Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Gun Shot Victim Chrissy Steltz New Prosthetic Face | Nightline | ABC News" video.

Exactly. Never point the gun at something unless you intend on destroying it. I've had someone point an airsoft-gun at me, I'm not sure if it was loaded, but I was a meter away from the thing, sat in my pyjamas on the couch watching Big Bang Theory and I remember the feeling and it was awful. We'd just had an argument and the person aimed it at my face and went; 'Poof..poof..bang..bang..' and made gestures as if he'd just shot my head off. I said; 'Why would you do that?' and I remember him going; 'Jeesh, it was just a joke' but a week later, he got a gun with tiny bullets (air-rifle or air-gun it's called I think) and pointed it at his friends after he got drunk, saying; 'Any last words, Rob?' Eventually he hung out of the window at night, aiming his airsoft-gun at the ankles of cycling ladies that passed by. He said he liked to hear the older ladies scream from shock and pain when it hit their ankles, but he said they probably thought it was a pebble that hit them, so it was fine, 'he wouldn't get caught.' At some point he started displaying his guns on the wall, started to say; 'That man needs to be shot' or 'she needs to be dipped in boiling oil' or he'd pretend to shoot someone in the head after an argument, with his hand and go; 'Pfoow!' I'm glad I'm not sleeping next to him anymore. I felt anything but safe.
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@jayisgay4992 Well, she could cry, but not with tears. But making a 'Uhuhuh'-noise and having your mouth tremble and shoulders shake, would still be crying and she can do that.
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@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I did mention it, but this guy is a 36 year old and he's allowed to do as he pleases. Apart from one illegal firearm that hasn't been registered (and I casually mentioned to police when I spoke about another problem in the neighbourhood) there is nothing he did that was illegal. They can't do anything without an official complaint and searchwarrant and such. It's been many years and he has plenty of friends and family that know him well and see the same things happening. I've decided to leave it to the people that are capable of talking him out of this behaviour and not try and work with this wasp's nest of problems that is his life right now. I have tried to make his best friend aware of his alcohol-problem and asked her to help him with it, without judging. She replied it was his life and she wasn't going to tell him to drink less. I have decided it is no longer my responsibility.
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It's been 12 years and I don't know, she might be reading the comments, just wanted to let her know that it really fits her face nicely, it gives her a very friendly look. I can imagine it is difficult, not to make it become a 'doll-like' expression when it's prosthetic eyes, but it looks very natural.
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@TY-wy8nd Blind folk read with out-loud-computers :) Chris McCausland (I think that's his name..) talks about it in the British tv-show "Would I Lie To You?'
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