Sorry, I…

By signupsheetfail - 12/08/2009 19:02 - Canada

Today, I was doing target practice with my new paintball pistol. One of the bullets missed, and hit my new neighbor's house. I went up to the door to apologize, not realizing I was still holding the paintball gun. My ex-soldier neighbor thought I was robbing him and put me in a chokehold. FML
I agree, your life sucks 21 878
You deserved it 41 896

Same thing different taste

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FYL since your neighbor can't seem to tell the difference between a real gun and a paintball gun.

First of all OP is a dumbass for shooting paintballs in a backyard, also for calling them bullets. And second it is a natural reaction to assume he has a real pistol because it's a paintball pistol, not a full size marker. Most of the time they have clips to feed the balls in and usually are black. From a distance you can easily mistake it for a real gun. Especially when you're a trained killer and instinct kicks in. You're not going to wait for him to point the gun at your face and shoot you.

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It's kinda easy to differentiate between a real gun and a paintball gun. That guy, being a soldier, should have been able to see that it wasn't a real gun. FYL for real.

you're a canadian, and you spelled neighbour "neighbor" ?! disgrace

DashaErie 0

YDI for calling the paintball a "bullet."

agree! disgrace to Canadians who actually know the difference between the Canadian spellings and American spellings of words. =)

YDI because the man was trained to kill. He probably reacted without knowing it.

sooo stupid, you could have leave the paintball gun behind and then go say sorry to your neighbour, stupid, but still ROFL this is jokes

If this happened in Texas, or Arizona or Utah or somewhere, uh...more "IN" to the right to bear arms we would likely be reading "Today I answered the door to a punk with a gun. Quickly, I found my weapon and shot and killed him in self-defense. It turns out the "gun" was really a replica paintball marker and the punk was my idiot neighbor's idiot son. I just spent 5 hours explaining this to the DA who let me go because I honestly thought I was in imminent danger of death. But now I have to clean the blood off my front porch. FML"

What's with old crazy people now-a-days? First the Bitching Grandma's, then the Homophobic Mom, then the Looney of the Sweet-Sour Chicken at Starbucks, now this! WTFF?

namelessfew 0

YDI. After my idiot brother got back from Iraq ... first after mom dropped a pan while he was sleeping, he woke up in a panic and went to grab his gun (that wasn't there), and two weeks ago, he was home alone and the door was locked. Grandpa didn't know he was home so he was coming in through the backdoor, my brother grabbed one of dad's guns and loaded it. Anyone in the army comes out more ****** up than they were when they went in.

ben26_fml 0

that sucks you were being nice and apologizing you dont deserve that

excessinfo 0

Wow number 58, that is a sweeping comment based on personal experiences. I can name countless people who have joined the army and it helped them improve their lives. It can be extremely traumatic many times, but at the same time bring discipline and has given people some real perspective in cases. Even my grandfather was once a street delinquent before the Army.