I am a fairly dark skinned black woman, and I came out pink as hell when I was born. 9 times out of 10 a newborn will be pale/pink when they come out. I mean, they did spend nine months inside another human being.
Yeah, it takes a while for the melanin to show. I've read and heard so many delivery room horror stories of people who expect black or mixed babies to look as such when they're firstborn. Makes me wish that schools hadn't dropped health classes. Then, maybe people would know.
DrawingDame And they’re covered in this white pasty stuff from being in the womb for so long. Anyway, you must’ve been so cute as a baby though!!! Aww!
meh. needed more flair >XD better to just poke four or five small holes on half the cup at bottom, stick a small piece of paper over the holes on the inside to let pressure seal without dripping, then casually stroll up and stand behind the mil. remove the paper and watch as she gains nice rose colored stripes all over the back of her dress. wont feel a thing and by the time someone says something you're long gone so no perpetrator >XD ... sorry, im getting a call from my regular customer for evil thought inspiration, do excuse me. *picks up a call- yes? oh yeah, Hi Satan! oh you ran out of ideas on how to torture drivers? no worries. Have Karens hand out fake tickets to drivers for rolling their eyes or getting out of the car too slow... ooh loading their groceries too slowly would work wonders!! yeah, yeah tell me how that works out*
My sister’s mother-in-law wore a flowing white pantsuit to their wedding. She didn’t approve of my sister, thought she was too low class for her precious son. She tried to claim that she just didn’t have anything else to wear, except she owned that same (or very similar) pantsuit in about a dozen different colors. Jokes on her though, my sister and her husband have been married for 20 years this month.
Wife: "I don't eat meat" Husband: "Ye" Mother in law: **Puts meat in every dish** Wife: **Doesn't eat any of MiL's food** Mother in law: **Surprised Pikachu face**
That man on the last story needs to divorce her like she isnt only a bad mom but also a bad wife to me it looks like a very toxic relationship and i would get out asap with the two younger kids
My question is how did the husband in the last story not realize what an entitled parents she was from the first time he interacted with her and the kids together. I mean I know he did not just marry her without ever meeting the kids or at least I hope not
Stephanie West She was probably nothing but charming before they got married...and now the real her comes out. I watched this with all of my dad’s wives: they thought he was their Prince Charming...until after the honeymoon. They were always shocked and confused. I attempted to warn a few of them, but they did not believe me and accused me of trying to break them up. 🙄
That last story, oh my god...Sometimes kids are good, sometimes they behave badly because they are human like the rest of us. But if a parent isn't stepping in to address the behavior then the kids won't automatically just KNOW the behavior is bad and correct it because well... they're KIDS. They rely on their parents to teach them how to be able to properly function and behave when they become an adult. Good GOD...This man wasn't trying to tell his wife HOW to discipline the kids or that she was disciplining wrong, he was just trying to get her TO discipline AT ALL.
I’m genuinely curious about how this ended is the another post connected because honestly even though I’m super non-confrontational (I.e. just let things happen) I’d have left with my kids and if she demanded or took him to court for his kids I’d use every bit of previous history of all three kids and the wife’s behavior he has a opportunity to stop two future members of society from ending up like their mother and step-siblings
That’s why I’m still single and carefree. I’ve got myself a big black Labrador retriever. He’s very friendly, loving and loyal, and never answers back!
My MIL showed up to our wedding in an off white gown (she knew my gown was the same shade as it was my second wedding) and was making sure she was quite prominent in the photos of the family. Needless to say, I was furious. That was 35 years ago. A few years back I was making digital scrapbook pages of photos from lots of different occasions including our wedding. I refused to spend time and money on pictures that would showcase her in her "bridal" gown, so I color matched her dress to the bridesmaids' dresses! I still laugh every time I look at those retouched photos. If only I had thought about spilling wine on her dress that day ...
@Really Bitch sure it's not about just the bride--it is both bride and groom. Nobody else. One person to officiate, and then everything else is optional, even guests. Now, if you are assuming a traditional wedding, then that package of optional traditions is very, very focused on the bride, including standards of attire for attendees. What happens if someone breaks tradition is up to those who care about it, but you cannot pretend that nobody will care.
Really Bitch It’s common knowledge that you don’t wear white to a wedding, unless the bride and groom say you can. It’s the bride and groom’s day, so they should be the center of attention. If you show up in white with the intent of taking some of the attention away from either of them, that just makes you a jerk. Yeah, the wedding’s not all about the bride, it’s about the bride and groom coming together. So the bride is an important part of thw whole thing. A guest, however, it not that important other than the fact that the bride and groom wanted you there, and you really shouldn’t be rude like that. Honestly, if you wear a wedding dress to someone else’s wedding, you deserve whatever you get.
Really Bitch lmaoo as if you’ll ever be invited to a wedding mate. With that attitude the only wedding you’ll be attending is a cheap fucking Disney Alice in the wonderland reincarnation wedding. And you’re not even the guest mate you’re the fucking caterpillar that gets rejected at the entrance by security for being entitled as fuck.
I'm not super lightskined, but when I was a baby I was SUPER pale. Like compared to my mother I was almost white.(Both my parents are black, but my mom is light) I darkened up a little bit as I grew older (even got a tan) but I'm still officially the lightest of the 4 children
I have a friend whose husband is white and she is a light-skinned African American. Their baby looks WHITE. I mean not the slightest inclination of color. It happens. Doesn't prove or disprove anything. I'd tell that grandma to get stuffed too.
Even fully black babies can come out looking white, but the real fun begins if someone who is exactly half black and half white has kids with someone else who is also exactly half black and half white - because their genes can make literally anything between fully black and fully white-looking babies regardless of what their parents look like.
Melanin somewhat works that way. UVB rays create more melanin, and UVA rays darken the existing melanin. So even a baby that, as an adult, would be super dark, can come out looking quite pale. Sort of similar to how many people are born Ash blonde, and end up as dark, dark brunettes as adults (though, last I checked, we still don't fully understand the mechanisms behind this).
EM: They're just babies! Me: Babies? I see no damn diapers on them! Fine! Tomorrow morning, be prepared for MY crap to explode! And you ain't gonna like it either!
Actually I felt pretty bad for that poor man, he seems to be close to a depression for being forced to deal with to many entitled people, the childs and the mother, he shoudl take his sons and leave, he will be economically and mentally better even if he has to pay for a nanny.
And just how in hell are those "babies" supposed to even know what the "right thing" is. From their perspective since they arent being corrected then they must be doing the right thing. Dump that stupid bitch and sue for custody of the two they had together. And let her pay her ex child support.
He should just take all of their electronics and lock them away for a month where no one can find them while no one is home. If EM complains about it, he should threaten to divorce her and sue her for abusing him.
Unfortunately divorce courts seem to favor mom's. Unless he finds a lawyer & can guarantee he'll get full custody of his biological kids & be free of alimony/child support to his wife's ex-husband he's screwed. He could lose his kids & owe child support + alimony on top of legal fees.
@@bibliowolf5735 Even just courts in general. This happened more than once where guys get raped then have to pay child support when their rapist gets outta jail and files for it.
I don't think it sounds like a healthy family situation either, but that has a lot to do with the dad actively disliking his step-kids and alternating between ignoring them and yelling at them. He said specifically that he actively avoided acting like a parent twoards him. Not to say it's all his fault, but he doesn't sound innocent in this. This whole family definitely needs to work on communication.
First story reminded me of one EP story where the mom ruined her daughter's wedding by announcing her own engagement and taking all the attention away from the actual bride. Bride got a heaping helping of r/ProRevenge by ruining EM's wedding day by announcing her PREGNANCY. ("It's a boy!")
Bride: Everyone I have an announcement to make I’m pregnant EP: You can’t do this this is MY Wedding Bride: But You Ruined My Wedding With Your Engagement Announcement EP: *Surprised Pikachu Face*
NOTHING but respect for that girl in the first story. Doing everything she can to make sure that the brides day went perfectly. You're a true friend and a badass.
*UPDATES* from reddit on the last story: "Update 1 - So after I wrote this I decided to call my parents and actually seek advice from them as they both have experience in this from what I learnt in the conversation (I’m the youngest of 8 in a blended family but never grew up with any of my older siblings) they also live 2000km away from me. My dad gave me some great advice - use one of my audio recorders (former radio announcer and have a lot of gear from those days) whenever I interact with the EKs and gather a cache of evidence, in a couple weeks sit down EM with a third party as a mediator and go through the evidence with her and in very black and white terms ask what she’s going to do, and give the ultimatum then and there - if she says no - walk. In the mean time I’ll be gathering my resources to prepare for the worst. I would also like to point out as a couple of you say they “believe” the EK1 about me being abusive, even EM knows I don’t (my anger is usually in the form of stomping off muttering or yelling “shut up). Here is a quick story - the way our house is designed, the kids rooms are at one end and our shared office space is at the exact opposite - I was in the office with EM working on something. EK1 didn’t know I was in there and started throwing himself against the door and yelling “stop hitting me OP!” I looked at EM and both of us recorded it on our phones. What EK1 wanted to do was get me out because at that time I was enforcing a chore chart. UPDATE 2 - So before I add to the story, I have to say I am so appreciative of all of those who have reached out! You all have been able to help me see what I have to do. So, today EM and me had another blue, all over me standing up for the boundaries I have put in to protect myself. Spent about an hour of her justifying to me that her kids can say what ever to me and that I am “lucky” to not have to discipline them because I get to (forced to) take them places to do what ever they want. I essentially said I’m over this shit. EM then got angry with me for having a verbal discussion in private with her in our own home about it all because she can’t put her thoughts together properly. Me trying to make sure I haven’t missed anything said that maybe we need marriage counselling - EMs response was “if you think counselling is needed, you go by yourself and fix you”. Seriously guys, I know my rose tinted glasses have splintered now, all I see is an entitled, spoilt person that shares my last name and is raising my kids! Will be seeing a lawyer this week and organising my physical needs. Will keep you updated. UPDATE 3 - So EM just called me to tell me she needs to add me to a large lone ASAP, I feel like this is forcing my hand. So I have drafted a letter. What do you think? EM, I don’t know where to start. Life has been weird for a long time now. You said you needed me to make a decision and so I am here now with one - I think we need to seperate. I’m not happy in this marriage. I know you’re not either. I am struggling to see any possible way out of us being miserable. We disagree on too many things and can not communicate. I am not going to sit here and type out what who is doing what wrong, I honestly think we are not well matched anymore and I should of seen the signs pointing to that earlier. I am grateful for the two boys you have help raise with me and I want to never stop co parenting them with you. I just can’t be in a house anymore where I don’t feel comfortable or happy. I know I can be closed off, I know I can be stand offish, but whenever I have brought up a feeling or concern, I never would feel accepted or understood. I know this is because we are very different people. I want to work with you on providing For my boys with everything they need and I want to still be apart of their life. I am not like your ex and won’t put you through what he has done because I know both of us can be fair. I am sorry that it has come to this but I am not happy at all. I can’t continue to live like this and be a suitable father for the boys. They deserve the best me. Again I am sorry for this, I’m only trying to do what is best"
I'm so glad he's getting a divorce. I truly hope he now has a better mindset about looking for red flags in future relationships. Perhaps he has low self esteem and could use some therapy. I wish the best for him and his boys.
Yeah but then he'll have to go through custody battles over his kids likely splitting custody or even potentially losing most custody, she may also get the house and other valuable assets. He's just kind of screwed, not entirely sure how he didn't notice her awful personality before marrying her
@@michaeldoherty1917 gather evidence and use for custody.. assuming that his kids will somehow be hers isn't possible.. the others are up to the court, but evidence of her behavior should be enough to raise doubts on her ability to parent properly on behalf of the children..
The MIL who tried ruining the wedding is a f*&^ing racist, and a genuine bad person, I don't feel sorry for her one bit lmao but the red wine revenge was amazing.
If the person from the last story is reading this, or anyone else in a similar situation, please walk away from it. I understand that it is very difficult to leave the relationship etc but the EM is being manipulative. Aside from not being a great mother by managing her children's behaviour, she isn't being a great spouse to you because she isn't taking your feelings and your wellbeing into consideration. This is a case of emotional and mental abuse (and I'm talking from my experience where I helped people who are abuse victims). Ik it is easier said than done to walk away. But please know that there are people and organisations out there who will support you every step of the way. Wish you all the best 💚
Apart from the earlier apparent fake claim of abuse, was their behaviour really that bad! I was pleased we finally had a mother that would put her kids first
@@It-is-me...Melsie yes, it is bad. Because she's not "putting her kids first", she's reinforcing abusive behavior in them by never correcting them because she assumes they'll "eventually do the right thing", which they aren't because there's literally no motivation or consequences for them to do the right thing. On top of that, they're supposedly married, if you genuinely care about your spouse that much, you SHOULD be looking out for them too and not trying to excuse your own bad kids and gaslight them. That behavior absolutely is a form of abuse in itself, and it sucks to know even the person you're supposed to be able to trust with your life _never_ has your back on anything. Seriously hope you aren't a parent or in a relationship, tbh.
@@rugalbernstein5913 Wow, you started off so reasonable, and finished it by hoping I'm not a parent! I am, and I'm a good one. You decided I am unworthy of being a parent from my small reasoned statement? That's insane, and hysterical. Honestly, you need to calm down and stop being so dramatic. Or get a hobby.
Yes knowing her already entlited childs should have been the first red flag, but now he just can divorce and take his own sons away before they get also corrupted.
Why? It's not his fault that his mother is a crazy bitch... Or are you really that petty that you blame children for their parents and would leave a man you claim to love because his mom is a hellspawn?
LibertyofFate hahaha wow. Pretty sure OP is talking about the story at the end with the father who has two kids with his entitled wife. But go off, sis.
7:37 Hey, I'm in the same boat (black pops white mom) and when I came out, I looked asian for some reason. I'm pretty sure there's a picture of my mom holding me while they both give a 'wtf' look. funnily enough, I turned into a weeb, so its almost like that was meant to be.
I've been born and raised a vegitarian my whole life and one time I was at a "friends" house I think it was meatloaf or something for dinner and his step dad refused to belive I was born into a vegetarian family and swore I've eaten meat before and just didnt like it... well he learned when his wife made him deep clean the vomit off of everything I mean everything in the dining room (including himself mind you because I was sitting directly across from him) and for people that dont understand this since I've never had meat I cant digest the protein in it so it just comes right back up
Last story: Children need structure and boundaries if they don't get that they don't learn how to behave and don't learn consequences for their bad behavior. If you don't set boundaries and consequences you set them up for a rough life where they don't know how to behave like adults. The problem with most parents that have misbehaved children is they want to be their child's friend and not their parents. Parents parent your children you can be their friend when they reach adulthood.
@@speedy01247 I can probably also guess that the kid who makes sugar based lunches is most likely diabetic and overweight and does EM care, probably not... It's almost like that woman is fine with their kids committing suicide (ya ik, touchy subject but it's just how I see it). It's like oh u have mental health problems, ya.. ima just let u deal with that... Or even, Oh ur dying from a heart attack, ya.. ima just let u handle that urself. Totally not their fault for it happening in the first place. I can imagine the hell she will feel if any issue comes about, on her kids, that could've been stopped way beforehand. And it's all because she chose to be a bystander instead of a real parent.
Dief Enbaker I think that is a good strategy but...you should also keep a balance between both if you want them to become a functioning member of society but if you don't keep a balance,then they might think that you hate them and don't want the best of them and will distance themselves from you.
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No EP will survive if you have friends that got your back. 🤘😂 White dress in a wedding and you're not the bride??? Even I know that it's a HUUUGE no no!
Even my 6 year old sister got the concept of that. When i translated this story to her she interrupted me at that point and shouted "nooo only the bride is allowed to wear white. She must be a witch for her being so evil!" we then planned how she might end up in an oven like in Hänsel and Gretel =) brothers Grimm are just wonderful for kids xD
see for the last one i would have been like "well then at this point, i want a divorce because I refuse to be the grunt of your children's abuse and yes I am going to file for custody of my children because I refuse to let them be in the presence of this and deal with someone who clearly doesn't care about their well being"
Oh boy, do I have a wedding story. Until recently, my family and I have been living in an average mobile home for about four years. The last year, my (now) step-dad's mother and his nephew were living with us. We did not want them to live with us, but we didn't have anything to get them kicked out. (I can't explain since my mother didn't tell me a lot about our bad situation.) That year was literally the worst year of my life. They were HORRIBLE house guests, they ate food that we ourselves paid for, so we started having to hide it in our rooms. The dirtied up dishes after inviting more of their crap family over with their surprisingly bad food (We don't eat food cooked by her anymore) and then left us to clean up their mess. Which we always ended up having to do. You might say "why don't you just not clean them?" My mother was not a petty person and my sister and I sort of were, so while my mother discouraged us to do that exact thing. We did it 50/50, we'd only clean up OUR messes. That still left the house unbelievably filthy, though. Sure, they were bad house guests, but I don't even want to get started on the nephew. He was the same age as me, but his grades were terrible, his room? Disgusting, and he did nothing but play on online video games all day on his Xbox, taking up a lot of our wifi. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that we're the ones having to pay for wifi, and rent, and all that. Rent was supposed to 50/50, but we always end up paying 100%. My step-dad is a nice guy, he's quiet, doing college, and enjoys doing guy stuff. But his family are the worst people I've seen, if they have morals, I've never noticed. They accused us of "turning him against them". Our family had a collective depression for that year because it was utter misery. Now for wedding part! My mother had been planning her wedding for two months since she and my step dad had been in a relationship with each other for 6 years. My mom loves nature (I'm a city girl by heart, though) so she decided to get married in a forest like setting. I was a bit uncomfortable, mainly because I had to wear cowboy boots as one of her bridesmaids, but hey! It was my mom's wedding, for the first time I would actually have a dad. It rained really hard that day, so we had to take shelter, meaning they ended up getting married under a bridge, in a thunderstorm (that bad) in the forest. That's kind of weird, and it wasn't the wedding experience I was hoping for. But now comes for the real prize. Wedding photos AND... an uninvited guest shows up: My step-dad's mom. Did I mention his whole crappy family was here? There was about one person who I personally believe was "okay" but I didn't know the guy well. The rest were invited, surprisingly. They got really mad when we wouldn't take wedding photos with them, like, REALLY MAD. My step dad's sister ended up storming out of the wedding saying to my mom, "You selfish b****! You've NEVER changed you c***!" Then they drove off while my mom laughed about how petty and dumb they were while everyone else was just shocked. (There weren't a lot of guests, so it was pretty much just my lovely grandma, aunt, and my grandma's sisters who I didn't know well) Since we've moved, it's just my family and I haven't felt any depressive feelings since. I also glad haven't seen his family and enjoy living my life.
Last story... get a divorce. Just get away from that entitlement, and if you can get *your* little ones (not the EKs) out of there with you, the better!
I guess there was a follow up on the last story. The guy ended up divorcing the mom. I don't remember if it said he got custody of his kids or not but I honestly hope he does.
To MIL,if she wore a white dress to my friends wedding...id straight up walk up to her and pour the bottle over her heaf, and a second one on the dress then add in a VERY sarcastic "oops " White dress, meet bottle
Thanks rslash for using my story, I’m glad people are able to take something away from my current issues. For those wanting to know, I am leaving the marriage and currently making all the necessary plans. This community has been one of the most supportive I’ve ever seen.
My stepfather could learn a thing or two from the OP of the last story See. Op lets things go and walks away My stepfather..Not so much In fact it's the opposite. Op is the only one NOT entitled. My stepfather is the only one Entitled in my family
The most hilarious thing happened when I was listening to the father who had to deal with his entitled step kids. When the EM said the have to choose to do the right thing my notification sound went off which is Shoa Khan from Mortal Kombat saying, "choose your destiny.
I looked up what a "hoopa" was, even on wikipedia, and everything I found was about a pokémon. Found out that the correct word is actually "huppah". You're welcome! ;)
that last story kids don't just do the right thing they need to be shown what is right and wrong other wise they cant "choose" to do the right thing as they don't know any better
I promised myself that I would never stay with a guy whose mother is like the woman is the first story. After a few years of dating the guy I’m with and getting to know his mum, who is a really lovely woman, I told them that while we were sitting around the table. My boyfriend laughed and said to his mum “keep up the act”.
Me (pretending to be EP): WHAT!? HOW RUDE OF YOU!? YOU MUST GIVE ME YOUR WEDDING RING BECAUSE ME AND MY HUSBAND DESERVES IT now what will you do?(other people can join and pretend to be op)
That red wine bridesmaid is a LEGEND. She's def the bride's "ride or die" right there. I'd do exactly that for my BFF of 24yrs. Tho, I gotta admit, I'd be that person for my closest friends bc I'm that person who gets angry on others behalf & asks if I need to go kick someone's ass. Red wine was better than ass kicking tho.
That EM reminds me of a health class I had to take in collage, After having 5 kids, and 8 years in Navy. Some girl said : You have to teach kids how to lie." After I stopped laughing, and the teacher stopped yelling at me, I explained to them that kids lie all on there own.
The story about the new mom shocked me and mad me so mad, like who slaps a new mother while she's feeding one of her twins? It's just sick and wrong! Thank goodness the father of the babies stood up for his wife and I pray that if she gets pregnant again that it's a much smoother and healthier pregnancy and birth and the "EP" doesn't find out! The story about the bridesmaid throwing red wine on the groom's mom was definitely hilarious and definitely an epic revenge!
That mom flipping out after her grandchildren are born sounds like the new grandmother my aunt told me about from her time working as a nurse. Apparently, after a full twenty-three hours of labor, complications, and the new mom exhausting herself just to give birth to her first child, after she was allowed to rest and stuff before visitors were allowed in. The new grandmother wanted to get a family photo, which the new parents were more than happy to do, with one... Tiny... Problem. The second this grandmother saw her new grandchild she frowned, I kid you not my aunt described the disappointment in this woman radiated so bad it made her want to walk back out, but she wanted the parents to officially get to see their new baby girl. The grandmother told my aunt to "Take it back, because that ugly thing is not her grandchild", and then proceeded to follow my aunt out the door and point to some other family's newborn like it was a store. My aunt had just ignored her, handed the baby to her parents, and before she could whip around on this woman, the woman's own son chewed her out in the hallway. They even, in spite of the grandmother, named the baby after her sister that she despised apparently. Cops got called when security wasn't enough, and I wish cellphone cameras existed when this had all happened because it back in the 80s. After my aunt faced a stillbirth of her own and then had to tell a patient that their own child didn't survive labor, she quit with a recommendation from her bosses for a different nursing job away from children. She found out years later she was actually a very low chance for pregnancy and after a total of thirteen miscarriage combined with three stillbirths, she gave up trying for children. She and my uncle have a bunch of cats, a couple dogs, and two guinea pigs that are their children instead. Plus they're both my and my younger sibling's godparents, so technically they both treat us as if we were their children equally as my mom does. It's kind of a shared-parenting relationship mom has with her brother and her sister in-law :) Still, she wishes she had slapped that woman for saying that about her grandchild. Apparently she rejected the child because they had vitiligo over their face and one arm. Well, I have vitiligo over most of my body, and I turned out just fine, so that baby probably grew up with ease.
That bit that you said at the end about bad parents just shutting down when they’re criticized was hitting the nail right on the head. My mom isn’t a bad mom but she dropped the ball regarding parenting my youngest sister big time and whenever any of us called her out on it or criticized her it was alway “ILL do the parenting” or she’d guilt trip us. Sucks when people can’t see what kind of person they’re raising and now that my sister (20) is an adult with a kid I think my mom is realizing where she went wrong.
@rSlash I would love it if you would read my story on your channel so I thought that the best way to achieve that would be to post it in your comment section. A little back story first: I am an active duty NCO in the Army and whenever I am home and have free time I love to go play airsoft. I have been playing airsoft since I was 19 and have even started a small side business where people can send in their airsoft guns and I can upgrade the internals, do cerakote designs, and have even had a few people request custom built guns. (remember this because it will be important a little later.) I am also a licensed concealed carry holder and always have my handgun on me if I am not in uniform. So this takes place shortly after I had gotten back from my last deployment. It was June of last year and my brother's son was turning 16. My nephew wanted me to build him a custom M4 just like the one that I carry when I am deployed. I agreed and told my brother that I would do it for free because my nephew had become my airsoft partner in recent months. Fast forward two weeks and I had finally finished building my nephews airsoft gun. Now a little back story on the gun that I built for him: Since I am in the military I will usually get a discount on things like rifle sights, stocks, and other accessories like that, this is important because even though I get a discount it is still a couple hundred dollars per item (depending on the item) so you can imagine how much I spent when I used all military grade external parts for my nephew's airsoft gun. The upper an lower reciever were actually current military issue that I had bought from one of the guys who works in the armory on base (I was able to buy this part because it was defective somehow so it couldn't be issued to an infantryman), a military surplus EoTech holographic sight, an actual working PEQ 15 (laser sight), custom made foregrip, and a custom fitted stock, so I easily spent at least $2500 bucks on external parts alone, and then another $1500 for the internals which were custom made by a buddy of mine who does custom cnc work. I of course put the orange tip on the end of the barrel because I wasn't sure if my brother would be okay with the gun not having the orange tip. By the way for those of you who don't know the orange tip is there so that people can tell that it is not a real gun. So it is now my nephew's birthday and I bring it to his house. He opens it up and literally starts crying when he sees it. He doesn't even pick it up he just runs over to me and hugs me as tight as he could. What I didn't mention earlier is that I hand engraved the receiver of the gun with a message to my nephew that said, "Brian" (obviously fake name) "I may not always be here to play with you, but hopefully with this gun, I will always be with you in spirit." I start crying as I lean over and hug him back. My brother doesn't understand what is going on so he looks at the gun and starts crying himself. After a few minutes of crying I take my nephew out in the front yard and set up a target for him to try out his new gun on. This is when EP walks up and asks if her son could play with my nephews toy. Me: Ma'am I am sorry but I just gave that to my nephew a few minutes ago so I am going to have to say no. EP: I don't see what the big deal is, it's just a toy! Me: Sorry ma'am but it is not just a toy, it is a custom made airsoft gun that I made myself for my nephew's 16th birthday. Now I need to explain something else, I had talked to my nephew, who did know that I was doing this for his birthday, about if he wanted it to be battery powered or gas powered. He said that he wanted it to be gas powered so that the recoil would be similar to that of a real M4. I then talked to my brother about this and he gave the go ahead. I looked over at the woman's son who looked like he was maybe 6 years old at the most. I continued, Me: and beside's I don't think that your son would be able to lift it let alone be able to handle the power of it. EP: Excuse me! Who do you think you are talking to? My son is the strongest person I know and he most certainly can handle it. Now give it to me! Me: Ma'am this is private property if you do not leave right now I am going to call the cops. EP: Go ahead and call the cops, I'll tell them that you gave an unregistered firearm to a minor. Me: Ma'am how do you think that is going to go down? If you tell the cops that I gave my nephew a firearm what do you think is going to happen when I tell them that you were trying to coerce me into making my nephew give his brand new birthday gift, which I will remind you you think is a real firearm, to your less than ten year old son? After I say that she walks off with a huff. She crosses the street and enters her house. I breathe a sigh of relief thinking that it was over, but of course it wasn't. She came back out less than 5 minutes later with her hand behind her back and she is staring daggers at me. Recognizing a potential threat I slowly move my hand towards my back and grip my handgun. The woman comes up to me and pulls a gun on me! I instantly draw my firearm and let off two warning shots. Me: Ma'am drop the gun! NOW! EP: Oh really, and who is gonna stop me? She then takes several steps closer to me and I immediately fire off two more shots, one hits her in the leg and the other one hits her in the lower abdomen. And she drops like a sack of potatoes. My brother had apparently heard and seen me fire my two warning shots and called the police. The police showed up and I told them what happened. They asked my brother what he had witnessed and he told the cops what happened, as well as show them the security camera footage of everything that happened. The woman was arrested and sentenced to twenty years in federal prison, because as it turns out she was a convicted felon who wasn't even supposed to purchase a firearm let alone own one.
@@alexanderchristopher6237 Pretty much. I found out at the trial that she had spent time in a mental institution after she was found not guilty by reason of insanity after she killed her mother. Like this woman was a serious nutcase
First story: You don't sit during the National Anthem, you don't wear a shirt with a skull and crossed bones to a funeral and you DO NOT wear white dress to a wedding that is not yours! Any one of these rules get broken and there are consequences!!!
heh... a month ago i went to a hospital to follow up with something. walked through the pregnancy/nursery ... whatever its called.. area wearing summer shirt w a giant skull with horns and fire and whatnot on my back (im in a very religious country, but i love my damned shirts, stays much cooler during the heat w a wifebeater and an open buttonup)... only remembered what i was wearing when i sat back in the car and pondered why people were staring >XD oops
@Aiyaluna Yourke well, it's not polite to do so, for any national anthem in that case. (unless they have some different culture or other tradition or if you are not able to stand)
