Just right hooked my best friend

2daBank · 06-19-10, 05:24 AM

he lucky you only hit him once and walked away

PittsburghPlayer · 06-19-10, 05:26 AM

Fukked with you then smirked while on that subject? Good for you smacking that asshole. Like BankMan said, good thing you only hit him once. I`d have thourougly fukked up anyone did that to me.

bogbat · 06-19-10, 05:31 AM

Nice best friend you have there...

What did he say exactly. Not sure or why someone would make fun of something like that. I definitely agree that you hitting him was justified. I can't begin to imagine what I would do in that situation.

darrell74 · 06-19-10, 05:40 AM

Thanks guys.

He was drunk. Like really wasted. He's outside of my apartment complex, trying to sleep in the back of his pickup truck.

I feel bad, in a way, because he was really wasted. But, I tried to explain that he should apologize, but he was really drunk. He's sleeping it off in the back of his pickup truck., right now. But, I'm still stewing around. Can't go to sleep, right now.

Thanks for the comments, its helping me to relax.

I'm drinking soco and coke zero, right now, trying to dull my anger.
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2daBank · 06-19-10, 05:42 AM

never had to hit any of my good friends before, put a few on the ground but nothing serious, did have to punch my little brother once (after we were grown) but only hit him with my left as i didnt wanna really hurt him, but he can be a obnoxious drunk and crossed the line big time as your friend obviously did...

Domestic · 06-19-10, 05:45 AM

So wait, a guy that is supposedly your best friend was taking the issue of your mum dying lightly?
Doesn't matter if he is drunk or whatever he is lucky you didn't go on with it and kill him.

shari91 · 06-19-10, 05:46 AM

There's very few situations where I would say that it's okay to hit someone, but this would be one of them.

You tried to get him to apologize and he didn't. If he's that out of control when he drinks that he can't figure out why his behavior was uncalled for, then hopefully you knocked some sense in his head. Drink your SoCo and try to relax about it all. I don't feel you did anything wrong and a night in the back of his truck will do him good.

Cuse0323 · 06-19-10, 05:48 AM

You definitely handled it better than I would have. Hopefully when he sobers up in the morning he'll apologize and you guys can forget all about it.

darrell74 · 06-19-10, 05:50 AM

Strangely, my mom left me a small inheritance. And, I decided to leave some of the inheritance to one of my favorite charities, in her name. Me and some of my co-workers had some fun with it, in the sense that we were making it a memorial, to my mother that died. We gave it to the Carrie Tingley hospital for cancer research for kids, and it was a success. I gave $1500 and it was a great way, I thought to honor my mom's death.
He thought it was a bullshit.
A little upset over that. Its been a couple hours since the fact. I'm still stewing. Got some whiskey, and I plan to drink myself away, into my bed.

Richkas · 06-19-10, 05:52 AM

Get the bond money ready.

2daBank · 06-19-10, 05:54 AM

Originally posted by shari91

There's very few situations where I would say that it's okay to hit someone, but this would be one of them.

You tried to get him to apologize and he didn't. If he's that out of control when he drinks that he can't figure out why his behavior was uncalled for, then hopefully you knocked some sense in his head. Drink your SoCo and try to relax about it all. I don't feel you did anything wrong and a night in the back of his truck will do him good.

Shari you are to civilized for me, i find that violence is the best answer in many cases and have quite a long list of acceptable things to beat the living shit out of someone for, and then there is just always the poor bastard that catches me having a bad day and says the wrong thing, usually those the only ones i ever felt bad about, luckily ive calmed down quite a bit at my advanced age so the list has gotten a little shorter and been a long time since the unlucky guy thing has happened....

Cuse0323 · 06-19-10, 05:54 AM

Originally posted by darrell74

Strangely, my mom left me a small inheritance. And, I decided to leave some of the inheritance to one of my favorite charities, in her name. Me and some of my co-workers had some fun with it, in the sense that we were making it a memorial, to my mother that died. We gave it to the Carrie Tingley hospital for cancer research for kids, and it was a success. I gave $1500 and it was a great way, I thought to honor my mom's death.
He thought it was a bullshit.
A little upset over that. Its been a couple hours since the fact. I'm still stewing. Got some whiskey, and I plan to drink myself away, into my bed.

Well that's bullshit then, you did something great with it and sounds like he's selfish and wanted you to blow it with him. **** that shit and I'm sorry about your mom. If he doesn't like what you did, then he doesn't sound like a very good friend.

PittsburghPlayer · 06-19-10, 05:54 AM

darrell, wish there was something to write to help ease your sorrow. How about this? Your mother raised a good man. Your friend is no friend and you should lay that fukker out good no matter if he apologizes or not. We are soft in this country and many would say to accept the apology. I say you sucker punch that fukker next time you see him.

2daBank · 06-19-10, 05:58 AM

Originally posted by PittsburghPlayer

darrell, wish there was something to write to help ease your sorrow. How about this? Your mother raised a good man. Your friend is no friend and you should lay that fukker out good no matter if he apologizes or not. We are soft in this country and many would say to accept the apology. I say you sucker punch that fukker next time you see him.

you right country is bunch of pussies but if it really a good friend of his and he is wasted he will realize he fukked up when he wakes up and apology should be exceptable as there isnt anyone here that hasnt done or said some regrettable shit when they were fukked up....

darrell74 · 06-19-10, 06:03 AM

We've been hanging out for hours.

He caught the eighth inning with me when the Tigers covered the run line. Made two bills, with that on Wagerchief. And we started talking about life, after that. Got into stuff about how he was in the last part of nursing school and his wife was bugging him. I was talking about how I need to try and find a better way to try and read more, and study different things to better my life.

Went off on a tangent and I had to punch him in the jaw.The jaw seemed fitting, because he was spewing some nonsense from his mouth, about my mom. I thought about punching him in the chest, because he's a heavy smoker, but I thought it would have killed him. It was one of those weird split-second thoughts where I wanted to phuck him up, but I didn't want to kill him

darrell74 · 06-19-10, 06:10 AM

Kinda crazy.

Next time I see him, I'm gonna let him know that he has to apologize about talking shit over my mom's death

Truth is, not sure if I'm gonna ever see him again. But if I do see him again, I would like some kind of admission of being out of line.
Its weird, I dunno, but its weird.

Comments I'm reading are very cool. I appreciate the feedback.

PittsburghPlayer · 06-19-10, 06:15 AM

BankBrother, but about his mother man? I believe that when a person drinks/gets drunk and says or does something stupid, that the real person is showing. I have ZERO tolerance when it comes to someone fukking with me and/or my family. I will meet you half way Bank. If the guy apologizes, smack that motherfukker good in the mouth right away and then say, I am sorry too. I`d not be friends anymore with a person that is wired that way, drunk or not.