Author Topic: You can stop being the judge.  (Read 10654 times)


Wouldn't you figure that Regulith's friend should know not to throw his stuff on the ground then? Honestly, if he pulled that crap on me, I'd just throw his book wherever he threw your stuff

No. Ben dropped his own book on the ground, not Regulith's. Regulith dropped Ben's book on the ground to prove a point.

Wouldn't you figure that Regulith's friend should know not to throw his stuff on the ground then? Honestly, if he pulled that crap on me, I'd just throw his book wherever he threw your stuff
Most people tend to become "touchy" when you touch their personal things. Regardless if they were doing the same thing or not.

No. Ben dropped his own book on the ground, not Regulith's. Regulith dropped Ben's book on the ground to prove a point.
Then why did he make such a loving fit?

Then why did he make such a loving fit?

Because illogical.

Hes acting like the victim.

You dropped his book, he had a hissy fit. Threw away your water bottle, and then emptied out your backpack.

If he just kept it at kicking your water bottle, then it would not of been a serious issue. But he went to far by Throwing away your things and emptying your backpack.

Did you try telling him not to drop his book just to get attention?
Also, next time you see him, you should throw away his book and empty out his back pack to "Prove a point"

Then why did he make such a loving fit?
Actually, Regulith dropped Ben's book on the stairs. Ben didn't drop his on the stairs, he dropped it on the floor.



Quit bitching and kiss to make up


Why am I a baby?
For making a huge topic over your friend being a huge baby. Especially when knowing that he reads the forums. Passive aggressively calling him out over what happened.

sounds like he's been mad because of something else, so when a minor incodent happens, he lets out all of the anger onto that minor incedint

sounds like he's been mad because of something else, so when a minor incodent happens, he lets out all of the anger onto that minor incedint

Déjà vu.