'...I didn't really expect her husband to come looking for me. I couldn't have been more wrong.'

May 5, 2007 00:06 GMT  ·  By

Bronco Carson is a World of Warcraft player from Mexico who liked to taunt people in-game. Wondering why I'm using Past Tense? It's only because after harassing a woman in-game, the husband came up to his house with two other blokes and kicked the living you-know-what out of him, for "making it hard for her to get far in the game."

According to funtechtalk.com, Carson went to the Police on Saturday, claiming that the woman had already threatened Carson online and that he had already been constantly harassed in-game two weeks prior to the attack. He told the truth about how he kept harassing her and that he encouraged the woman to send her husband over if she had a problem with him: "if her husband was man enough to just come meet me to settle this," giving her his address too. God! What was this guy thinking? Was he drunk?

The quote doesn't seem to be posted correctly, but I'm not entitled to make any adjustments. Moreover, I'm sure everyone's getting the big picture here. Anyway, Carson didn't think for a second that the woman he harassed would actually send her husband over, not to mention friends. But she did. The outcome: two broken fingers and a fractured wrist ending with totaled computer and entertainment center.

That's pretty much every aspect taken care of: fingers broken, computer totaled... Spells "no more taunting other WoW gamers" to me.

Carson's final statement in regards to the unfortunate happenings... "I knew that I might be messed with in the game but I didn't really expect her husband to come looking for me. I couldn't have been more wrong."

Indeed you couldn't Carson...