[kryogen1c]

oh grow up. no - seriously.

is this the kind of culture you want? no one can ever share bad things theyve done, ever? lets all lie and say we're sinless?

you "feel bad" for how "extremely inappropriate" that was? how tiny is your worldview that this is the cause you think needs correcting?

maybe add something to the conversation instead of calling someone shitty for a decades old action. how are people suppossed to recover from real problems if this is how you treat some meaningless, damageless 5 minute prank?

shovelling embarassment and guilt is the most unhealthy and unproductive forum environment possible.

[zamadatix]

In a sibling comment the GP was able to say it was indeed juvenile and they've moved on. I think that makes a fantastically healthy and productive string of comments: someone talks about an interesting past event, someone else points out it wasn't a responsible/polite thing to do since the original story doesn't touch on this, original person agrees and share more history continuing the conversation with some follow up to the story too.

[user_7832]

> In a sibling comment the GP was able to say it was indeed juvenile and they've moved on.

That's good to know, but there are lots of folks here who defend the poster's actions to varying degrees, which I find odd. It feels like the poster is more mature (now) than some other commenters.