One story, and one alone, but worth sharing
There used to be an individual, he was a rascist, sexist, nasty piece of work, and because he was quite large and violent, few people used to call him to task over things he said/did, for example one time he was in a car with a friend, stopped to nip into the shops and asked his friend to get out so he could lock up, his mate said he was listening to a track on the radio and would stay in the car & wait, He took exception to this, pulled a bat from under his seat and hit his mate repeatably until he needed over 30 stitches to his head. Like I said, a nasty individual.
One day this individual decided to tag along with a friend that came over to mine, and I couldn't resist the opportunity to get one over on him, fortunately the opportunity came that very afternoon. He had decided that having a skinhead wasn't enough, he wanted to be totally badass bald, he'd tried disposable razors and wasn't happy at the result.
I suggested "Immac" (Hair removal) cream, and offered to do it for him.
I read the instructions and pocketed them quickly, my opportunity relied on him trusting me so the instructions had to go missing, I put the cream on his head, telling him that he wasn't the first to resort to using cream, and then instructed him that he'd have to
wait about an hour for it to work.
Thats right, I said an hour... This cream takes
minutes to do it's job
After 10 Minutes he started to say it was itching badly, I told him he didn't want patches so be a man and deal
After 25 Minutes he said it was hurting & burning, I reminded him that girls do their legs often, and bitch less, he dealt with it.
After 45 minutes he was literally screaming, could take no more and rushed upstairs to wash it off. When he came back downstairs his head was more shades of purple than Princes bathroom., and this usually violent man was in tears because his head was burning.
I'm lead to believe he had a hat/bowl shaped scar on his head for the entire time it took him to grow his hair out, I say "lead to believe" because
my circle of friends never saw him again, although we did hear from others that the scar remained
long after that afternoon, and that this individual wasn't going to come within 10 miles of me if he could help it.
Freeburn.