In life, we meet different people with different backgrounds and pasts. Sometimes, people are lucky to meet someone who is kind and easy to go with. However, if unlucky enough, people tend to meet someone they can consider the ‘worst’ one.
These people from the Reddit Community shared their moments like that. If you have encountered the worst person in your life, you might feel the same way as them. Check these out!
1. Selfish Nurse
I was in the hospital recovering after some hardcore operations, and one nurse decided to sign that she had given me my pain meds without actually doing so.
After I was screaming in agony for a few hours, the other nurses worked out what she had done and told me it was so she would be able to take her break before the cafeteria closed for breakfast.
She got sacked in the end for forging controlled documents, etc. A basic stock take showed what she'd done.
Cow.
Ebmoclas
2. Schedule Manipulator
When I was about 16, I got a job as a waitress in a local restaurant. On my first day, I met a few of my co-workers for the first time. One of them was a girl who loudly proclaimed to the other workers that she "didn't like" me "at all." Nothing led up to this, and she had no reason not to like me, and she had actually only known me for a few minutes.
The company had a policy where if you quit or failed to show up to work within the first 30 days of your employment, you would not receive any of your pay for the days you did work. This is illegal, but they had the policy nonetheless.
I didn't think it would be a problem.
They put me on the schedule for the next couple of days. The next day, that girl called me and said that they "didn't have anything" for me right then. She was a waitress, but she also helped out the managers with various other tasks, like calling employees with scheduling. I was confused and informed her that I saw my name on the schedule, to which she replied, "Yeah, I think they took you off."
I didn't go to work. A couple weeks later, I called and asked for my pay for the two days I worked. The manager tells me I won't receive my pay because I failed to show up for work. The girl deliberately called me and told me I wasn't on the schedule, so I wouldn't show up to work and would, as a result, be fired.
estellecat
3. Randomly Tripped
When I was 4 or 5, I was at the local park with my family. I was with my brother, and we wandered away to a small pond, which waterfalled (waterfall is a verb, ok) into a large pond.
Out of nowhere, some random kid, probably 12 or 13, runs up and pushes me into the pond. I, of course, can't swim and am about to slip down the waterfall into the giant pond.
Some guy ran up and saved me, and my brother (who was 3 or 4) angrily babbled at the kid. Strangely, no one apprehended him, and I'll never understand why he would push a toddler into a pond.
[deleted]
4. The Judge
This didn't happen to me, but a friend of mine. My friend was born with cerebral palsy. She was not in a wheelchair, and she did not look like she had a handicap, but it affected her walking.
We worked in a retail store, and a customer came up to her and then said the rudest thing I've ever heard...she told my friend (referring to the way that she walks), "I know you're faking it...I work with people like that, and I know you're faking it."
We were dumbfounded.
lazy_puppy
5. Petty Excuses
When I was working at my frozen yogurt shop over the summer, a guy came in with his family. Safe to say, he thought the prices were so unsatisfactory that he called me a racist (he was of Spanish ethnicity) and that I charged him higher than I charge white people.
All of this took place with other people in the store, and his voice was clearly raised high enough for everyone to hear him. I know race comes up as an issue in society.
Still, it is a completely jerkward move to use minority status to make others feel like they are malicious human beings.
apsouth
6. Double Meaning Statement
When I was around 11, my parents had a party.
I was attempting to stay away by playing video games in my room when this woman came in and asked who I was and why I was playing "their video games" because guests weren't supposed to go in that room.
When I told her I was one of their sons (3 in all), she said, "Really? I thought they only had 2 sons. I guess those are the ones they talk about."
Made me feel pretty crappy.
Eritrean_Redditor
7. Caught In The Moment
I was 6 at the time. School had just adjourned, and I was waiting for the school bus to pick me up. While waiting, I noticed two girls, 10/11 years old, walking out of the school gate.
They happened to be twins. It also happened to be my first time seeing twins in real life, so I guess I was mildly staring. So they come up to me and ask, "What are you looking at?".
But before I have time to answer, in what must have been a choreographed move, I get slapped by both of them on each cheek. I was in shock, and to this day, I what the fudge happened.
Also, it is the closest I've been to a threesome.
guru_panda
8. Still Won
I was heavier in college than I am now. I was on a date, and we were walking from a bus stop back to his place (awwww yeahhhhh).
A car full of college "men" drove by, and one guy leaned out the window and screamed at me, "Don't wear skirts, FATTY!" and threw a half-eaten sandwich at me before driving off. I tried to play it off, like, LOL, what? But I couldn't keep the tears at bay.
The jokes on them because the comfort of making out that followed was awesome. I was inspired to lose 75lbs and now date a guy, and I am married with a 3-month-old.
And the rest of the sandwich was delicious.
HappyGiraffe
9. Worst Prank
Nothing too serious, but this one really pissed me off. A couple weeks ago, I was working delivering pizzas. As I was driving down a residential street going about 15-20 mph, there was a guy walking on the sidewalk.
Out of nowhere, he runs at the car like he's trying to make me run him over. I swerved away and nearly ran into the curb. He just saunters off.
I was so shaken by that split second of thinking I was going to hit someone that all I did was drive away in a daze.
What a jerkward.
Coco92144
10. Just Doing His Job
I was working a pub door at a time when one of the barmen had had a bad breakup with his girlfriend. She was coming in and making things hard for him at work, so he complained to the boss, who decides, 'Yeah, curse her for coming in here and making things hard for my employee who is trying to work.' So the boss tells me to stop letting her in.
When she arrives, I knock her and her new boyfriend back (her new boyfriend being the barman's ex-best friend and the catalyst for the breakup), and they proceed to lose their mind and hurl abuse at me for an hour. Pro-tip: If you get refused entry, verbally abuse the doorman.
Works a treat. :/
After an hour of vitriol, she starts referring to me as a fat c*nt. Emphasis on the word fat, really injecting venom into it, too.
I was 73 kg (160 lb) and very fit. She’s skinny.
I lost the ability to form a coherent thought at that, being called a fat c*nt by someone who was, in fact, a fat c*nt.
Heathenforhire
11. Random Pain
We were visiting Toronto and staying in a hostel.
As we left to walk into town for the first time, we passed a girl who looked to be about 14 years old. She had a pleasant smile the entire time she was within my range of vision.
However, when we passed her, she suddenly kicked my friend in the shin as hard as she could. He could only respond with, "What the heck, witch?!" and she just kept smiling and walked on.
Still confounds me to this day.
escuchi
12. The Commander
When I was around 12 I played in the neighborhood with a few of my friends, and we were minding our own business. There was this guy early twenties and two kids, a girl and a boy around 6, sitting on the sidewalk about 20 meters away, and the guy called us over to them.
We walked over, keeping in mind we had never seen nor spoken to them before, and as soon as we got close, I could see the guy holding something. As we stopped and asked what he wanted, the guy gave each of the kids a large rock and told them to throw it at us.
The little girl hits my friend with a rock a little larger than a golf ball right in his forehead, and I get hit in the side of the head with one a bit smaller. My friend ended up needing stitches, and I was bleeding, but I didn't want to tell my parents, so I received medical care in my other friend's basement.
That's pretty much it. The dude just laughed while we helped our crying friend get home. I wish I could say he got arrested or something, but when our friend told his parents, they really didn't understand that the dude coerced them into doing it. I still remember the look on the little girl's face, though. She looked completely confused.
She felt bad but had two people she knew celebrating and laughing next to her.
Deviatus
13. Turn A Blind Eye
When I first learned how to ride a bike, I felt amazing, like I could do anything. I got way too much energy and decided to ride my bike down a grassy hill at a park.
My bike hit a rock and flipped, and I tumbled the rest of the way down the hill.
That wasn't bad until my bike landed right on top of me. I landed a few feet from the pavement, where people were jogging. Everything was hurting. I cried out for help.
People ran right past me.
Had to wait for the pain to die down a bit and crawl over to where my friends were. Multiple people saw me and ran right by me. So, the crappiest thing a stranger has ever done to me is completely ignore me when I was in a lot of pain and needed help.
Klush
14. Offensive Question
A few years back, when I was about fourteen, my family went out to dinner at a restaurant in town. My little brother, at the time, is autistic. Even though he functions fairly well in social situations, it's seldom that someone doesn't notice that he's different.
As we're sitting through our meal, my mom notices that this woman from a few tables over has been staring at my brother. Staring. And staring. And staring. My mother is understandably sensitive to this sort of thing.
After about twenty minutes of relentless and rude gawking, my mother walked over to her table and kindly asked if she could help her with anything. This woman, a complete stranger, looked my mother straight in the eye and asked her in mock concern if she was sure my brother was "suitable to be taken out in public."
It wasn't until years later that I was able to fully respect my mother's ability to keep her cool, silently pay for our meal, and calmly walk the family out of the restaurant --
I'm not sure that I would have been able to myself.
Samodo
15. Unsafe Shortcuts
My family rented a house from a guy who had taken some pretty serious shortcuts building his house. I found this out when some of my friends and I were sitting on the balcony, and the whole thing just fell off the house.
Flipped over as we fell and landed on top of us. Our families got together to sue the guy, and he counter-sued my mum because she stupidly refused to pay rent for the last few weeks. After all, there was a hole in the side of the house, and the whole thing was unsafe, but we had no choice but to live there till we found somewhere else.
Anyway, even though his shortcuts had seriously injured a number of children, he fought the case tooth and nail, and it took 8 years to get our (minimal) compensation.
[deleted]
16. Completely Disregarded
When I was a grocery bagger, an old man blatantly called me the “N-word," then proceeded to go through a busy store, find my boss, and tell her that I threatened to kill him with a shopping cart.
My boss looked at me, knew it wasn't true, and completely disregarded what the man said. Come to find out, he had Alzheimer's and thought it was the 60's.
I can't make that up.
pylon567
17. Facing The Dark
It was the beginning of the school year, and I was riding the bus to school. I was happy to be going back to school since I had a pretty bad summer. Sitting alone in my seat, I saw these girls a few seats away talking and giggling.
One of them looks over at me and calls me an ugly retard, and her friends just laugh back at her.
The worst thing is that it happened on my birthday. I skipped my first class to cry in the bathroom.
cobaltcollapse
18. Satisfying Revenge
Just your friendly neighborhood runner here.
I admit I look a little... erm, flamboyant? Sometimes, in my summer running gear, people insult me. Honestly, I couldn't care less. One particular guy decided that insulting me wasn't enough and spit a nice fat loogie in my face.
Unfortunately for him, his several hundred dollars Oaklies slipped off his face shortly thereafter. I knew their price because he immediately had a change of heart and began apologizing.
After taunting him with them, I accidentally dropped them and then accidentally proceeded to smash them with the weight of my foot and throw them into the closest trash receptacle.
Oops.
ScientistAtWork
19. Unexpected Twist Unfolds
Finishing up moving into my dorm sophomore year at a large state school with a perennial top 25 football team, I am walking with a basketball past the athletic complex (I had parked my car where residents had to leave them, which was kind of far away). Well, I am walking past the football team. Some jerkwards knock the basketball out of my hands.
But, he drops his cell phone, a nice blackberry. I grab it quickly and turn to run. I take 3 or 4 steps like I'm going to sprint off with it, but instead, I turn around and ask him if he'd like to trade. Of course, he does, while his teammates all stand there stunned at what happened.
The best part is that my sister is dating an assistant coach. That night, he tells her this story about one of the players getting mocked all day about a little white kid stealing his phone.
He knew nothing about my story yet.
flexosgoatee
20. The Drunk Guy
The worst thing I`ve ever had a stranger do to me was crash into my car when he was drunk. It was 3pm on January 1st, 2007, New Year's Day. The kid came around a corner way too fast, lost control, and slammed into me head-on.
Luckily, I could walk away from the wreck when I woke up. My father, unfortunately, who was the passenger in my car, broke his kneecap. The kid that hit me was all sorts of messed up. He had to go to the hospital ASAP.
It was only later that I found out the jerkward was drunk. So ya, I would say that's the worst thing that has happened to me by a stranger. Still hate him. I feel your pain, Turboalex. Thankfully, in my case, it was ruled his fault.
The only thing I got out of it besides no car for a month was medical bills covered.
Jaz3d
21. Indirect Effect
In my first job at a famous fast-food restaurant, it was my responsibility to clean the restrooms.
One day, I walked into the men's room stall to sweep, and I was greeted with the worst thing I have ever seen anyone do to a public restroom.
How he managed to smear the poop ON THE CEILING, I'll never know. The cherry on the sundae was the poopy pair of tighty whities left behind.
By far the crappiest thing a stranger has (indirectly) done to me.
thrutheforest
22. Feelin’ Cool
After a night on the town drinking with some friends, we caught the train back to the station nearest to my friend’s house and waited at the taxi rank with many others.
Some jerkward and his girlfriend jumped in front of the queue.
Everyone yelled at them to get to the back, but they said that they called ahead and booked this taxi, we called them out on their crap, and the taxi driver said that no one had booked anything. So then, these two just run and get in the taxi anyway, which just starts to drive off before anyone else can get to it and get them out.
As they drive away, Mr. Jerkward winds down the window, sticks his finger up at everyone else waiting, and says, "That's how I roll," thinking that he is some sort of cool guy.
I have never wanted to beat the crap out of anyone more in my life.
SoManySpiderWebs
23. Completely Mistaken
Well, guess what? I got punched in the face by some random dude. Our conversation went:
Me: WTF, man?
Him: Sorry. I thought you were someone else. Do you want to punch me back? I'll let you.
Me: No. I don't want to punch you. You're a jerkward.
Him: Can I buy you a beer?
Me: Yeah, but stop punching people.
Sucked, but I got a free beer. That guy was a jerkward.
Blu3j4y
24. Rollercoaster Experience
This all happened within the past few months... my purse was stolen ON my birthday in November when some friends and I were out at bars, which sucked in and of itself. Among other things, a pair of my car keys and my driver's license, which had my parent's address on it, were in the purse. The bar was in Minneapolis, and my parents' place was in a suburb, but I still took care to park in the garage when I visited them.
Fast forward to a few days before Xmas.
My brother is home for Xmas and parked in the garage, so I park in the driveway. At 10PM at night, I went to get something from the car, but it was gone. I was mostly in a rage because of grad school paperwork that was in the car.
So, call the cops, they come to the house, blah blah. We hear nothing... until New Year's Day. They found my car, and the truth unfolded: my car was a getaway car for theft. I'm still waiting to know exactly the car's condition, etc.
Anyway, those things kinda put a damper on my 25th birthday and the holidays...
salt4yourwounds
25. Scaredy Pants
About ten years ago, I was on vacation in a Jersey Shore town with my family. We were at a small deli shop, grabbing a few items on a particularly rainy day.
Being a rebellious nine-year-old, I began to get into an argument with my mom because she wouldn't get me a whistle pop (god damn, I love those). Anyway, she told me to go sit outside on the curb of the store...so I did.
I see an old white car pull up in front of the shop.
An old man gets out of the car and opens his umbrella as he ascends the flight of steps to enter the store. However, instead of going in, he turns to me and says, "Today's a perfect day for agony, isn't it, little boy?" Between almost pissing myself and crying, I jumped up and ran as fast as I could.
All I could hear in the background was the sound of the rain hitting the ground and a haunting "mwahahahahamwwwwaaahaha" taunt as I ran. Looking back as I ran, the old man got back into his car and drove away. I will never understand that event.
Scary stuff, I think.
Fenderr0xx
26. Unsolicited Comment
In Wal-mart, a guy walked up to me. He looked like an eighteen-year-old trying to look cool. I was twenty-four at the time. I'm in town visiting my mom, who I'm helping through the store because she has trouble walking without a basket to lean against.
Anyway, this guy walks up and says, "Yo, dawg. Where do you get your clothes?" I replied that my mom gets me all my clothes because I'm somewhat proud of the fact that my mom has good taste in clothing.
Not good to mister white gangster, who replies, "Yo mom's got something wrong with her, brah."
I didn't slap him like I wanted to. Instead, I just walked away. But I was close.
Unconfidence
27. Eyes on Me
I'm on my way to my grandparents for Thanksgiving (about 13 years old or so), and our family stops to use the restroom at a very busy gas station. I go to use the only available urinal (there are no dividers) beside some old guy.
So I start to pee, and in my peripherals, I can see the guy just shamelessly staring at my private part as I pee. I look over, and the dude gives me the creepiest grin. I promptly booked it out of there and hid amongst the shelves.
The guy comes out later and looks around the room as if searching for something (or someone) before leaving.
I was pretty freaked out.
tulkas42
28. Cruel Lady
I work at a Sonic Drive-in, and one day, this woman who was so rude to me kept asking for unnecessary things. Being the type of person I am, did everything with a smile. Her husband felt bad for me and gave me a pretty generous tip.
While she was backing out, she ran over a cat I always fed food scraps to. I started crying and asked her to stop before she ran over it again. I went to pick him up so he wasn't flattened when her kids saw us.
They began to cry, and she blamed their feelings on me. She proceeded to take her tip back and then threw her trash out in the parking lot. She really strengthened my opinion of strangers.
[deleted]
29. Some Heartless Stranger
Had just moved to FL with my hubby and newborn baby, and I went to the store to buy baby stuff. A car runs a stop light as I go home (3 blocks away). T-bones, my car flips me and baby into a crosswalk.
Got off, then processed to drive away as I'm trying to get my baby and me out of the now compressed car. I don't know how I did it, but I managed to pull the whole driver out of the car to get to my daughter.
Grab my kid, car seat, and base out and get to the median of the intersection just in case my car decides to burst into flames. The jackwagon's car dies about a mile from the accident.
Police arrived, and the driver wouldn't get out of the car. He instead hands the cop his phone and says, "Here, talk to my lawyer." Took 8 years, but finally won the lawsuit. Back is still a mess, and my daughter had crazy issues with being in a car for years.
Vonna
30. Man of Scam
I work at a pizza place as a dishwasher and cook, but one of the waitresses had something bad happen to her. Some kid she knew from school came in to eat with his family. Instead of waiting for her to bring change, he just left money on the table when he paid. (You know... The girl brings the check, but you don't want to wait around, so you pay cash and get the hell out of there.)
That's fine. However, he didn't leave enough to even cover the bill. He was about $20 short. And at this place, the girls have to cover the rest because it's technically their responsibility.
So when the waitress texted him (as she knew him from school), he was all like, "Oops... sorry... my mom paid the right amount... tough luck...." And she was SO pissed. We all were. That was the last time he'd be allowed back.
[deleted]
31. Forever Pain
Stopped at a red light. The girl rear-ended me at 50mph while texting and driving. She admits it and witnesses all back it up. After 3 years of physical therapy, Vicodin, and chiropractic care, I'm 27 years old and finally walk right again.
At that time, I had to sit to brush my teeth and had to buy a waterproof stool so I could sit in the shower. I literally don't remember being 24-26 years old. Then she changed her story and claimed I slammed on the brakes suddenly, and my insurance company sent me a bill for $25,000 of medical care.
I had to lawyer up and sue to get out of the bills. I had to testify under oath about every painful moment in those years. Explaining to a room full of lawyers that I couldn't please my girlfriend because my back hurt too much. I had some lawyer telling me she didn't believe me and challenging every detail.
I lost 3 years out of my 20s. I'm going to have back problems for the rest of my life.
Bran_Solo
32. Not A Liar
I was at a big Christmas fair that used to happen every year when I was little. The highlight for use by little kids was glowsticks. We'd get one each, pretend they were lightsabers, throw them around, etc., and have fun.
One year (I would've been about 6-7), I was happy as Larry wavin' my glow stick around when some lady came up and asked, "his him!?" to her 7-year-old daughter, who then said I stole her glow stick.
The mother snatches it out of my hand, gives it to the daughter while yelling at me, and then storms off while I stand there, too shocked to cry.
Then it got worse...
I told my Dad the story, and for some reason, he didn't believe me, got angry at me for lying, and got me a smacking.
PedroDelCaso
33. A Total Shock
Some jerkward tossed a cup of chew spit at me one night while I was walking home a few winters ago.
I crossed the street, noticed the passenger window was open, and just had enough time for "Hmmmm, it's pretty cold to have a window down..." to cross my mind as the spitoon flew. I dodged some of it (it would have covered my face), but my whole arm was still drenched in that crap.
It was winter, too, and I had a few kilometers left to walk to get home in a light hoodie (my fault, I know, but I wasn't expecting to get soaked in filth). As soon as the spitoon cleared the guy's truck, he floored it through a red and almost got hit. I memorized his plates and called the police right away.
The next day, an officer came to my house to ask a few follow-up questions and later told me they found a truck with that plate number in a ditch and the driver was arrested on DUI and asked if I would like to press assault charges.
[deleted]
34. Half Necklace
I was walking down the hallway at college, having a bad day, when my favorite necklace snapped. It was 3 strands of medium-sized fake pearls. They were as decent quality as you could get without being real.
It was my favorite necklace.
All 3 strands snapped, the beads went all over the floor, and I started to cry with bad day frustration. A girl came over and started helping me pick up the beads. When we were done, I looked her in the eyes and said thank you.
She then proceeds to take the Half she just picked up and walk away without saying a word. I didn't know what to do and watched her steal 50% of my necklace.
ClaySculptress
35. Dirty Works
So I'm walking out of a grocery store when I witness a 20-something push his shopping cart into my brand new Ducati Monster, knocking it over into the ground. He then bursts out laughing and walks in the direction of his car.
I charge him down, check him in the stomach with my elbow, get him in a headlock, and tell him to give me 200$, or I'm calling the cops. He kneeled over in pain when he dug out his wallet and threw 347$ on the ground.
I grabbed it, walked over to my motorcycle, and left without another word. Best part is, the only damage was the right handlebar, which I replaced for 60$.
Profit?
xenoside
36. The Girl’s Big Boy
When I was on vacation in Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt), I saw a Russian girl carrying her own food on the beach where you can't (very stupid rules). So one man from that beach staff tried to take that food from her.
She didn't want her food taken from her and tried to rip it off his hands.
So that man hit her in the face so hard that her glasses shattered. Unfortunately for that man, the girl's boyfriend (or probably husband) noticed that.
The boyfriend was like Hulk but not green.
So Hulk punched that guy so hard that he immediately lost consciousness and dropped on the sand. After 10 seconds, two of the almost-dead guy's friends came to beat that Russian Hulk, but with no luck.
One had his face smashed into the table, and the other was hit with Hulk smash in his stomach.
MYCOOLNEJM
37. Mind Games
At work, I had a chess board and would play with various people during lunch. None of us were particularly great or anything. It was just a fun diversion. One day, one of my co-workers came up, an older woman who was always very sweet and quiet, and asked if I wanted to play a game.
She destroyed me.
Like, it wasn't even a close game. Towards the end, I would make a move, and she would just say, in the sweetest tone possible, "Oh, are you sure you want to make that move?"
Destroyed.
Turned out she had actually competed in some chess tournaments when she was younger, and both of her sons were active competitors.
KirTakat
38. Target Locked
As an arrogant 14-year-old, I was at Sky Zone, a recreational place with a lot of trampolines. I was in the dodgeball section, and I told a twenty-something man who was "the number one person on my people to get out the list."
This man was put on the other team, and he was a very athletic man. He proceeded to hurl these rubber dodgeballs at what seemed like the speed of sound as he eliminated my entire team three games in a row, saving me for last each game. Every time he got me alone, he hit me in my private part in front of all my friends.
I should not have messed with him.
DONT_PM_SHIT
39. Wrong Team
When I was younger, my family would go rafting with a couple other families down a very calm river. People would often bring some kind of squirt guns, and people would try and fire at people in other rafts.
Everyone on the river did this.
Well, one time, we were floating by a very large group (at least 40+). They had all their rafts tied together, which were all covered by towels. We thought, "Oh boy, we should get them! Look how many people there are! This will be epic!" Mind you, this is a 9-year-old mentality. Then, we issued the first strike.
This is where things went wrong. They shouted, "I wouldn't do that!" We had heard this before: an opposing raft was issuing mild threats to get us to not fire our Tinker Toys squirt guns. Hence, we continued.
Another warning, "I really wouldn't do that!". The measly firing ensued. Then a loud, "You've really done it now!" And this is when I thought, "I messed with the wrong person."
Suddenly, the sound of a generator came across the river. The group of 40+ unveiled all of the towels, only to display they had a fire hose. The pressure from the fire hose was insurmountable and could easily reach the other side of the river. Our entire group was heavily doused in a matter of seconds.
Needless to say, the squirt gun game ended quickly.
a_very_nice_lad
40. Too Much Confidence
In 7th grade, I grew from 5ft 2in to 5ft 9in within a span of 8 months. I went from being of average height to looking over the heads of 85% of my classmates.
I never really got picked on, but now I had a sudden confidence that I could take on anyone who messed with me, and I was, for the most part, correct.
One day, my older brother and I got into it, and I finally physically stood up to him. I took a full-fledged swing with all of my weight in it. He didn't phase him; he just got mad.
He put me in a full Nelson, slammed me into the hallway wall face first, then proceeded to use his chin to dig it into my neck for nearly a minute. I was crying and almost passed out.
Right after my swing, I distinctly remember thinking, "Fudge, he's going to end me in our parent's basement."
jackofalltrades723
41. The ‘Almost’ Scene
Not me, but a friend I was travelling with. When I was 20, we were in a DCA drum corps for the summer, on our way to a show in PA or something. We had stopped at a Wendy's to eat. While we were there, a group of bikers (obviously part of a club) came in the same Wendy's to eat.
They sat behind us. My friend decided to try to hit me with his straw paper. His attempt went right past me and hit a biker in the back of the head. We go dead silent, waiting for a reaction. Nothing. We let out a deep sigh of relief and continued eating.
As we were heading out the door, my friend decided to use the bathroom. I waited for him on the bus. A few minutes later, he comes flying out of the Wendy's, red faced and looking terrified.
Apparently, a biker had met him in the bathroom, cornered him, and explained, "I'm the nice kind of biker, so I'm going to let you off with a warning but be aware that many bikers would be kicking you right now. Get out of here."
That was the end of shooting straw paper.
SigKapEA752
42. Uniform’s Strength
It's a story about my brother.
We're from Ireland, but now my brother lives in Boston with his fiance. I flew to Boston to visit for a couple of weeks, and we decided to go downtown one night to hit the bar scene. It was me, my brother, and his fiance.
Anyways, we're standing in line when, all of a sudden, a guy pushes through us and takes a spot right in front of us. He was wearing a military uniform - Navy, I think? Although I'm not 100% sure.
My brother's fiance fell to the floor because of this guy, and all he did was look over his shoulder and snigger after he did it. Naturally, my brother confronted him but was met with various insults that ended with something like, "You see this uniform, guy? Yeah, back off".
So yeah, it's an understatement to say that my brother has a sharp temper.
After a few seconds, my brother stuck his boot into the side of the guy's knee, which caused him to fall towards the floor like a sack of crap. As he was falling, he was caught with a serious right hook, which, in turn, knocked him unconscious. I don't know what happened after that as we had to leave the area sharpish.
It proves you're not a hardass because you're wearing a fancy uniform.
KarmaHoldsYouBack
43. Not Your Dad
I got pretty big in high school fairly quickly. Went from about 5'8" to 6'2" in a year. I'd always heard that everyone tries to fight their dad once in their teenage years, and I was no exception.
My dad is about 8 inches shorter than me, and we got into an argument about chores or something equally as retarded, and I decided to go in for the kill. I shoved him once pretty hard and put my fists up for a brawl.
Before I knew what was happening, I was suspended about a foot off the ground by my throat and was receiving a verbal beating like I had never known.
That was the last time I ever tried to fight my dad.
gcta333
44. Man of Steel
It happened during Navy A school. This guy Joe grew up in Brooklyn and spent much of his time boxing to stay off the streets. He was of Puerto Rican descent.
He began flirting with a very pretty young lady of African-American heritage.
This did not sit well with some of the other young sailors attending this fine school. One day, he and I were exiting the mess hall, and three guys jumped to help him.
And he told me this was not my fight.
Joe beat the heck out of all three guys. One guy had a fractured orbital, and he broke ribs on another guy. I stood by and did nothing. I didn't need to. I never saw anything like it.
rodeler
45. Perks of Being A Big Guy
My little brother and I pulled into a parking lot, and another car was coming at us from the opposite direction and was driftng into my lane a little bit. My bro reaches across the seat and honks my horn for me, and the car moves back over, slams on the brakes, does a quick turn and starts tailing me as I park.
I pick a spot, and the car stops in the lane behind me. And this dude gets out of the car with a super angry scowl and starts heading over to my door like he's got a problem.
I look at my bro and go, 'Way to go, dumbass,' and step out, and the dude stops dead in his tracks when he realizes I'm basically a monster at almost 7' tall and 300+ lbs. He doesn't even say anything and just dips back into his car and peels out, and my brother and I start laughing our asses off.
Then I hit him for touching my horn.
kaliforniamike