clazziquai, MoNKeYSpanKeR, SpiritoftheTuna: Thanks for sparing me the effort of replying, you said everything I wanted to concerning the stupid comments.

Krohm: I'm sorry to hear about your situation, I'd go fucking nuts.
The building manager's wife sounds like a disgusting pig.
Seriously, some people on this planet just need to go die.
Fucking bitch, it's like, get a fucking hobby or something.

Gosh I'd hate to be in your shoes right now. This shows exactly why power is so important in life, as pyrogenetix mentioned already.

Anyway, I wish you a lot of energy and strength for as long as this whole thing lasts.

Note, after re-reading what I wrote: I'm sick and tired of being ill and tired, and I guess that's where all the negative energy comes from which I poured into this post. Toned down a few expletives.

*sigh*

ahrara_

Afghanistan1715 Posts

March 14 2008 04:39 GMT

#24

Showing respect is not a difficult thing to do, especially when you have all the time in the world to think about it before you post. Some people just don't see the value in it. If you're one of these people, you need to seriously reconsider the way you treat others on the internet and in real life, because even if you don't realize it, the way you act makes a lot of people have no respect for you. To be blunt: Shape up, or get out.

edit:

Sorry for the derailment, I got a little carried away.

fight_or_flight

United States3988 Posts

March 14 2008 04:46 GMT

#25

I'm really sad to hear about your situation. There isn't really much you can do to help your grandmother I don't think, things will just happen and you'll have to accept it.

Anyway, you should try to make something good come of this situation. If anything, the very least is that from now until the rest of your life you will know that there are a lot of people that are just scum.

On March 14 2008 12:05 Hawk wrote:
There's really not much you can do. At least anythin that would be legal. Sorry dude.

There is more to law than just what legislatures write in the books.

x_woof_x

United States659 Posts

March 14 2008 05:17 GMT

#26

im sorry about that, ive never lost someone who is very close to me, even tho my grandparents died..

dont take it to violent measures... you should do what you say about solving it legally and just keep your cool. . . it might help you from getting other shit into ur life

Meh

Sweden458 Posts

March 14 2008 11:07 GMT

#27

Mmm I remember when my granddad went, that sucked. He went quietly while walking his dog though, not because some lousy excuse for a human came and raved at him. I hope your grandmom sticks it out. Just make sure she knows how much you love her if she does.

I feel for you. And being that I'm very passive too, I would probably just move, if I could, as living closely to the kind of people you describe doesn't do much for your mental health, it could start to seriously deteriorate your psyche. Get out, or go ninja on your neighbors and dig out some crap to feed to the police, which would serve to get them out.

Krohm

Canada1857 Posts

March 14 2008 16:25 GMT

#28

Update* My grandma is going to be okay. (We really hope she stays this way.) She seems fine now, but the same thing happened to my uncle over a month ago. He had a heart attack, and he was fine for 3 days afterwards. Then his respiratory system gave out on him, and he died 2 days afterwards. So I'm just really hoping she'll be fine.

Anyways, I'm glad I didn't do anything stupid like deck that old guy. I'm much cooled off now. I was really almost jumping the gun, but wow I was mad. I'm sure some of you can understand that though.

Thanks for everyones comments, excluding the asses who got temped. (Thanks Tele)

ahrara_

Afghanistan1715 Posts

March 14 2008 18:16 GMT

#29

I'm happy to hear that. I'm glad you didn't do anything on impulse you might regret. It's always good to keep your cool, since not doing so usually makes things worse.

EvilTeletubby

Baltimore, USA22261 Posts

March 16 2008 02:48 GMT

#30

On March 15 2008 01:25 Krohm wrote:
Thanks for everyones comments, excluding the asses who got temped. (Thanks Tele)

Yep, no problem. Glad to hear she's ok.

clazziquai

6685 Posts

March 16 2008 05:56 GMT

#31

Wow I'm glad nothing happened.

seriously, losing a loved one hurts =/

I've lost my best friend in middle school as well as my grandfather. The pain is just..wow

Glad to hear she's ok though!

rpf

United States2705 Posts

March 17 2008 03:52 GMT

#32

I'm glad everything is going well, Krohm. Any idea what you intend to do about your draconian building manager?

Masamune

Canada3401 Posts

March 17 2008 04:25 GMT

#33

Sorry about the whole situation Krohm, glad to know things are better.

As for the building manager and his wife, can't you somehow use legal action to sue them for the emotional distress and all the shit they brought up you guys with your grandmother and all? I mean if they wrongfully accused you guys of breaking into a car and all this led to your grandmother having a heart attack, aside from all the shit they've done in the past, couldn't you sue their asses off? I'm no lawyer so I dunno but I feel pretty pissed off at these fucks and I don't even know them.

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