bullying, have you ever had revenge!

[curly]

when i was 18 i was bullied by some scumbag who was older and should have known better, anyway nine years later and about a 7 stone heavier and alot stockier. i had always vowed that if i saw him again i would repay his "kindness" luckily i happened to see him again at work, but i had to bide my time, a few weeks later me and the lads we had a evening out on the piss and after many pints of stella a couple of us were leaving the night club (joannas in portsmouth) i happen to notice him, i smiled to myself walked up to him and tapped on his shoulder and said hello **** remember me as he went to say hello i punched him and caught him a cracker, broke his nose, lets just say revenge was sweet and after 9 years i was smileing for days

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

most revenge ive done is got someone suspended from college for 2 weeks

 

[alan partridge]

delightful

 

[Safeway]

That's all well and good, but it doesn't change the fact that you were obviously a GEEK at school.

 

[alan partridge]

He's not wrong

 

[curly]

geek at school, funny because now i'm 34 i think being a geek at school is rather cool, as all the geeks at my school now have rather well paid jobs

 

[Braders]

i had near enough 300 kiddies running at this kid once

he shit himself and ran home crying


but thats another story for another day

 

[Deleted User X18H]

I was a twat skiver at school and have a rather well paid Job although by best revenge was paying by Platinum Barclaycard at the checkout of a lad who used to give me grief at school in Wickes.

 

[Kev the Ape]

I am too weak to take revenge, *hides in the corner and sobs*.

 

[NMH]

I had to wear a caliper and built-up shoe when I was 8 and 9 years old, and had to limp around while everyone else played footer and took part in games.
There was this lad Paul Robb in my year, and he used to kick me and call me "pegleg" for 2 f&*%ing years, always knowing he could get away even by walking slowly.

After the calipers came off, he musta still thought he was 'ard, because he had a try at bullying me again - I welted that c**t very nicely around his ear and watched as it reddened and swelled - and he stood there stunned and amazed while loads of other lads shouted for me to whack him again.
Perhaps I shoul've bullied him for a couple of years, but oddly, he avoided me after that.

 

[Gullet]

I had to wear a caliper and built-up shoe when I was 8 and 9 years old, and had to limp around while everyone else played footer and took part in games.
There was this lad Paul Robb in my year, and he used to kick me and call me "pegleg" for 2 f&*%ing years, always knowing he could get away even by walking slowly.

After the calipers came off, he musta still thought he was 'ard, because he had a try at bullying me again - I welted that c**t very nicely around his ear and watched as it reddened and swelled - and he stood there stunned and amazed while loads of other lads shouted for me to whack him again.
Perhaps I shoul've bullied him for a couple of years, but oddly, he avoided me after that.

Great story

 

[Gullet]

geek at school, funny because now i'm 34 i think being a geek at school is rather cool, as all the geeks at my school now have rather well paid jobs

I've noticed how that always seems to happen too.

I'm in an average paid job btw

 

[itszamora]

i had near enough 300 kiddies running at this kid once

he shit himself and ran home crying


but thats another story for another day

Were those kiddies the Mile Oak Mafia?

 

[Albion Rob]

When I spent a summer working on a building site there was a guy there called Dan who would constantly try to make my day rubbish. His repetoire ranged from reminding me he earned considerably more than me (not suirprising as he was a 30-year-old site agent while I was doing a summer job from uni) to watching over every little thing I did then changing his mind and making out it was me who cocked up.

One particularly bad day he asked me to make him a cup of team. I went into the groundworkers tea hut and it was empty so I boild the kettle, put my hands in my boxers and you can guess the rest. He was off the next day and strangely quiet for the rest of the week.

 

[¡Cereal Killer!]

When I spent a summer working on a building site there was a guy there called Dan who would constantly try to make my day rubbish. His repetoire ranged from reminding me he earned considerably more than me (not suirprising as he was a 30-year-old site agent while I was doing a summer job from uni) to watching over every little thing I did then changing his mind and making out it was me who cocked up.

One particularly bad day he asked me to make him a cup of team. I went into the groundworkers tea hut and it was empty so I boild the kettle, put my hands in my boxers and you can guess the rest. He was off the next day and strangely quiet for the rest of the week.

You wanked in his tea?

 

[Spicy2]

I worked to one boss who was a real pig and treated me and the other secretaries like dirt. While making the tea every afternoon we used to play office cricket with his teabag and it would end up in all sorts of places before I put it in his cup. This one day the tea bag ended up down the back of a radiator, but not to be deterred we fished it out and I still made his tea with it. Next morning his wife rang me to say he was off sick with a throat infection.

 

[Albion Rob]

You wanked in his tea?

MmmmmHmmmm, strange he was off ill though, never done any girls any harm....

 

[Eddie the Seagull]

I moved schools several times because of my Dad's job & getting grief as the new boy was par for the course.

I'm afraid to say that the solution each time was to target the 'ard lad ringleader on his own & 'offer him out' - only once did it lead to a scrap.

 

[Another Berkshire Seagull]

I was a twat skiver at school and have a rather well paid Job although by best revenge was paying by Platinum Barclaycard at the checkout of a lad who used to give me grief at school in Wickes.

What the are you shopping in Wickes for!? Don't bow to that bully archer!

 

[Braders]

Were those kiddies the Mile Oak Mafia?

what , doing the beating up

nah seriously , loads of people wanted to see a fight