Here’s his face, since he wants attention, and doesn’t deserve the anonymity of the mask.

Martini of Male Tears had a great response that i think answers your question pretty well - its not that people don’t think he’s an ass, or that what he did isn’t serious, but it’s more the fact that in most of these countries, many (not all, or most, but many) guys who go to clubs/bars have (on purpose) grabbed an…

one of the best pranks ever pulled on me was the time this random guy came up to me on the street and started punching me in the head over and over and I’m all like “HELP! SOMEBODY! CALL THE POLICE!” Then right as I felt my scalp split but before I was knocked unconscious the guy yelled “HAHA! I GOT YOU, DUDE! YOU…

This one time I put my face in some stranger’s crotch and THEY TOTALLY FELL FOR IT!!! Oh man i got them SO GOOD!!!!!! Guess I’m just some sort of prankster.

Shut the fuck up, jizzsock.

Having had to deal many a time with guys who’ve sexually assaulted me and my friends in a similar manner (whilst out on the piss) over the years, his claim that it’s all “pranks” will give him pretty much a free pass to assault with gay abandon.

only poor people walk by themselves.

Are you for real?! Mariah can’t even fucking walk without two aides to hold her up.

This is all illegal in France. I guess that the reason why nothing has happened is because no-one has pressed any charges against him.

100% agree

That’s what makes him smart.

A coworker who always interrupted everyone was finally called to the mat during a large meeting. He explained that if he didn’t blurt out his idea, he’d forget it. Someone replied that if he couldn’t remember his idea for a polite break in the conversation, it probably wasn’t worth much to begin with. The whole room…

I do the ‘stony silence’ thing, too. Incredibly effective. I pair it with completely ignoring whatever they’re saying. They usually say something like “well, what about what I said?” and I reply, “Oh, I stopped listening when you interrupted me.” Invariably, they stammer out an apology. Depending on how much they’ve…

After years of phone work and asshole male coworkers who were sure what they had to say was more important that mine, I 100% endorse the silence treatment. As soon as they start talking just stop. Right in the middle of the word if you can. Then stony silence, eye contact if possible, for a good few beats after they…

I think the key is to make the “Sorry” shady as hell.

It’s the “E” that turns a freak in the streets into a Ladye in the sheets.

Totally agreed. A better way was mentioned to open yourself up for feedback, saying, “I’m open to suggestions but allow me to get my whole thought out before you give feedback.”

Don’t say sorry! You don’t have anything to apologize for!

How about:

“Some of these ideas are a little half-baked, ...”