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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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What's the most riskiest/ dangerous thing(s) you've done??
Mine... On the last day of school After a lot of cheekiness I grabbed my English teachers ass... I couldn't tell if she was upset or angry or happy #RagingAdolecent
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Um... I'm not really seeing that as risky or dangerous if I'm honest. Rude and unnecessary in my view. Invading someone's personal space by groping them without invitation is neither big nor clever. By the time I left primary school I knew the difference between right and wrong.  |
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
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Driving home from work one night, was rear ended at a junction. Pulled over to sort it out, the other car took off.
I wasn't having that, so floored it and gave chase, while dialling 999 (it was legal then).
Car chase round St Pauls in Bristol while giving running commentary to the emergency operator - every corner a lottery, as I was totally lost. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Um... I'm not really seeing that as risky or dangerous if I'm honest. Rude and unnecessary in my view. Invading someone's personal space by groping them without invitation is neither big nor clever. By the time I left primary school I knew the difference between right and wrong. "
I can understand that... In my defence she was very flirty and after that happened she didn't complain nor did she say not todo that again...  |
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By *harpDressed ManMan
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"Um... I'm not really seeing that as risky or dangerous if I'm honest. Rude and unnecessary in my view. Invading someone's personal space by groping them without invitation is neither big nor clever. By the time I left primary school I knew the difference between right and wrong.
I can understand that... In my defence she was very flirty and after that happened she didn't complain nor did she say not todo that again... "
On th last day of school she could be fairly confident that recurrence was unlikely to be a problem ... |
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"Um... I'm not really seeing that as risky or dangerous if I'm honest. Rude and unnecessary in my view. Invading someone's personal space by groping them without invitation is neither big nor clever. By the time I left primary school I knew the difference between right and wrong.
I can understand that... In my defence she was very flirty and after that happened she didn't complain nor did she say not todo that again... "
Probably glad to see the back of you! 
I realise it's lighthearted but groping women is bad patter... don't do it again! 
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