Today, I was watching a kid at school walk like a gangster. My teacher was standing there, so I stood behind the kid and walked like him, laughing to myself, at which point my teacher took me to one side and told me the kid was handicapped. FML
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Hey guys! I'm the one who posted this, I just wasnt a member at the time! Anyway, the reason I did it in front of my teacher was because I was really close to the teacher and I knew him well. I didn't get in trouble, I just felt bad. I also have a brother with Down Syndrome so I would never knowingly make fun of someone with a disability. I also live In an area with a ton of wanna be gangsters- which is why I assumed they were doing that.
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Quadroblitz 10
I know someone like that. He's an asshole who watches Jersey Shore and claims he's going to be in a gang one day though. Not all of them are great people.
fantasyworld 39
Way to go.
ArcheryArtist 20
Wow I bet you felt like a mega asshole. It's okay though; I've never made fun of a crippled person accidentally (or purposely) but I have made myself look like a huge ****** piece of shit a few times, like you just did. Of course the reason I've never ended up in the situation you were in is because I've always been too quiet and anxiety filled and I've never approached someone I didn't know before, much less mock them, hell, much less even talked to them. That's the curse of being an Aspie.