks I was lying about everything.Took the words exactly out of my mouth.
I don't really recall since I only saw the picture for a few seconds. But I think it was more like Tony the Tiger as a fighting game character.King? From Tekken? Is that you?
I can only wonder if he ever encountered actual tiger furry characters and accused them of copying this game too. If he had an online presence on fighting game forums I have a feeling he obsessed about this mess on the internet, which is absolutely pathetic. But I'd expect nothing less from this guy since he wouldn't leave me alone about it.Also, what a crazy sperg. Before the internet, we had tweeners who were crazy about their video games, dunut steel boy here out sperging me. Even I had the restraint to calm it down a bit, shit the fuck. Sorry you had to deal with this backass dweeb. I guess I realize now how important it is to keep someone like him online all the time. Even the late 1990s/2000s had their share of lolcows.
So this dude just whips his dick out in front of the whole class and everyone started laughing like it was a normal thing that happens all the time?
I guess OJ Simpson was his role model growing up.Dead serious, yeah.
I don't really recall since I only saw the picture for a few seconds. But I think it was more like Tony the Tiger as a fighting game character.
Was it a Bakugan toy? Sounds like one.Speaking of spergs, I had one in my math class my first semester of college. You know how you can look at someone and instantly tell they're "different"? That was this guy. My suspicions were immediately confirmed when he sat down where I could see him; the very first thing he did was make a big production putting a toy in the top-right corner of his desk. Setting it down very dramatically before making sure it was facing the "right" direction before actually getting out his math supplies. Something he would go on to do every class until the end of the semester.
The best way I can describe this toy is that it looked like one of the rolling droids from the Star Wars prequel trilogy, only more polygonal and abstract. It also looked very, very cheap. We're talking Happy Meal toy cheap. You know the type of cheap toy where they couldn't afford a full double-sided cast of everything, so one side of the arms/legs/whatever is sculpted out, but the other side is only open internal supports? This toy had that going on.