Today I was at a war memorial and I was playing

and some guy yelled at me for pretending the cannon was my junk and took a photo. He told me he was gonna send it to the news and get me publically humiliated, what can I do? :(

Not be horrendously disrespectful in the future?

The picture is out of context. Like when people make weird faces during sports. Case in point:

Looks can be deceiving

and some guy yelled at me for pretending the cannon was my junk and took a photo. He told me he was gonna send it to the news and get me publically humiliated, what can I do? :(

Whicker89

Yeah. That was your bad. Kind of a dumb thing to do at a memorial don't you think? It's called being tactful my friend. Knowing when it's a good idea to not be a dumba**.

I do really hope you get what you deserve.

How can you be so disrespectful to people who have died for their country?

Show some respect next time.

Laugh it off. What news cast would want to broadcast that. metallica_fan42

Laugh it off. What news cast would want to broadcast that. metallica_fan42

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]Laugh it off. What news cast would want to broadcast that. Whicker89

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]Laugh it off. What news cast would want to broadcast that. Whicker89

Yeah well pretending a cannon is your winky should never be penalized. It's just stupid depending on the situation.

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]Laugh it off. What news cast would want to broadcast that. Whicker89

LOL thats funny as dude, lifes too short to be worried about petty crap like this, if you had fun and you didnt have disrespectful intentions then who cares.

oh and pics or it didnt happen :P

I did the same thing and posted it on Gamespot. :) (No, really, I did)

I can't believe anyone could advocate this behavior or find it the least bit humorous. I don't want to seem like an uptight a**hole here, but it's nothing but disrespectful. I've had multiple members of my family in the various branches of the armed forces, and although nobody in my family has died in combat, I still learned through their time in the service to appreciate and respect those who did die fighting for their country.jalexbrown

[QUOTE="jalexbrown"]I can't believe anyone could advocate this behavior or find it the least bit humorous. I don't want to seem like an uptight a**hole here, but it's nothing but disrespectful. I've had multiple members of my family in the various branches of the armed forces, and although nobody in my family has died in combat, I still learned through their time in the service to appreciate and respect those who did die fighting for their country.AAllxxjjnn

[QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"][QUOTE="jalexbrown"]I can't believe anyone could advocate this behavior or find it the least bit humorous. I don't want to seem like an uptight a**hole here, but it's nothing but disrespectful. I've had multiple members of my family in the various branches of the armed forces, and although nobody in my family has died in combat, I still learned through their time in the service to appreciate and respect those who did die fighting for their country.Toriko42

Who cares man. Respect isn't something that You can enforce. You either show it or You don't. If You start scaring people to treat things with respect, they don't treat things with respect. They just won't touch things because they're afraid.

you will probably become a local celebrity if they actually showed it on the news. Prepare for tons of ladies coming your way from now on

[QUOTE="metallica_fan42"]Laugh it off. What news cast would want to broadcast that. Whicker89

While I believed that should have retained the joke to show respect for those who fallen for their country, what can I say? **** happens. If you are on the news, just walk it off. We live life once, life's too short. Just dont do it next time unless you have accepted the consequences and possible public's attempt to expose you.

Not be horrendously disrespectful in the future?

Mark_the_Lie

and some guy yelled at me for pretending the cannon was my junk and took a photo. He told me he was gonna send it to the news and get me publically humiliated, what can I do? :(

Whicker89

i'm sure some soldiers have done that before.

He's probably bluffing and trying to make you feel bad, just shake him off.

i'm sure some soldiers have done that before.

needled24-7

I do really hope you get what you deserve.

How can you be so disrespectful to people who have died for their country?

Show some respect next time.

airshocker

you will probably become a local celebrity if they actually showed it on the news. Prepare for tons of ladies coming your way from now on

Colin1192

What era cannon are we talking about here?

The picture is out of context. Like when people make weird faces during sports. Case in point:

Looks can be deceiving

Nifty_Shark

and some guy yelled at me for pretending the cannon was my junk and took a photo. He told me he was gonna send it to the news and get me publically humiliated, what can I do? :(

Whicker89

Just don't worry about it.

Uhm, no biggie? I mean I feel this shouldn't be an issue at all, I also think GS should chill out a little, I mean he pretended a canon was his winky, he didn't vandalize or destroy anything.Im_single

Yeah I'm just saying there's a time and place for everything and that was neither so hopefully he gets the embarrasment he deserves for being a dumba**.

just laugh

it was not really disrespectful, I am sure some of the soldiers honored by that memorial pretended the cannon was their junk as well

[QUOTE="Im_single"]Uhm, no biggie? I mean I feel this shouldn't be an issue at all, I also think GS should chill out a little, I mean he pretended a canon was his winky, he didn't vandalize or destroy anything.MystikFollower

Yeah I'm just saying there's a time and place for everything and that was neither so hopefully he gets the embarrasment he deserves for being a dumba**.

What "news" outlet would publish a photo of that?Engrish_Major

[QUOTE="jalexbrown"]I can't believe anyone could advocate this behavior or find it the least bit humorous. I don't want to seem like an uptight a**hole here, but it's nothing but disrespectful. I've had multiple members of my family in the various branches of the armed forces, and although nobody in my family has died in combat, I still learned through their time in the service to appreciate and respect those who did die fighting for their country.AAllxxjjnn