thought i was going to snap, i did..now i feel like a dick (very long)

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Anger Management has a much better Danish title: "Laughing, Crying and Crazyness."

Swede

[siccjay]

I think you did alright. I probably would have ended up in a fight in the theater. I'd have a new skateboard though.

I guess sometimes ...you just have do draw a line in the sand. You did. Nothing wrong with that. It is usually uncomfortable but unavoidable at times.

polltard

[oddjob]

all of you sound like douchebags

[lucas9000]

so now you're saying to just ignore when people act like pricks to you, and smile as they [censored] with you? [censored] that. if someone acts like an [censored], treat them like an [censored].

note: this does not necessarily mean i think you handled the two situations you described reasonably...though maybe you did.

[BWebb]

[Inthacup]

Running over the skateboard with your car is the correct play. Other than that, I don't really see the problem with your actions. Although, I do see a problem with your mentality .

There's nothing wrong with being confrontational. Many times it's necessary. However, it shouldn't be done while on the brink of blowing up. Accept the fact that the other guy is in the wrong, and that you're right to stand up for yourself. If it comes to a fight, so be it.

[imported_anacardo]

All your previous posts suggest that you're a pretty stand-up guy, and both responses seemed to be about on the right level. Though,in the first, it might be better to just tell the guy to ask you to move.

That "step back and try again with a running start" move, though... ooooooh weeeeee. Surprised that didn't end up in the parking lot.

Good job with neither one of these ending in with a real fight.

[imported_anacardo]

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What's your solution, Genius? Let's hear it.

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Insanity Later!