hale_bopp wrote:
I'm sure at least half of my bullies are better off. There were so many of them

Same here. I'm sure there are a lot of bullies that have done well for themselves, but then again, there are also a lot of old bullies that I keep tabs on how their lives are going through the use of online court records.

More of them turned out to be drunks, stoners, addicts, petty criminals, and a few more serious criminals than I originally expected when I was in school.
When I was in 8th grade english, the teacher assigned new seats and this one guy who was a minor bully said "we have a pretty cool group except for *points at me*". A year after I graduated high school I heard that this same guy killed himself in a really darwinian accident (drunk and high on who knows what and doing an estimated speed of 100 mph around a curve posted 40mph and hit a block wall). My first thought when I heard the news was "WHO'S COOLER NOW?!?!"
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