Busted Eye Brow

xtremetris · 18-Dec-07, 10:09 PM

I went to the hospital just got back like 2 hours ago, from getting in a fight with a few kids. one of them hit me with a pair of plastic knucks in the eye brow. I got stitches but its still bleeding, am i gonna be ok lol

Big Mike · 19-Dec-07, 05:12 AM

Wow. LOL! You live a very eventful life. BTW, I'm not laughing at you getting stiches, but at the fact that you always have something interesting to share. Did you at least take one of them down?

MscFactory · 19-Dec-07, 08:27 AM

Man dude, you really do have an eventful life! I use to fight when I was teenager too though.

**Firehawk** · 19-Dec-07, 08:53 AM

One time I took on a whole group of ninja with swords. They cut my eyebrow too, but I slaughtered them all with nun chucks.

**maverick** · 19-Dec-07, 09:17 AM

who the f*** carries around plastic nunchucks? This sounds like a teenage poorly choreographed youtube fight scene gone awry.

Big Mike · 19-Dec-07, 09:53 AM

It's kind of ironic that you started a thread about owning brass knuckles and get bloodied up by some a couple of weeks later. Are knucks the cool thing to carry around nowadays?

**maverick** · 19-Dec-07, 09:59 AM

Wait a sec, plastic knuckles, not nunchucks? Makes more sense, but equally stupid.

The Flash · 19-Dec-07, 10:13 AM

Oh the irony!

So im interested in hearing why were these kids were after you anyway extremetris?

Big Mike · 19-Dec-07, 10:19 AM

I heard he called a kid a p*$$y for only benching 1.5x his weight, squatting and deadlifting 2x their weight. Just f'ing with you Xtris!

xtremetris · 19-Dec-07, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by The Flash

Oh the irony!

So im interested in hearing why were these kids were after you anyway extremetris?

One of the kids was my girlfriends x-boyfriend. And he started saying nasty **** to her so i walked up and punched him straight in the mouth. Then all 5 of them jumped in, my buddies were helping me out, one of the kids had plastic knuckles, i never heard of them either maverick until i saw it and got hit by them lol. We ended up sending 2 of them to the hospital, the cops came by and confronted us about it but we are in no trouble because they started it lol and im 17 they are all 19 and 20 so they pretty much get in trouble for hitting me even though we whooped their ass.

**maverick** · 19-Dec-07, 11:12 AM

That sounds like BS, you started it. The cops are not gonna let you walk away if you punch someone in the face cause they made comments about your girlfriend (thought it was fiancee?), I don't care how old you or they are.

The Flash · 19-Dec-07, 11:32 AM

You said in your fiance thread that you were 18 years old, not 17...?

xtremetris · 19-Dec-07, 11:36 AM

Turning 18 tomorrow, well i also didnt add in maverick that my uncle is a sergant in the police force of where i live. And yes they did, because he hit me back and one of the kids had a weapon so me and my buddies just said we were defending ourselves from a deadly weapon.

**Firehawk** · 19-Dec-07, 12:43 PM

My uncle could whip your uncle's ass. Best believe that boy!

KickerNine · 19-Dec-07, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by xtremetris

Turning 18 tomorrow, well i also didnt add in maverick that my uncle is a sergant in the police force of where i live. And yes they did, because he hit me back and one of the kids had a weapon so me and my buddies just said we were defending ourselves from a deadly weapon.

I am not giving legal advice here but I am pretty sure that admitting (in an earlier post) that you assaulted someone unprovoked and now admitting lying to the police about the incident and implicating that your uncle may have covered the situation up for you is not a wise idea. Admissions such as these could be admissible evidence in a criminal proceeding. If the person you hit decided to bring a civil suit for battery against you, these statements could also be admissible. Even if the posts get deleted, you still implicated yourself and such admissions can be held against you. If you have to testify about the incident in either a criminal or civil case, contradicting these statements against your interest under oath could lead to a perjury charge.