what is the most morally repulsive thing you've ever done?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Morality is subjective, so whether an action is morally inferior to another one may not be universally agreed upon.

The thing I'm the most ashamed of ? Well, I'm certainly too ashamed to talk about it in a freakin' internet forum.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I stole some pears from a tree once and threw them at a hog as a prank.  I didn't need the pears to eat, I did it for the sheer perverse thrill of the prank.

It is a 'prank' when you perpetrate it upon a dumb beast?  That doesn't seem correct.

Still waiting for someone to get the reference.

Still waiting.

St. Augustine.

I always found it hilarious how he thought that was a big deal.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I always found it hilarious how he thought that was a big deal.

Why? It didn't matter how bad the act was; the point was to explain 'sharing sin.' (You could draw the same lesson from Romney's treatment of his gay classmate - perhaps an anecdote best reserved for his very own Confessions.)

Yeah, I knew there was a point to the story, regardless of the nature of the sin. I just find it funny that, throughout his "sinful" life, he chose just this example as an illustration. That sounds a bit like this.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Most of the people posting there seem to be either near-spotless, or self-deluding, or hypocritical, or joking. A few actually admitted pretty awful things, but I'm surprised to notice I'm the only one who straightly refused to admit.