Blacks and revenge is like Cold and Ice: You cannot seperate the two. In their minds: She 'made' -- yes that is the verb they use, haven't lived until you have heard 'they maded' in a sentence! -- the problem. Negroes are really that dim witted. That's exactly what I'm worried about. And yes, they maded and don't  axe  me are very popular in my school. :D    Anyways, things went okay today. I was in the principle's office first thing in the morning. We had individual talk before he invited him to join us.  It was actually quite long so it seems to me he took my father seriously for now.  Of course, first the principle apologized, but then tried to turn tables back on me. He said that I will be safe, but shouldn't be that sensitive about this kind of stuff.    He also said that this guy had it rough, living with single mom and 4 other siblings. I have hard time feeling sorry for him, many blacks I know are growing up like that. I swear, there's nothing normal about them.   And I see no excuse in that. My mom died when I was ten, should I also behave like that? It's so hypocritical.     Then the guy came, he just sat there with a blank expression on his face, he didn't say anything the whole time. But then the principle told him to apologize, he refused because in his head he hasn't done anything wrong.     The principle sent us both home (me for a day, him for 2 weeks), and it was kind of awkward because we walked together for awhile. He wasn't all that dangerous without his friends but it seems that, after all this trouble, he didn't really got my message. :D So... He invited me for drinks. And then he told me that I could bring my friends or whoever if I'm afraid and that he's being honest.   Which may or may not be true, but it doesn't even matter.     The other guy got of the hook. His white girlfriend said that I've mistaken identity because he spent the evening with her. Awesome.     Oh, and I asked what happens when he comes back to school. Apparently nothing. His mom and my dad can have a conversation about our problem and that's about it.   It's expected that from now on the guy will behave, but I doubt it. We'll see.