What is the most trouble you have ever been in?

[bigpauly]

[oliversamuel]

Sharing a beer that my mom had in the fridge with my friend Teddy when I had just turned 8. I got so drunk that I couldn't make it to the bathroom when I needed to pees so I completely peed my pants. I still remember the look of fear on my mom's face when she opened the door to my room; I was standing, soaked, in a puddle of my own urine, and Teddy was lying on my bed with his shirt off finishing the beer. That caused a lot of screaming from both my moms (…and a lot of laughing and pointing from my older sister. My mom was so annoyed that she was laughing that she made her clean my shorts and boxers. Good for her!). I don't really remember what made me do it. I guess I was just curious. After all, this was something that made grownups completely overjoyed and I had to drink water at dinner? Nah, that wasn't working for me. I do clearly remember coming home from school with Teddy for a playdate and going to the fridge for a snack. I guess we saw the beer and we thought it could be fun. Anyway, that resulted in, I think:

1) doing all dishes for a week
2) going to bed an hour early for a week
3) no TV for a week
4) no dessert for a week
5) walking the neighbors' dog for a week
and…
6) doing both my sisters' laundry BY HAND for a week. that included stinky underwear, sweaty socks, mini sports/training bras for my older sister, and more disgusting stuff. Keep in mind that we owned a washing machine, my mom just wanted to level up my punishments. I had just turned eight years old, for god's sake!

Anyway, there's way more - crashing my bike into the house, using my baby sister as a baby doll to play doctor on, cooking in the house when I was only four and my moms weren't home, stealing money from my sister to buy candy, secretly watching TV when I was supposed to be sleeping, cutting my math tutor to go to a birthday party I really wanted to go to, and more. I just listed one in detail, though, haha!

[HighlyVolatile]

I've had to spend overnights in jails sometimes for disorderly conduct (mostly bar fights I didn't start) but they didn't detain me and let me go the next morning; nothing too major. I think they understood by the end of the night that I didn't start those fights and was just defending myself.

[bigpauly]

It sucks that happens when you are just trying to go out and have a good time

[HighlyVolatile]

I sometimes invited trouble with my heavy drinking but also being half-white and rather Americanized in my mannerisms. I'm from Japan originally but lived in other countries including the US for a good chunk of my life so I don't look let alone act 100% like Japanese. Most Japanese are very kind to people like me but every now and then there's a drunk ruffian who finds a problem with me not being fully Japanese in blood or mannerism.

[HighlyVolatile]

Also, they finally lifted the ban in 2016 or so but dancing used to be illegal in Japan after midnight. That pushed all sorts of bars and clubs underground, and the ones with music I especially liked tended to be mostly underground with lots of rough characters and typically owned by the mafia (Nigerian, Triad, or Yakuza).

[bigpauly]

That’s too bad it is like that.

[HighlyVolatile]

It's finally reversed although unfortunately not during the time I was into clubbing!
edition.cnn.com/.../index.html
I think with the ban lifted, more of these clubs should be safer nowadays. I'm no longer into clubbing though -- feel a bit too old for it. In my 20s though, I used to go clubbing almost every weekend. For the really underground clubs, the staff would turn on the lights and instantly stop the music when police were nearby, and we'd have to stop dancing.

[DizzyDesii]

haven't done anything too bad. Teacher called my mom in 1st grade after my guy friend and I changed our lights back from red (bad) to yellow (warning) lol. Got in trouble in 3rd grade for skipping class to play tag in the auditorium and parking lot daily lol. Got banned from the library in 7th grade after my friend got caught taking my AR book test (basically read a library book, take a test on it, and win free candy lmao). Got removed from class for good after I told the teacher that she couldnt call me a B— just for having another students back who’s flaws she made fun of. She got mad i wouldn't laugh along and threatened to write me up. I became office assistant instead and got to go home early everyday.

[bigpauly]

When I think back to how some teachers behaves it irks me to no end. They have no business going into that career if they are going to be judge mental towards anyone

[dustybiker]

Most everyone had season passes to a theme park. Went with two neighbors I didn’t like. They ended up stealing from the park shops. When I noticed I told them to put it back. They refused so I left.
Park security came to my house for a witness report, they knew I did nothing. Threatening a 12-13 yr old they should have reported it to them at the time. As if I knew laws.
I ended up being grounded for having walked away, doing the right thing.
The world has little justice.

[bigpauly]

Awww 🤗

[dustybiker]

@bigpauly 🤗 Just the skin-thickening process.

[Chris858]

I was actually in the backseat of police cars several times as a teenager, but never got more than a 24 hour driver's license suspension.
I got suspended from school for 3 days, and one of my bosses threatened to kick me in the ass for sleeping in and not going to work one time when I was 19.
Other than that I probably got away with a lot of stuff fortunately.

[bigpauly]

Rebellious child

[Chris858]

I just partied a lot in the 90's and kind of took after my older brother. My dad was also wild when he was young, so he never judged me for any of the old vehicles I wrecked or the times the cops were calling the house for me. LoL! My mom was a different story.
I've been in trouble more times than I can remember, I'll put it that way.
My friends were worse than me, so everyday was skipping school, drinking, doing whatever stupid shit we could get into.
I genuinely feel like I'm lucky to still be alive sometimes.

[bigpauly]

That is pretty crazy. The people around you can have such a huge impact on the direction your life goes

[Chris858]

Yeah it's true. I think I was lucky to meet my ex-wife in my early 20's. All the sudden I didn't want to party or drink anymore. I was becoming a family man.
Then years later I worked at a jail as a guard, and sometimes I would see my old highschool friends in jail. LoL!
That could've been me.

[bigpauly]

Wow yea that’s crazy.

[NathanDavis]

I had to move out and not go back to Mexico for three years straight... I'll leave it at that, lol

[bigpauly]

Lol damn

[dustybiker]

Socializing with criminals.

[NathanDavis]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HYwclPAnHI

[dustybiker]

@NathanDavis 🤣 never had notification for this. This song actually has meaning to me. I’ll keep it to myself though. lol

[NathanDavis]

@dustybiker same, same...

[PrettyPriya]

Second most trouble... was on GaG I'm sure.

[NathanDavis]

@PrettyPriya lmao, maybe... but I do amend for it

or are we referring to @dustybiker because I surely behave... lol

[PrettyPriya]

@NathanDavis surely behave. Yeah, that one week...🤣

[NathanDavis]

@PrettyPriya lmao... I only have one strike

[NathanDavis]

@PrettyPriya and glad you can be there to keep me on check... lol

[PrettyPriya]

@NathanDavis your lucky day. I have about run out of daily freezes because of some religious nut.

[NathanDavis]

@PrettyPriya oh, one of those has blocked me as well...

😈

[jennifer_bloom]

I almost ran somebody over with a bike when I was 16 but they moved out of the way

[sheikalana]

Lying to the police about something that did not happen.