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Ever had someone who was mean to you, and now there life is horrible

When i was in middle school i had this friend and everyone was scare of her because she would fight you for no reason.

But anyway me and her just clicked even though i was her complete oppsite then one day in 8th grade she just stop liking me and talking shhyt about me

well that follow all the way to highschool she would always tell people ima fight her (me) and never do it, (shes a beast im glad she never did lol)

well she had her little goons that will follow her around and who ever she hated her friends hated

so my point is one of her friend named Nyeshia Skipwith hated me soooo much she would roll her eyes at me say mean shit to me AFTER i walk pass her, start rumors, tell people i was spoil biatch, she even key my brand new car my dad brought, but we sued her for that and my parents raised some big hell and said they will stop donating money and the whole shabang if that girl was not out that school but 4 days later she dropped out so it worked out

so my other main point is

the other day i was reading this article

A 23-year-old Mastic woman was arrested Thursday for a Medford bank robbery last fall, Suffolk County Police said

Nyeshia Skipwith was charged with robbery and will be arraigned at First District Court in Central Islip on Friday.

Major Case Investigations Unit detectives said she robbed a TD Bank on Route 112 by handing the teller a note that demanded cash and stated she had a bomb on Sept. 29. :smile2::thumbup:

so glad i never got mad and fought her, i just brushed it off cause i knew she didnt have a mind of her own and she would be nothing in life.

She is going away for a long time and all i can do is just laugh laugh laugh....:smile::w00t::sneaky::lol::drool::w00t::)

(her picture is below)

so my question is HAS ANYONE HAD A BULLY THAT IS LIVING A HORRIBLE LIFE

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    I've never been bullied really, so I can't comment on that, but I do know that we all will reap what we sow. I can remember a time when I brought my car to a Chevy dealership in town. They were

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This topic was just reported by a member. I did a google search for Nyeshia Skipwith and just came across this article https://patch.com/new-york/shirley-mastic/pedestrian-struck-shirley-cops

SHIRLEY, NY — A pedestrian struck Wednesday afternoon in Shirley has died, police said.

Suffolk County Police Seventh Squad detectives are investigating the crash that involved Rayvern Matthews, 66, of Shirley, who was crossing the southbound William Floyd Parkway at Brushwood Drive when he was struck by a 2014 Mercedes C300 traveling southbound driven by Nyeshia Skipwith, 31, of Shirley, at 1:10 p.m, police said.

Matthews suffered severe head trauma and was transported to Long Island Community Hospital in East Patchogue, where he died from his injuries, police said.

Skipwith was not injured and stayed at the scene, police said.

The vehicle was impounded for a safety check.

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