What is the meanest thing you have ever done to another person?

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Lifer
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When I was five I threw a mason jar at my cousin (we were throwing things at each other) and hit him in the head.

I felt really bad 15 years later when I visited him for the first time in ~5 years and he was laying on the couch with a migrane. :(

Granted, the two events are probably unrelated (both our mothers get them), but you never know...
 
pontifex

pontifex

Lifer
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i don't know for sure but in late elementary school there was this one really nerdy kid. Everyone made fun of him and a few times he flipped out. He screamed, threw chairs, and overturned desks. I did feel bad about it though.


 
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Originally posted by: pontifex
i don't know for sure but in late elementary school there was this one really nerdy kid. Everyone made fun of him and a few times he flipped out. He screamed, threw chairs, and overturned desks. I did feel bad about it though.
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did you also torment him?
 
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theprodigalrebel

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Made her cry (in front of her friends) after saying some nasty things. Maybe she was asking for it but I should have had better control over myself.
 
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DeadByDawn

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I cut a rope my brother was using to climb up to our 2nd floor deck. Yeah, he broke his arm.
 
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BigJ

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Hi-Lowed a kid with a teammate and tore his ACL and MCL. Also damn near ripped a kid's balls off on the bottom of the pile.
 
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amish

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there was a guy with one leg in my dorm at college. he started talking sh!t to me and i lost it. i tackled him onto his bed and gave him two punches to the chest. somehow the whole process destroyed his room. papers and books went flying. since he was handicapped i probably shouldn't have done it and i still feel bad about it.
 
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nageov3t

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I outed one of my friends to his parents after we got into a huge fight.

I still feel pretty bad about the whole thing.
 
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eelw

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I get to the parking lot, and I see this huge yellow scratch on my front bumper. Wander around the parking lot, find this yellow Mazda Protege. This clown has 4 matching scratches on all four corners of his car. Several days later, I find this car again and I park beside him. Before I leave, I left a nice 3" nail sitting under his tire. It's not large enough to cause the tire to blow out, but it will give it a nice slow leak :)
 
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Originally posted by: pontifex
i don't know for sure but in late elementary school there was this one really nerdy kid. Everyone made fun of him and a few times he flipped out. He screamed, threw chairs, and overturned desks. I did feel bad about it though.
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We had one of those kids. Except he was really dumb, fat, and smelled horrible. I never really talked to him but one day she was getting picked on and he started throwing desks about the room. He picked two fights with me later on in high school and I was forced to deliver him two beat downs.
 
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Originally posted by: eelw
I get to the parking lot, and I see this huge yellow scratch on my front bumper. Wander around the parking lot, find this yellow Mazda Protege. This clown has 4 matching scratches on all four corners of his car. Several days later, I find this car again and I park beside him. Before I leave, I left a nice 3" nail sitting under his tire. It's not large enough to cause the tire to blow out, but it will give it a nice slow leak :)
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Whilst a good idea, hardly revenge... He won't relate this to being a spastic with his car! :p
 
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Originally posted by: pontifex
i don't know for sure but in late elementary school there was this one really nerdy kid. Everyone made fun of him and a few times he flipped out. He screamed, threw chairs, and overturned desks. I did feel bad about it though.
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One of these days I'm going to get you for that :|

I have zero artistic skill, I ordinarily have trouble drawing stick figures. One night at school I was particularly stoned and was in some guy's room down the hall chatting. There was a pen & post-it pad laying there so I got to it. There's a definite corellation between MJ and art, as any musician can tell you. I produced the meanest, most dead-on caricature of a girl who lived in our hall and posted it on her door. She wasn't really very good looking, but this was just mean... buck teeth, acne scars, everything exaggerated but still as accurate as a caricature could be. It's the only picture I've ever drawn that didn't look like a 5 year old did it. It was almost like the devil helped me draw it... :laugh: God that was mean though, and I still feel bad about it.

I was CW/F WB (coworkers / friends with benefits) with a girl for about 6 months who was steadily dating a guy in a wheelchair at the time. Nice guy too, I met him on a number of occasions and hung out once too. If he knew anything he had the best poker face on earth.
 
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thetxstang

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I was six or seven years old and had invited a school chum of mine over to play one weekend. He was really the nicest guy in school. I don't recall what happened exactly, but I grew tired of him after playing for a couple of hours. I suddenly sprouted a couple of horns and decided it would be great fun to torment him. Long story short, I ended up throwing a rock at him, which tore his upper lip in two.

I'll never forget his pitiful crying afterwards, nor the well-deserved beating I subsequently received from my father. At any rate, I still feel terrible about that incident.

:(:brokenheart:
 
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