Is there any enjoyment out of..

Teach him to smack around ho's instead. ^_^

 

I've broken a few things. It's rare, but it does happen.


Usually I just punch the table or the wall or something. Ouch.

 

I almost never brake things because most of my stuff is vintage, used, one of a kind. although I have a tendency to punch doors in order to open them if I'm pissed.

 

It is until after, during feels great.

 

Yeah, then you're like, damn I gotta buy another...yada yada yay

 

EXACTLY! My friend breaks game controlers and I break anything I see fit to bust the fuck up.

 

Well, game-controllers are acceptable. What's not acceptable is to break a glass, a heart, etc.

 

I disagree, glass is fair game, glass and wood are the funnest to break.

 

i'd rather break a glass than a controller...


i've done both, although i've never thrown a glass, any broken glasses were purely accidental (glass bottles are a different story of course)

 

Have you thrown a whole garbage bin full of chicken and ketchup up on the wall?

 

that's pretty specific...

no, can't say that i've experienced that joy...

 

Glass bottles are expected to break. You get into a drunken fight, you break the tail of your bottle off, you stab your opponent. Everyone does it.

 

40 oz. bottles can take a surprising amount of punishment...

 

pfft. malt liquor is not what high schoolers are drinking. I never see 40oz. bottles, just the cheap miller lights, natural lights, milwakees best type beers, aka shit. (I might be sounding like a huge idiot right now Malt liquor is what usually comes in 40 oz. bottles right, wrong?)

 

yeah, 40s are known for malt liquor, but regular beer does come in them too. i never drank them in high school either though

 

Good, so I'm not a loser now I can sleep, good night and may the wind bless you and your 40oz. bottles of goodness.

:leaving:

 

people look for enjoyment in the most off the wall ways, usually because of expecting to find it where it is least likely because someone who gets something out of having people look for it there has convinced people to do so, usually through media advertising, though some times its just completely built into the culture.

you raise children in a culture that romatacizes and rewards aggressiveness and ostracizes creative imagination and what the hell do you expect but for them to want to destroy things. this has been going on for long enough now, a couple of hundred years or so, that we have people who never grew out of this kind of crap running things.

even people who think their liberal or sensible minded actually believing this is the way things have to be or the only way that humans can, which is also a bald faced lie.

it isn't the only way humans can, its simply what can be expected from the dominance of a culture that romantacizes and rewards aggressiveness.

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I wouldn't know. Usually I don't break stuff. Of course, accidents may happen sometimes, but I never do it for enjoyment.

 

it's true; that "break shit" ad campaign that they run during saturday morning cartoons is just so tempting...