[Germanauto]

What sucks is that some scumbag finds her fat nasty a$$ attractive and is banging her, then she's gonna have multiple kids who will perpetuate her shitty behavior.

[Sea-Tac]

Originally Posted by Germanauto

What sucks is that some scumbag finds her fat nasty a$$ attractive and is banging her, then she's gonna have multiple kids who will perpetuate her shitty behavior.

[NickyC]

Worthless trash.

[714_2er]

Regardless of that adian girl getting a beat down, she landed one epic tray smack to the face.

You always see that in movies and wonder if it actually works, now we know.

[Kyngofpop]

That was the most epic ass whopping ever! Big girl came in like a freight train and just kept going

[Mingwan]

I wonder how my g’s her boob felt when it popped out and swung around.

[1MOREMOD]

I bet a lot of g's have felt those boobs

[King Rudi]

I didn't see it but was informed by a school counselor and math teacher, that my oldest son had executed one of these tray face smacks with a math book.

The story is that my son started becoming withdrawn and acting strangely at home. After about a week of this going on he finally broke down and told me he was being bullied. My son was in 4th grade and the kid picking on him was in the 8th grade. He typically was not afraid to fight as he and his brother fought constantly. The following Friday he came home from school and was crying and shaking he was so upset, not typical behavior for him at all. I studied several forms of martial arts as a kid and decided to take him in the back yard and teach him a few things.

The following Monday around 10:00, I get a phone call from the principal and guidance counselor asking me to come the school to meet with them. Upon arrival, I am quietly escorted into a back office where I find my son in a state of being semi-scared and very proud of himself at the same time, accompanied by the principal, guidance counselor, his math teacher AND an adult and the bully....who was holding a towel on his face.

As my son was entering his math class, apparently the bully came up behind him and knocked his books out of hand and tripped him. Remembering what I had told him about losing the fear and act, he got up, wielded his math book like a baseball bat, took about 3 steps and destroyed that kids face with the book. The end result was the bully had a broken nose and busted lip. The bullies dad of course wanted to press charges. Luckily the math teacher and guidance counselor saw everything. After interrogating other children, they realized this kid had not only been picking on my son, but a slew of kids half his age and this was mentioned to the father. I hate to draw classifications of people but the father was typical of what you would expect: trashy, self entitled, smarter than everyone and doubtful that he ever finished middle school.

My son ended up getting to deliver a blow to this kid that he will never forget. Within a week and a half I watched my child go from pretending to be sick so he didn't have to go to school and face this kid, to walking with his shoulders back and head high. Proud dad moment.

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Not_Judy

I didn't see it but was informed by a school counselor and math teacher, that my oldest son had executed one of these tray face smacks with a math book.

The story is that my son started becoming withdrawn and acting strangely at home. After about a week of this going on he finally broke down and told me he was being bullied. My son was in 4th grade and the kid picking on him was in the 8th grade. He typically was not afraid to fight as he and his brother fought constantly. The following Friday he came home from school and was crying and shaking he was so upset, not typical behavior for him at all. I studied several forms of martial arts as a kid and decided to take him in the back yard and teach him a few things.

The following Monday around 10:00, I get a phone call from the principal and guidance counselor asking me to come the school to meet with them. Upon arrival, I am quietly escorted into a back office where I find my son in a state of being semi-scared and very proud of himself at the same time, accompanied by the principal, guidance counselor, his math teacher AND an adult and the bully....who was holding a towel on his face.

As my son was entering his math class, apparently the bully came up behind him and knocked his books out of hand and tripped him. Remembering what I had told him about losing the fear and act, he got up, wielded his math book like a baseball bat, took about 3 steps and destroyed that kids face with the book. The end result was the bully had a broken nose and busted lip. The bullies dad of course wanted to press charges. Luckily the math teacher and guidance counselor saw everything. After interrogating other children, they realized this kid had not only been picking on my son, but a slew of kids half his age and this was mentioned to the father. I hate to draw classifications of people but the father was typical of what you would expect: trashy, self entitled, smarter than everyone and doubtful that he ever finished middle school.

My son ended up getting to deliver a blow to this kid that he will never forget. Within a week and a half I watched my child go from pretending to be sick so he didn't have to go to school and face this kid, to walking with his shoulders back and head high. Proud dad moment.

Awesome dude. Such a sick feeling when you hear your son being bullied / etc. So its great when it all turns around and the bully gets what he deserves and your son isn't afraid anymore.

Great story.

[UncleWede]

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