That poop scoop! >:O

I might become a teacher on principal so I can go to your school and be the best damn teacher! 8D (and ill give you the best grades and candy whenever you get something right) :D

I swear this is some weird trait common to all physics teachers.

WAIIIIIIIT

WAIT WAIT WAIT

WAIT ONE BLOODY SECOND MATE

How the heck could you leave and not give me a warning?!

AND YOU KNOW THAT I'M NOT ON SKYPE OR ANYTHING

You're gonna get a hospital bill for Christmas, mate. >:(

Okay, not SERIOUSLY but this is unfair!

I hope you'll come back soon, Nathan, and do your best as always, ok?

I can understand the loss of interest since you really only spend dedicated time in one section, an off-topic one at that.

Oh well, farewell for now but hopefully you may decide to come back in the future.

EPIIIIC!!!!

HOLY AWESOME!!!!!

This is WICKEDDDDD

I wanna play it but I don't know how. XD

GOOD LUCK NATHAN SOUNDS AWESOME :D

I'm glad you're alright Nathan, and I'm sorry that happened to you. And I can sympathize with what you have been through, because I also have a fear of homeless people and shady strangers, and this stems mainly from the fact that I have had a similar encounter with a shady stranger/homeless person like you.

So I just wanted you to know, you're not alone, and I hope you and your family recover from all this soon. :)

-Best Wishes, Professor Jared

... o_O i like australia it's nice n safe

That's awful :( I'm sorry to hear this, Nathan!

I get the same way when it comes to strange men. My ex' held me at knifepoint, tried to strangle me and would throw me against walls and scream at me that he was going to kill me, before committing either more physical violence or sexual assault.

I get very anxious around strange men as a result, or in large groups where I feel very vulnerable. If one person can jeopardize my wellbeing so much, then what can a whole mob do? Horrible, awful things.

It's been over a year and I'm still not much better than I was last year in April. I try to use the resources available to me to overcome the fear, but it takes me by surprise and I'll start having a meltdown or hyperventilating, having heart issues, etc. as a result of how badly people trigger my anxiety.

At the end of the day, it's best to know that you came out safe, as I did in a similar (yet much more on-going) situation. Some people aren't so lucky :( phones and money can be replaced, but not life, right.

I avoid the hell out of the homeless and whenever I'm in a shady area I have a knife ready for leg-stabbing. I also keep my wallet in places where people wouldn't expect, like in an almost impossible to see area. What I would personally do is I would carry a fake wallet just in case, and put maybe like $10 in there, with some fake credit cards. I'm sure you could find those online somewhere.

Don't get me wrong, I don't hate homeless people, but they are desperate people.

Sorry about that though man.

I know how you feel. I've been robbed and held at knife point, had my home broken into, various other crimes against my person, and even spent time living on the streets; being that person on the other end of the gun. I promise that, while it is extremely terrifying at the time, that's no reason to fear the homeless.

More often that not, the homeless were once the best of society, being lawyers, doctors, and often men and women who served in our military. I work with an organization that goes to homeless camps and shelters, so I get to spend a fair amount of time communicating with these people and feel that I can say with relative confidence that no homeless person wants to hurt anyone.

I'm sorry you experienced what you did, and I share in that same anxiety. But please don't let that fear influence the fact that the better part of "homelessness" is merely a state of existence and not a state of mind.