One time, a group of six burglars burst into my house. It was dark, around 3am, and I was all alone. Two of them were on lookout outside, two in the kitchen, one in a getaway car, and one went upstairs. That was their first mistake. Before he could get to the top of the stairs I did a flying kick into his face, and rode him all the way back down the stairs. I felt his bones shatter beneath my feet. Then I swiftly melted into the shadows. His companions found his twisted body on the ground, and immediately went into high alert. But they never saw me coming.
They cautiously moved through my house, checking under tables and around corners. Little did they know I was lurking above them, clinging to the ceiling (I have a van der Waal's suction suit I made myself for an occasion like this). I descended upon one of them, and he was unconscious before he even had a chance to scream. His friend heard the commotion and came running in. When he found another broken body, he literally crapped his pants. Then I came up behind him and broke his neck in one movement. If they have the balls to come into my house, they have the balls to suffer.
Three were left at that point. I took one of the burglar's assault rifles and crept to the window. The ones outside were armed with rocket launchers. I knew I wouldn't stand a chance if they spotted me. But luckily I can easily make a one inch grouping at 300 yards with a 30-06. So it was just a matter of breathing deep, and taking them all out as fast as possible. Plink! Plink! Plink! I got two out of three of the scumbags.
But the one in the car saw me. He floored the accelerator, and I knew he was going to escape and call for back-up. So I sprinted outdoors, and snatched up one of the fallen rocket launchers. I took aim, prayed to the Lord Jesus Christ to guide my missile, and fired. Then I turned around and stared at the horizon, and behind me the car erupted into a plume of fire and flying steel.
And that's a true story. If you don't believe me, I just pity you for obviously being too much of a nerd to know what life is really like in the real world.