I've said some very awful things when I was a teenager. One I said, in a busy school corridor to a horrible fat bully was vile really....something about him only existing because his mum was too thick to use the knitting needle properly
I've wished people dead to their faces. I was a little younger and going through untreated mental health problems but I'm not excusing my behavior and I'm still thoroughly disgusted and ashamed with myself for even thinking that kind of thing, let alone saying it. I feel awful whenever I think of it.
I said to my dad when I was around 13 that he made me want to be sick in a bucket. Apparently, he was really hurt by that (as my mum still tells me practically every day!) so I feel awful about that one.
I use to work for maccy D's Had to take a day off as I chipped my toothand was in agony. I got an appointment with the dentist. Supervisor asked me the next day to show her the filling i got. She was on the plump side.
She said 'how do I know thats not an old filling?'
Really mad I asked her 'How do I know your not fat cause you ate all the big macs??'
When I was a Saturday girl (many moons ago) the deputy manager of the shop who was a bit of a bitter old spinster said to me as I was on my hands and knees cleaning some shelfing - thats where you belong! How awful was that - I had never done anything wrong, worked really hard, was there for approx 6 years - what a totally horrible thing to say to me
I use to work for maccy D's Had to take a day off as I chipped my toothand was in agony. I got an appointment with the dentist. Supervisor asked me the next day to show her the filling i got. She was on the plump side.
She said 'how do I know thats not an old filling?'
Really mad I asked her 'How do I know your not fat cause you ate all the big macs??'
Needless to say I was sacked on the spot!
:D:D:D almost worth it I would say- cheeky women her not you btw
I said to my dad when I was around 13 that he made me want to be sick in a bucket. Apparently, he was really hurt by that (as my mum still tells me practically every day!) so I feel awful about that one.
When I was about the same age I said to my dad "I hate you, you ****ing bastard" and he was pretty hurt by that too as well as severely pissed off at my language. Got grounded for ages
:D:D:D almost worth it I would say- cheeky women her not you btw
She really was a vile woman!! I love going back there with my suit and a managers badge on! She still goes red with rage everytime she catches sight of me!! Ooopps!!
I use to work for maccy D's Had to take a day off as I chipped my toothand was in agony. I got an appointment with the dentist. Supervisor asked me the next day to show her the filling i got. She was on the plump side.
She said 'how do I know thats not an old filling?'
Really mad I asked her 'How do I know your not fat cause you ate all the big macs??'
Needless to say I was sacked on the spot!
That's genius! I bet it was worth it though, just to see the look on her face.
I'm interested to know, did you make up and if so was it the same? I think when you've gotten that personal it's difficult to retract what you said.
Yes, we did over time.
Its not something I would say to her again knowing how upset it made her. Sure she got me wound up and angry too but typical me in every argument I have with anyone I drop a verbal A-bomb and I always end up hurting them, sometimes unintentionally. I really do have a vicious tongue when it comes to arguments.
The one I can recall was at school after a fallout with a friend (they said some awful things to me and now we're close again), but I shouted to her after a row escalated-
"You are what you eat? You must have eaten some fat, spineless bitches in your time then".
A guy that I was with for a few months told me after we'd broke up that the only reason we were together was for sex. The worst part is that he didn't realise what was wrong with saying that.
I think the worst thing I ever said was telling my dad that I couldn't wait to go away for the summer and get away from him. I meant it as a joke, but it totally came out the wrong way...
I once said to a nuicence neighbour (after 5 years of problems) "I hope you effing die". Don't regret it. He's an oxygen thief and the biggest piece of scum walking the Earth. He's not my neighbour anymore but I hope he is dead and he died slowly and painfully.
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I have apologised!!!!!
I'm interested to know, did you make up and if so was it the same? I think when you've gotten that personal it's difficult to retract what you said.
She said 'how do I know thats not an old filling?'
Really mad I asked her 'How do I know your not fat cause you ate all the big macs??'
Needless to say I was sacked on the spot!
When I was about the same age I said to my dad "I hate you, you ****ing bastard" and he was pretty hurt by that too as well as severely pissed off at my language. Got grounded for ages
I have a very foul mouth when angry, and have said some very horrible things to people, far too horrible even to mention on here!
She really was a vile woman!! I love going back there with my suit and a managers badge on! She still goes red with rage everytime she catches sight of me!! Ooopps!!
That's genius!
Yes, we did over time.
Its not something I would say to her again knowing how upset it made her. Sure she got me wound up and angry too but typical me in every argument I have with anyone I drop a verbal A-bomb and I always end up hurting them, sometimes unintentionally. I really do have a vicious tongue when it comes to arguments.
Reminds me of Lloyd George's infamous "When they circumcised him they threw away the wrong bit".
"You are what you eat? You must have eaten some fat, spineless bitches in your time then".
I think the worst thing I ever said was telling my dad that I couldn't wait to go away for the summer and get away from him. I meant it as a joke, but it totally came out the wrong way...
About her steak and kidney pudding ?
"You're under arrest for murder"....