Counterstrike

By Anonymous - 30/01/2010 05:40 - United States

Today, I took my 8 year-old nephew to Laser Tag for his birthday party. I reluctantly was forced into playing one game. Apparently, no one explained the rules to one child, and instead of 'shooting' me with his laser pointer, he kicked me straight in the balls. FML
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Same thing different taste

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hey this guy said he hatd america help me show em who rues by spamming him 678-389-0028

If I had been hosting the party, I would have called his parents to pick him up. No more party for anyone who does that.

anela_fml 0

whyyyyyy lie to your therapist they can't tell any one?!!!

anela_fml 0

stupid copy and paste I tried to write (anything to score)

Nooo, not entirely true. They are obligated to notify anyone whom you've threatened with physical violence and (I think) also law enforcement. They are designated reporters when it comes to child abuse and neglect, at least in the U.S., meaning they have to call Child Protective Services in those instances.

wow, this kid must've been pretty tall to reach your nuts with his foot...

stewie1744 0

or the guy was jus really short

What do you mean "explained the rules"? Kicking in the balls is perfectly legit in laser tag. Whatever it takes to win.

Yup. Being kicked in the joy department is a good way to get some hits in. No blood means no foul, though the kid's parent(s) deserve a profound beating, but you can do that later.