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ssjkirby (06/15/2013) [-] One time when we moved my mom decided to give away all of my old games and systems without asking.
I had:
Nintendo
Super Nintendo
N64
Gamecube
Sega Genisis
Dreamcast
Play station 1
PS2
2 Gameboys
GBA
and many (about 10-30) games for each system.
She only left my xbox and my xbox 360
I had:
Nintendo
Super Nintendo
N64
Gamecube
Sega Genisis
Dreamcast
Play station 1
PS2
2 Gameboys
GBA
and many (about 10-30) games for each system.
She only left my xbox and my xbox 360
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hillbillypowpow ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-]
When was her funeral and how did you get away with it?
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leachan **User deleted account** (06/16/2013) [-] I have all of those except a nintendo, dreamcast, ps2, and Xbox.
I don't mind sounding like a pussy, If my mother gave those away without asking, I honestly think I would cry... I don't have a lot of money and I've spent YEARS collecting all of those systems.
I don't mind sounding like a pussy, If my mother gave those away without asking, I honestly think I would cry... I don't have a lot of money and I've spent YEARS collecting all of those systems.
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sockprague ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-] Wow... you think you have a bad day then you realize you have a mom that love's you.
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sockprague ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-] Hahaha what the **** are you trying to say? You need to get hooked on phonics.
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weinerdick (06/16/2013) [-] Once you get your head out of your ass (and learn where to put apostrophes) you may speak again.
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sockprague ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-] I forgot a comma { honest mistake} Please oh grammar lord: liberate me from my ignorance;.;''\
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temporalguardian ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-] Implying that its an intelligent decision to throw away over 1000 dollars worth of consoles.
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recover (06/16/2013) [-] I was sitting at home sad because my friend was moving away and his mom knocked on my door... I walked to the door and she had about three boxes for me, she said she was sorry for cheating on her husband and having to move away with my best friend and gave me the boxes... when inside I opened the boxes and saw
Nintendo
Super Nintendo
N64
Gamecube
Sega Genisis
Dreamcast
Play station 1
PS2
2 Gameboys
GBA
and many (about 10-30) games for each system.
Nintendo
Super Nintendo
N64
Gamecube
Sega Genisis
Dreamcast
Play station 1
PS2
2 Gameboys
GBA
and many (about 10-30) games for each system.
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systemattic (06/16/2013) [-] So all your life you had a ******* of consoles, probably had them as soon as they came out or you'd cry like a little **** , and had 300+ games total, sitting in your garage and you rage cause your mother gave them away to people who don't have your privileges, even though she left you the most recent one and probably compensated you with a couple of new games. You prefer having a all those things rotting on your garage just so you can brag and be nostalgic instead of making another person happy. You had your time to play with all of that, you still have a console with a lot of games, and you're probably gonna get the new one as soon as you can, being the spoiled little **** you are, so stop crying and stop being a little **** , get a job and buy stuff with your own money, then you're the one responsible with what happens to the things you buy.
TLDR you're a spoiled little **** , grow the **** up
TLDR you're a spoiled little **** , grow the **** up
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screamingcabbage (06/16/2013) [-] Yeah, he's so spoiled for having console's/handhelds that are worth less than 10 euro/bucks each
His mother is at a greater loss for just giving them away, rather than selling
His mother is at a greater loss for just giving them away, rather than selling
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bronywiseman (12/21/2015) [-] This isn't your average everyday anger, this is:
Advanced anger.
Advanced anger.
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thehumanheater (06/16/2013) [-] My dad did this once, afterward he smashed the holy **** out of it, and all because.... my sister was bitching it wasn't fair that she had to do the dishes two days in a row
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TheFreak (06/15/2013) [-] My ex-stepdad would do it. He'd walk into the room, pull the plug, and then go tell me to do something, a chore usually. ************ didn't seem to understand the function of a pause button. Or not being an asswipe.
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TheWordAlive (06/16/2013) [-]
stepdads not a real dad, just evil asshole replacements =(
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thechosentroll (06/16/2013) [-] I feel like ************* Gandhi for not raging at that.
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bighairyfart (06/16/2013) [-] I have never raged at anything more than I raged at this.
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dracolegacy ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-] i only just started working in a computer store and have yet to run into anyone that would fit the description put forth in this story, i can only pray that i never do.
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EventHorizon (06/16/2013) [-] While this fills me with nausea-inducing rage, I have very close to no so sympathy for the kid. He obviously doesn't have two testicles to rub together. If I was in that situation, I would have forced my mother to shut up, sit down and listen to what I had to say in an attempt to get these concepts through her skull. If she still chose to be completely ignorant about it, I would have taken very serious measures, including legal measures to prevent her from tampering with my private property. There's no excuse for anon allowing the situation to evolve as it did.
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EventHorizon (06/16/2013) [-] There's no such thing as just accepting it and moving on... that's how Hitler rose to power. No matter the circumstances, save your mother has a gun to your head, should you let this go on. You cannot give me any circumstance like this where I would agree with you that you are helpless. That's called giving up, not "accepting in and moving on".
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scootabot [OP](06/17/2013) [-] Perhaps some people can throw punches or harsh words at those that annoy them, but I can't. I can't entirely respond how I would like to, and I don't want to end up hurting her feelings. Best to just accept it and move on. I'll be annoyed, sure, but I'm not going to make a big deal out of it. It's why I wasn't all angry. I was just severely annoyed. I'm treated like **** , best to just sit back in my room and stay away from everyone else. You can't talk to these people, they either think that what I'm saying is beyond their understanding or that I'm pouting because I'm not on my Xbox or laptop.
"We never see him unless there's something wrong with his computer or xbox." - Stepdad
That's true because I'm annoyed with those that I live with, it's a fight every day, may as well spend my time away from them.
"We never see him unless there's something wrong with his computer or xbox." - Stepdad
That's true because I'm annoyed with those that I live with, it's a fight every day, may as well spend my time away from them.
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dannystreet (06/16/2013) [-] really don't want to anger you, but your mother is just so unbelievably horrible. My 83 year old grandmother is not that ******* ignorant about taking care of a computer.
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sanguinesolitude (06/16/2013) [-] shhh dont spoil the illusion for him. He still thinks every post is OC and the ads saying "hey sexy wanna meet up" are real girls.
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drastronomy (06/16/2013) [-] ...i would inject anesthetic into them, and then cut open their uterial walls, put in AIDS, sew them back up with iron, so it hurts when it rusts, add an iron nail or two, then close up the wound. After 2-3 months of pain and/or painful death, if they survived, i would cut the ribs, so i can bend them backwards from the spine so they look like wings, poke at their organs whilst they are alive, then throw them off a building into A ******* PUDDLE
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hueyfreeman (06/16/2013) [-] mfw I'm playing online with a friend and the last thing heard from his xbox mic was "NONO MOM DON'T ******* UNPLUG TH-"
Somehow unplugging the xbox and tv and all that while they were on managed to severely **** up his xbox as well as his television. His xbox won't turn on at all since then, and the tv has an ugly "burn" mark down the middle, and the bitch didn't even apologize, or explain why she did it. She just ******* kicked over his sandcastle and walked away.
Somehow unplugging the xbox and tv and all that while they were on managed to severely **** up his xbox as well as his television. His xbox won't turn on at all since then, and the tv has an ugly "burn" mark down the middle, and the bitch didn't even apologize, or explain why she did it. She just ******* kicked over his sandcastle and walked away.
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azraelthemage (06/16/2013) [-] When I was a kid, whenever my mother wanted me to go outside, she'd shut down the power the to section of the house my room was in. What'd I do, is jut go down, turn the power back on, and continue playing.
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gustaviaable (06/16/2013) [-] There's three kinds of mothers. The first one is the one who don't give a **** about their kids and let them do whatever they want. The second kind of mom is the one who cares for their children and don't let them play games all day. And the third is the one who is so caring that they don't want to take away your favorite kind of enjoyment in the world.
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pockyrin (06/16/2013) [-] I didn't have vidya until I was a teenager so I would read books and my mum would just come in my room and turn the light off. So I read under the covers with a flashlight or by moonlight. And now I have +4 glasses...
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urbemarmis (06/16/2013) [-]
if she had just told me to get off it i probably would have but if she does that id be flipping a bitch. thats just rude. if i did that to her shed be rip ****
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rapsuskiller (06/16/2013) [-] Then he should probably change it to "Giving no ******* reason". When my mother talked to me about things I always reasoned with her, it´s not that hard to talk.
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anon (06/16/2013) [-]
Regardless, you give them some kinda damn warning. People should know by now unplugging something while running is bad. For example "Here, lemme take out the gas tank for your car while you're driving, see what happens." or "Lemme take unplug your power tool while you're using it."
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freebirdkid (06/17/2013) [-]
she probably did, but in one ear and out the other, he doesn't give a **** , because xbox>mom
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thechucklefuck (06/16/2013) [-] Look guys. His mother took his Xbox! Hahahaha! How horrifically funny!
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anon (06/16/2013) [-]
Last time my parents were entitled to remove my gaming devices at their will was when I was 12.
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solarisofcelestia ONLINE (06/16/2013) [-] Well, time to beat the living crap out of my mother...
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kevandre (06/16/2013) [-] Only once did my mother ever turn off my video game (Didn't take the console but turned it right the **** off)
It was Animal Crossing. I had just paid off a huge chunk of the loan and didn't get to save. Now I had to deal with that cazzo, Mr. Resetti. And get those bells again.
I let her have it. Didn't happen again.
It was Animal Crossing. I had just paid off a huge chunk of the loan and didn't get to save. Now I had to deal with that cazzo, Mr. Resetti. And get those bells again.
I let her have it. Didn't happen again.
