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Back in high school there was a kid in my science class who was always quiet and this other kid would always give him shit for everything. I would talk to the quiet kid once in a while very little but still enough talk to stop and say hey and catch up. I went up to him because he looked even more obscure than before he just stared at the ground the whole class period. I sat next to him right before the bell rang to release us from school because it was the last period and I asked if he was okay and he just let it all out. He said he’s sick of how he has to deal with crap from people he doesn’t know or talk to and he straight up said it makes me want to bring a gun and solve the problem, this was 2012 weeks before Sandyhook. I went cold and froze, I felt the goosebump all on my back and my legs went kinda numb. I noticed he saw me kinda react idk I didn’t see me face at the time I probably went pale. But with my lip quivering I told him that would ruin not just his life and the people he was gonna shoot but everyone who witnesses they’d would be scared for life and to think about his family how would they feel and idk what else my 16 year old self said. The bell then rang and he said I made him think deep and he thanked me. And I know “why tf didn’t I tell someone, he could have gone through with it the next day or something” I know I thought that for years until i saw him on Facebook suggestions with a wife and a daughter, if I would have told on him it could have ruined his life and he would have never met the love of his life. Feels like this should be on Reddit but it’s in comments on a very old video that I randomly found in my algorithm

Back in high school there was a kid in my science class who was always quiet and this other kid would always give him shit for everything. I would talk to the quiet kid once in a while very little but still enough talk to stop and say hey and catch up. I went up to him because he looked even more obscure than before he just stared at the ground the whole class period. I sat next to him right before the bell rang to release us from school because it was the last period and I asked if he was okay and he just let it all out. He said he’s sick of how he has to deal with crap from people he doesn’t know or talk to and he straight up said it makes me want to bring a gun and solve the problem, this was 2012 weeks before Sandyhook. I went cold and froze, I felt the goosebump all on my back and my legs went kinda numb. I noticed he saw me kinda react idk I didn’t see me face at the time I probably went pale. But with my lip quivering I told him that would ruin not just his life and the people he was gonna shoot but everyone who witnesses they’d would be scared for life and to think about his family how would they feel and idk what else my 16 year old self said. The bell then rang and he said I made him think deep and he thanked me. And I know “why tf didn’t I tell someone, he could have gone through with it the next day or something” I know I thought that for years until i saw him on Facebook suggestions with a wife and a daughter, if I would have told on him it could have ruined his life and he would have never met the love of his life. Feels like this should be on Reddit but it’s in comments on a very old video that I randomly found in my algorithm

Ngl for me postal 1 for me is "Great story, not so game"

I lost 2 subscribers over this video

Wow❤❤❤ very nice beautiful lady 🥰

Making this video took 15 years off my life. I have become aged and wise due to the creation of this video.

U TROLLED ME ROFL XD

Eeeeh.... Next time use OG Daggerfall. Would make this more believable... And then, in the middle of gameplay switch to DF Unity, making it look like the game burped out a graphics update. :p

Valve cant count to 3

!!!!ILOVEIMPGALL!!!!

Wow How this, this video could make my morning. My Sunday morning...

save.tf/ Sign the petition, Damnit!

I signed the Tea Fort II petition

Team fortress

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Lyrics: Holy mother of God *scream*

Woodsville native. All hell broke loose when she came up missing. Towns here only have on average like 1000-1300 people. There were other girls who came up missing as well, not right here but in surrounding towns. For years posters and ribbons hung on the tree in the video of the place she came up missing.

video was mid, seems a lil goofy with with constant "ughh mental illness bad,,reach out if you are sad 😢😢😢"

I've seen a theory that the Postal Dude from the first game is a war veteran suffering from a very bad traumatic breakdown. I think the art of him backied into a corner while clutching his rifle like it's the only thing that can keep him safe in the entire world backs this up pretty well.

So when funny surgeon Artemy Burakh goes around killing people (including children) to keep himself alive because of a crime he didnt commit so that he can develop a cure for a plague, then its fine. But when Postal Dude has a demon in his head telling him to paint the streets red, suddenly its problematic? I mean, both of these characters commit attrocities. Just because one is presumably doing it for the greater good doesn't change that, especially when part of that game's story is the question of whether or not his solution to stopping the plague is the right one. I think the only real criticism is that there just isnt much of a story to Postal 1. Nothing that puts the bloodshed into context beyond mental illness. Though as a result of this lack of a story, you can basically inject whatever sort of justification you want for Postal Dude's actions. The thing is basically just a murder simulator at the end of the day, as well as a commentary on the level of violence in video games and why it genuinely doesn't matter all that much.