Little A#$ Holes

**juice_man_86** · 07-17-2009, 12:00 AM

I just came home from work, the same way I come everyday. I saw some kids crossing the street and walking on the street, so I slowed down, didn't honk, I was polite so they could get off the road. When all of a sudden my Jeep gets pelted with eggs, and a big f-in rock. they took off through some yards, so I could catch em. I called the cops, but what's that actually gonna solve. So now I got this big dent on my Jeep. WTF!!! Not that it makes any difference, but it was a bunch of black kids. Thats no way to break a stereotype...

**White5.0** · 07-17-2009, 12:02 AM

wow sorry to hear that sucks badly... you shoulda got out and beat the f uck out of them

**92306gt** · 07-17-2009, 12:04 AM

this world sucks...cant have anything

**blaze00** · 07-17-2009, 12:31 AM

dam presidents!!!

**mr4teth** · 07-17-2009, 12:35 AM

kids will be kids ... sorry about your luck!

**somethingclever** · 07-17-2009, 12:37 AM

Originally Posted by mr4teth

kids will be kids ... sorry about your luck!

And bad parents will be bad parents!

**MBH** · 07-17-2009, 12:41 AM

damn that's so shitty!!!

thread highjack:
when I was in high school (still 17) a young kid (maybe 7?) was standing at his mailbox, so I drove really slow past him to make sure I didn't startle him or anything. Little ****er threw a rock at my car & missed!! I was so jacked!! adrenaline took over & I didn't even hit the brakes just ripped the ebrake up so hard it popped the end cap off it and I jumped out of the car and started shouting at the kid and he started making faces at me and picking his nose (no he wasn't retarded).

A neighbor came out from behind his house with a wheel barrel saying he "saw me going 50 MPH up the street!!! You damn kids gotta slow down!!"

I had also just come to a stop to yield to right of way car as there was a car parked on my side of street one mailbox down from the one this kid had been standing at. I was doing 10 mph at most, and that's pretty generous, as I never left first gear and didn't go over 2k rpm (7000 rpm = ~ 30 mph in that car).

Dad came out and said "oh man, he's gotta throw rocks at the nice cars"

I lost it. His kid shouldn't throw rocks at any ****ing cars, and the dad shouldn't be inside being a deadbeat while his kid plays on the side of the road on a fairly busy street.

I reached down and picked his kid up one handed by the underwear and handed him to his dad (yes, full wedgie), and said here you take him and put him inside, keep him off the street because maybe next time I drive down here I'll follow your dick wad of a neighbor's advice and go 50 mph instead of the 10 mph I was actually driving.

The dad was a scrawny little ****, and I was a pretty built guy in high school.

I think that's the only time I've ever really 'lost it' at least with no alcohol involved. You live and you learn. We're all young and dumb at one point, I'm just glad nothing happened from it and I can learn from that experience (don't flip out like that, I'd prob get arrested today)

**PaxtonShelby** · 07-17-2009, 01:02 AM

Sorry to hear your story. These days, responsible people like us are simply the minority, plain and simple. The overwhelming majority of people are A-holes, morons, or just completely clueless.

Don't hold your breath waiting for that to change either. I don't see it happening anytime soon...

Pretty amazing how things have gone to crap in the last 20 years or so...

**92306gt** · 07-17-2009, 01:05 AM

Originally Posted by MBH

damn that's so shitty!!!

thread highjack:
when I was in high school (still 17) a young kid (maybe 7?) was standing at his mailbox, so I drove really slow past him to make sure I didn't startle him or anything. Little ****er threw a rock at my car & missed!! I was so jacked!! adrenaline took over & I didn't even hit the brakes just ripped the ebrake up so hard it popped the end cap off it and I jumped out of the car and started shouting at the kid and he started making faces at me and picking his nose (no he wasn't retarded).

A neighbor came out from behind his house with a wheel barrel saying he "saw me going 50 MPH up the street!!! You damn kids gotta slow down!!"

I had also just come to a stop to yield to right of way car as there was a car parked on my side of street one mailbox down from the one this kid had been standing at. I was doing 10 mph at most, and that's pretty generous, as I never left first gear and didn't go over 2k rpm (7000 rpm = ~ 30 mph in that car).

Dad came out and said "oh man, he's gotta throw rocks at the nice cars"

I lost it. His kid shouldn't throw rocks at any ****ing cars, and the dad shouldn't be inside being a deadbeat while his kid plays on the side of the road on a fairly busy street.

I reached down and picked his kid up one handed by the underwear and handed him to his dad (yes, full wedgie), and said here you take him and put him inside, keep him off the street because maybe next time I drive down here I'll follow your dick wad of a neighbor's advice and go 50 mph instead of the 10 mph I was actually driving.

The dad was a scrawny little ****, and I was a pretty built guy in high school.

I think that's the only time I've ever really 'lost it' at least with no alcohol involved. You live and you learn. We're all young and dumb at one point, I'm just glad nothing happened from it and I can learn from that experience (don't flip out like that, I'd prob get arrested today)

this story made me LOL

**MinGry03** · 07-17-2009, 01:20 AM

Bo...clam down.

**Jeep N Stang** · 07-17-2009, 01:32 AM

If you would have ran them over you could have claimed self defence or if that didnt work...insanity.

**juice_man_86** · 07-17-2009, 07:27 AM

The worst part is I saw a state trooper like 10-15 min later and he told me "You have to talk to a city cop about that, sorry" wtf, he was 100 yards down the road from where it happened

**Shadowstealth** · 07-17-2009, 08:18 AM

Ive had my problem with the younger generation myself! When i was 23.. I told a 16 or 17 year old kid while he was riding his bike to pull up his pants.... and he thought it would of been a good idea to punch my 4runners quarter panel.... wrong move! Im not the type to just get ticked or pissed im actually low key and dont mind ignorence or stupidity... but there are somethings that make me flip into a tottttally different person... ( carlisle was an example when there was a stunt driver infront of our hotel ) but after this kid punched the car i put it in reverse and got out of the car to go after this kid... when i got ahold of him all hell broke loose! I ended up grabbing the kid off the bike and punched him 1 time and knocked him out for 10 sec.... at that point i new i prob. was going to jail...but the kid got up with blood comming out of his mouth as some lady pulled up to ask what just happend... well the kid ended up sayn nothing happend and just got back on his bike and rode home..

Kids these days dont respect anything... but what i did was wrong but lucky... i havent seen that kid since that day.. but maybe he learned a lesson... i dunno

**412mustangz** · 07-17-2009, 08:53 AM

thats messed up!!

**MBH** · 07-17-2009, 09:07 AM

Originally Posted by 92306gt

this story made me LOL

lmao good! its normally pretty funny when people just flat out lose it

Originally Posted by MinGry03

Bo...clam down.

lmao nevaarrrrrr!!!

**MBH** · 07-17-2009, 09:09 AM

Originally Posted by Shadowstealth

Ive had my problem with the younger generation myself! When i was 23.. I told a 16 or 17 year old kid while he was riding his bike to pull up his pants.... and he thought it would of been a good idea to punch my 4runners quarter panel.... wrong move! Im not the type to just get ticked or pissed im actually low key and dont mind ignorence or stupidity... but there are somethings that make me flip into a tottttally different person... ( carlisle was an example when there was a stunt driver infront of our hotel ) but after this kid punched the car i put it in reverse and got out of the car to go after this kid... when i got ahold of him all hell broke loose! I ended up grabbing the kid off the bike and punched him 1 time and knocked him out for 10 sec.... at that point i new i prob. was going to jail...but the kid got up with blood comming out of his mouth as some lady pulled up to ask what just happend... well the kid ended up sayn nothing happend and just got back on his bike and rode home..

Kids these days dont respect anything... but what i did was wrong but lucky... i havent seen that kid since that day.. but maybe he learned a lesson... i dunno

hahaha oh man! you hit him dude!?! I'd have prob done the same thing if the little rock throwing bastard was my age

**laz2447** · 07-17-2009, 10:01 AM

Originally Posted by PaxtonShelby

Sorry to hear your story. These days, responsible people like us are simply the minority, plain and simple. The overwhelming majority of people are A-holes, morons, or just completely clueless.

Don't hold your breath waiting for that to change either. I don't see it happening anytime soon...

Pretty amazing how things have gone to crap in the last 20 years or so...

The truth...^^^

The worst part is the parents of these kids. They are so quick to defend them no matter what they do. They must do nothing inside the home to teach them how to function in society. Its always everyone elses fault. They watch this or that on TV, they play this video game, MYSPACE MADE THEM DO IT!!!

People always says, "kids will be kids" and thats true. But the difference was back when my parents were kids, and so on and so forth, if they did something like what happens to the OP in this thread, my dad would of been picking up his teeth from the floor from my grandfather. You wouldnt want to go home after doing something like this, the police would of been a welcome sight.

I never did anything like this sort of thing because I feared for my life when I would have to go home and face my father lol...and I was raised properly. But not according to todays standards.

Make sure the kids all feel good about themselves, give them lots of praise and dont yell them! Give them stickers and juice boxes and lots of hugs!

Rant over...

**1Badbird** · 07-17-2009, 10:01 AM

I had a simular situation with a different ending. I had a new 88 Escort Gt, there was a tree that went over the road, as I got close enough I could see kids in it. A few months earlier I had gotted racked with corn in my old Mustang just a mile down the road from the tree. This time instead of corn they threw buckeyes and a couple hit the car. Well I locked it up slid into a driveway across the road, turned around and dumped the clutch spinning tire across the street into thier yard. By the time I slid into thier yard the kids where gone and one of the parents was comming up the yard. He appoligised because he saw what happened and said the kids where in the house waiting for him to get back to bust thier you know whats. Luckily there wasn't any damage to my car, and the kids got thier just deserves.

**1Badbird** · 07-17-2009, 10:14 AM

One more then I'll stop. My parents 67 Fairlain got nailed with a rock way back in WV somewhere by a 6 or 7 year old kid. We where on our way home from a car show so there was about 5 or 6 of us running in a group together. Well we all stopped and went back to the peoples home, ( could you imagine all these cars stopping in front of your home? ), Again the parent saw what happened and allready beat the kids a$$ and offered to take care of all damages. Which he did. To bad all parents today aren't stand up like these where.

**INSANELY CRAZY** · 07-17-2009, 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by juice_man_86

The worst part is I saw a state trooper like 10-15 min later and he told me "You have to talk to a city cop about that, sorry" wtf, he was 100 yards down the road from where it happened

dat sux brian.. you should've chased them down and beat there freaking heads in with a big rock!!!

on another note, state's are gettin paid right now but city cops are,thats prolly why he told you to do that.