Join the Fun!

When I started 3rd grade, I transferred to a new school. The school I went to prior was an abnormally small private catholic school. I think they only had about 5 teachers and under 30 students total. This school was so small, the cafeteria doubled as an art classroom. With the size of the school, it was also very protected. Everyone in the school was friends with each other. There were no such things as bullies, because everyone's parents were friends, and those parents were also great friends of the teachers. Aside from the occasional pre-pubescent children nagging and whining amongst ourselves and outbursts that young kids have, it was pretty great of an atmosphere.

When I got to my new school on the first day, which was a public school in Pittsburgh. I was so out of my element it was insane. I couldn't comprehend why everyone wore different clothes, why there were so many people, why the teachers were so brash and somewhat aggressive. Nobody seemed friendly, nothing made sense. It was a total culture shock.

Fast forward to lunch, they announced they had a salad bar. This was the most normal part of the day for me, because at my old school we usually had lunches like salad bars. I made a few acquaintances prior to lunch which gave me tremendous relief as the biggest worry I had that day was wondering if i'd have to eat lunch by myself or with a table of people i dont know. Me and the two other kids at the time made it through the lunch line and got to the salad bar. I started to fix up my tray with the most wonderful salad a kid could ask for - lettuce, ranch, croutons, bacon bits. As soon as i turned away from the salad bar, a very tall and lanky girl with zany pigtails in braids just stood in front of me and practically made sure i would "accidentally" walk right into her. The obvious outcome; My tray collided with her tray, which sent the salad flying, covering her mostly in ranch dressing. I lost all of my salad, and everyone was f*****g chuckling about it. She decided to start crying and it went from bad to even worse, because i had the teachers rush over to me and grab me by my arm and drag me to the principles office.

I got yelled at for about 10 minutes and was told that my first impression was certainly not a good one, and the girl had to have her parents come in and bring her a change of clothes. Nobody would listen to my side of the story, and this idiot told everyone that i threw my salad at her so she would "get out of my way". I never met this girl in my life, i didnt even know she existed prior to her sabotaging me and making me go hungry. When i explained that it was an accident, they would retort with "how? You saw her standing there".

I sat in the office, starving, crying, and scared that my mom would beat my a*s. She came down to the school shortly after, and this was the light at the end of the tunnel. The principle takes her into her office, and i start to hear yelling. I start crying harder, because now momma is in trouble... but then i realized the yelling wasnt from the principle, it was my mom. My mom went the f**k off on the principle. I heard things such as "It's his first day, do you really think he would throw his f*****g salad in her face?" and "How dare you not let my son eat?!"

My mom took me home, got me mcdonalds, and i lived in total fear for the rest of 3rd grade. Mom cant always be there to save me, but goddamnit mom... you f*****g killed it.

Happy mothers day.

mrhoolock Report

Final score:

358points

POST

rob 1 year ago

What did the tall girl win from getting walked into and covered in salad and crying in public? what was her goal because she doesn't seem to be achieving anything from him walking into her?

76points

Kate Κts 1 year ago

Being an imaginary victim is a form of passive aggressive bullying common to girls' relationship (there are studies to show the difference in expression of aggression in girls and boys). I had a girl who hit my daughter at a club, and when my daughter complained to the teacher, the other girl came up with such a beautiful fake victimhood background story, that they called me to pick my daughter up! We ended up taking our daughter out of this club. I wish I was the yelling type more, but I totally gave them all pieces of my mind and I didn't have their educational abilities in high regard. The OP's incident is in similar vain. Perceived victims enjoy the attention they get. And they enjoy the fact that someone they see as a threat (new kid, jealousy etc) knows their place. It's a bullying tactic.

91points

Sonja 1 year ago

She didn't plan on being covered in salad. She planned for her victim losing her food and her having the excuse of it being an accident and being able to gloat over OP's 'clumsiness'. But when she got covered in dressing she was furious and wanted to 'punish' OP for 'causing' her getting soaked. Bullies like that look down on other people and feel entitled to bully them. In their heads they make up all kinds of reasons why they feel they have the right to do it. They get totally unhinged when their tricks backfire because they truly feel they are in the right.

32points

Amused panda 1 year ago

She was more likely expecting the tray would come upwards towards OP and cover OP in the food, rather than it to go flying over herself.

16points

Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

Children don’t have critical thinking skills. She wasn’t thinking any further than “oh how much fun it would be to embarrass the new kid by tripping him up so he dropped his tray”. She didn’t think far enough to realize that he might drop his tray in her direction and cover her in ranch dressing. Hooray for Karma!

16points

Id row 1 year ago

Some people *love* to stir the pot and then sit back and watch the chaos. Those people suck.

5points

ValdaDeDieu 1 year ago (edited)

The tall girl? Attention, obviously... Some people love playing the victim.

4points

ASwell 1 year ago

Attention.

2points

Marty Auvil 1 year ago

Nothing except being a stupid jerk some people are like that I DJ why

1point

Nathan Shipman 1 year ago

Manipulation, forced sabotage, easy excuse to tattle, and the chance to publicly humiliate the new guy as a bad guy who wants to push people around. Had to deal with brats like that when I was in elementary school. Elementary school mean girls typically break boundaries, correct, boss, whine, interrupt, and do whatever else they can think of to class mates (particularly the boys) to attempt to make the boys look bad and them like little angels who got attacked.

0points

Robert Trebor 1 year ago

My mom went down to the school when I started 1st grade and basically told them she would come back and hurt them if they tried to make me write with my right hand. This was still a thing in 1955.

11points

Rapunzel With The Loced Hair 1 year ago

I'm sorry you had to go through that. Sadly people still have a problem with others being left-handed and it's so annoying. When my young brother was in 2nd grade around 2015, his teacher tried to force him to write with his right hand, and she beat him across his fingers with a wooden ruler when he failed to. I (19 years old at the time)marched down to the school the next day and read her the riot act, bold and in all CAPS. Long story short, she didn't mess with my brother again.

5points

Lolly Gagger 1 year ago

Look I live by Hanlon’s Razor, so my assumption would have been that OP did this by accident, if I were there. BUT given that this story happened in 3rd grade, is it possible that OP doesn’t recall all the details 100% accurately and the girl didn’t actually intend to cause cause the accident either, but was a bit of a “victim” generally (like some kids just are) and assumed OP did it on purpose (hence all her carry on). Like, it seems a really weird thing for her to have done on purpose?

6points

Verinder of the Valley 1 year ago

I had the same experience. I spilt my lunch and orange juice on the floor, whist everyone was laughing at me. Luckily, a kind Spanish teacher bought me the rest of my lunch, and yelled at anybody who laughed at me. It was totally unexpected.

4points

ShyWahine 1 year ago

"There is no greater warrior than a mother protecting her child"

4points

darqemm 1 year ago

It sounds like an accident. Why would she want salad all over her?

2points

CatLady 1 year ago

Some people revel in victimhood. It's one of the first forms of bullying that children engage in. Girls are notorious for doing so. I experienced it myself as a kid more than once.

1point

Michelle Smith 1 year ago

Your mom is super woman

1point

Brainmas 1 year ago

Yeah I would have lost it as a parent too. I've had some dumb calls from the principal about my kid where I just had to ask, "why are you calling me about this?" I've also experienced some fantastic liars (like tall girl) working in a school who had their parents and some times other staff members completely fooled.

1point

Delta Dawn 1 year ago

When parents are close friends with other parents and teachers … that’s a big clue that ALL the parents are mama and papa bears. Counterintuitive perhaps but true.

1point

Michelle Smith 1 year ago

This incident happened when he transferred from a small private school where everyone knew each other to a public school

0points

poopyhead 1 year ago

My comment - this story makes perfect sense if one grew up in Pittsburgh.

1point

Michelle Smith 1 year ago

Or, Lynn, Massachusetts

0points

Ginny Crouse 1 year ago

You are fortunate to have had such a supportive mom. Mine would have believed the principal and then punished me.

1point

Walt Evans 1 year ago

She stopped and you ran into her. And it's her fault??

0points

🌵 Drazil 1 year ago

PRINCIPAL....princiPAL NOT princiPLE

0points

I love it here 1 year ago

Just wow

0points

PATTY HERBERT 1 year ago

SCORE for Mom!!♥️

0points

Roan The Demon Kitty 1 year ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

Russell Rieckenberg 1 year ago

When reading the description of the tall girl, I immediately thought of Judy Hensler. If you know Judy without the use of Google, welcome to the old folks club.

0points

The_OG_Catlady 1 year ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago (edited)

TLDR version courtesy of ChatGPT: A student recounts their experience transitioning from a small private Catholic school to a larger public school. The new environment was overwhelming, with different clothes, more people, and seemingly brash teachers. During lunch, a mishap occurred at the salad bar when a tall girl intentionally caused a collision, resulting in the student's tray of salad being ruined. Despite the student's explanation of it being an accident, they were blamed and dragged to the principal's office. Feeling scared and hungry, they were relieved when their mom arrived and passionately defended them, chastising the principal. The student's mom took them home, got them McDonald's, and they lived in fear for the rest of 3rd grade, grateful for their mom's support.

0points

That Goth Demon (zey/zem) 1 year ago

Oh, that's f*****g awesome of your mum

0points

C scanlan 1 year ago

What 3rd grader eats salad?

-1point

Cider’s Agenda 1 year ago

My child has been eating salad everyday in school since Kindergarten. He loves it. He also likes junk food. Seems normal to me.

1point

Wax0nWax0ff 1 year ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

Haywood Jablome 1 year ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

BarracudaImpossible4 , Artem Labunsky Report

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe My grandmother was at the movies, and a guy walked up the aisle and punched her on the side of the head. He told the cops he was mad because he was on a bad blind date. Like...great excuse to wallop a 75-year-old woman minding her own business?

Final score:

275points

POST

Zephyr343 1 year ago

Bad blind date because the woman found out you were a psychopath?

225points

Unfortunately, there are people out there who are somehow entirely blind to social norms and will flagrantly break them without a thought. In a few cases, this could be simple ignorance or lack of ability to read social cues. Everyone knows someone who is probably well-meaning but ends up being downright annoying to be around.

But many of the cases listed here go much further than, say, a loud belch at a dinner table or an awkward question about one’s love life. These encounters veer into downright antisocial behavior, which at “best” are a nuisance and at worst, could be seen as a crime. Traditionally, this is seen as part of a personality disorder, but more contemporary psychologists believe it could, instead, be a result of certain issues in upbringing.

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe I work in retail and once a customer jiggled my belly and said 'I see the diet stuff doesn't work here' I know it doesn't seem much but I keep comeing back to it. It was just so IDK invasive?

brumbles2814 , Laura James Report

Final score:

253points

POST

Tim 1 year ago

That's just awful. What a jerk.

169points

discostud1515 , EKATERINA BOLOVTSOVA Report

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe I was about 11 and me and some friends were standing on a small bridge over a lake. All of a sudden I was picked up and thrown over the railing into the lake below. I tried to grab onto anything I could as I fell and scrapped my arms up pretty good. I still have scars 30 years later. So I swim to the side and some older kid comes up to me and just say - sorry, I thought you were someone else.

Final score:

207points

POST

Disgruntled Pelican 1 year ago

What the actual....

136points

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Back in the '70s, I was riding in a car that my best friend's mother was driving on a highway. There was me, my friend, her brother, and a couple of other kids in the car. The age range for the kids was about 7 to 9 years old. It was a warm day, and my friend's mother had her window rolled down (no air conditioning). A car full of teenagers pulled alongside of her, and someone threw a full cup of ice water through the window at her. I got hit by it, too, because I was sitting in the front seat next to her. She managed not to lose control of the car. In retrospect, it was incredibly fucked up to try and cause a lady with a car full of kids to crash.

jemy74 , RA Mendoza Report

Final score:

200points

POST

Not productive (but trying) 1 year ago

Teenagers scare the living s**t out of me, they could care less as long as someone’ll bleed

145points

The generally accepted cause of antisocial behavior is upbringing or a lack thereof. This is a sort of double-edged sword, as it lets us pinpoint how to prevent it, but unfortunately, it offers little hope for people who are already adults. The upside is the policymakers, social workers and just people who live in a community can all do their part to help, but it also means they generally have to suffer at the hands of existing, antisocial adults.

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe A guy sneezed in my face on the subway, and after s******g on him verbally he just shrugged and made it out to be no big deal. Since i couldnt do anything but verbally abuse him i left to find another seat. 2 days later i almost reachter 41 degrees.... Havent been sick like that my whole life. Literally and figuratively. Im still wearing masks in subs cuz of this s**t.

Bradur-iwnl- , cottonbro studio Report

Final score:

197points

POST

ASwell 1 year ago

🤢🤮😷😷😷😷

69points

I was in London on business and my hotel was hosting a Christmas party for a bunch of Russians also there on business. I was sitting at the bar by myself and one of the Russian women invited me to sit with her and her friends. Her table had her, three other women and two men. I don’t speak Russian but they were all very nice and welcoming to me. The woman sitting across from me was passed out drunk with her head on the table. No one paid any attention to her. After 30 minutes me and the woman who invited me were flirting pretty good. Suddenly the drunk woman sits up straight, points at me, scowls and begins yelling what obviously were Russian swear words. She does this for about a minute while the rest of us just stare at her and say nothing. Then she plops her head back down on the table and goes to sleep. I asked everyone collectively “what was that all about?” One of the guys replied “she doesn’t know why you are sitting with us, she hates you and she called your mother some very bad names. But don’t pay her any attention, she’s a crazy Russian. We’re happy to party with an American.

Fargon-Icehole Report

Final score:

191points

POST

Admiral Graf Spee he/him 1 year ago

Wel at least the others were happy with you

71points

Complimented my penis. I was at a camp shower at a campground. I was around 12 some random guy walked in and just stared at me and watched me take a shower making weird small talk. This was the late 70's, early 80's. Kids werent special yet and we basically were raised you just be polite to adults so I was "yes sir" and "no sir" the creep. The Adam Walsh TV movie changed all of that and parents were like, hey, maybe we should watch our kids a little bit? He didn't rape me so I guess that's a plus.

Bobafeet711 Report

Final score:

174points

POST

Karl 1 year ago

We had a teacher who did that sort of creepy s**t. I’m so glad times have changed as in those days, no one believed kids.

103points

NickelAntonius , Muhammad-taha Ibrahim Report

The rapid social changes brought on by technology have made it hard to track exactly what stimulus ends up causing kids to start behaving poorly. In the age of regular TV consumption, some studies found that for every additional hour of TV a teen watched, the risk of them exhibiting some antisocial behavior rose by roughly 30%. However, as most parents now know, young people aren’t really watching hours and hours of TV, but it’s unclear if, say, video games or streaming has the same effect as TV used to.

#10

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Dude parked his 18 wheeler in the middle of the road and started walking into Dunkin Donuts. I told him to move his truck, and the guy ran to my car and started punching my drivers window calling me a “f*****g liberal pussy”. Then he stopped and rubbed his hand in pain and I pointed and laughed at him and said “Try the other hand now!” He said something else I didn’t hear because I was still laughing and he walked away. Cops came and gave the guy a summons and made him move the truck.

Final score:

173points

POST

ShyWahine 1 year ago (edited)

HaHaHa - LOVED your response to use the other hand!

71points

#11

I was with 2 of my friends walking out of a Walmart at 10pm. I was about 17/18 years old at the time. Some dude came out and full on made out with me. Just beelined for me and grabed the back of my head and proceeded to kiss me for about 30 seconds. I froze, my friends froze and then he ran off laughing. We stood there in disbelief for a minute or two. I went home and brushed my teeth repeatedly. F*****g strange and very invasive.

hellorhighotter Report

Final score:

160points

POST

Leigh 1 year ago

Sexual assault is not funny.

206points

#12

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe I was sitting at a cafe with my then partner. A man came up to our table, held finger guns at my temple and whispered "I wish I f*****g could." And then yanked my hair and rushed out. It was completely unprovoked. I've technically had more violent and scary things happen to me, but that's stuck with me for a really long time. I think it's because I had been having a lovely day until that point. I was so excited to be sitting in a cute cafe, eating pie with my date. And now I can't get the image of her face falling as she looked at the man out of my head. We went home after that.

Overall-Drawing4716 , Ken Salva Report

Final score:

150points

POST

Sarel Seerower 1 year ago

Is OP female? Was it a homophopic act?

13points

It’s not fair, however, to pin all the blame on media. Media only raise a child if the parents are absent in some form, which might be a more significant trigger than, say, Cartoon Network or Minecraft. Even more significantly, parental abuse is pretty closely tied with the victim “passing on” the abuse to another, creating a spiraling cycle of violence and bad behavior. Even smaller things, like poor nutrition and poverty, can cause an environment where normal social behavior is not learned, leading to the sorts of adults we see in these stories.

#13

I was waiting for my girlfriend at the bus terminal in order to go to her home to meet her parents for the 1st time. This one random old dude aproaches me, askes me about the boat schedules (it's a boat and bus terminal), and I'm happy to help him out. Since it's still a while for the next boat and it takes a while for my girlfriend to arrive, the dude keeps talking to me and I didn't mind about it and was having a conversation with him. He asks me for a cigarette (I don't smoke) and offers me a beer (I don't drink). Out of the blue he asks me "Do you want to go to my house while you wait for your girlfriend?". I'm like "Is this dude hitting on me or something? wtf..." and try my best to be polite and shut down and move away from him because it was getting a bit unconfortable. Not long after, the bus is arriving and I use it as an excuse to gtfo of the conversation. By my face my GF can tell that something happened and I tell her wtf just happened and when I look back to tell her who the dude was, the dude just vanished like a ghost. I'm even more confused by this. Next thing I know, she's describing me the old dude "Is the man you talked to like this and that, and wearing this and that?" and I'm like "Yeah, how do you know?" and she blank stares at me "That's my dad and he's right there". Not a bad f****d up thing, but f****d up to do to an unsuspecting person in a stressing situation like meeting your SOs parents for the 1st time. In his defense tho, he did make a joke when we "officially" met and said "Well, we're going to my house after all!"

talc25 Report

Final score:

141points

POST

Sa Ruuu 1 year ago

I guess if you want to be known as the creepy dad, that's one way to do it

120points

#14

I had just recently got my driver's license. I was driving down a back road going the speed limit (55) and I was the only car on the road. When I checked my mirror a few seconds later, a red car was directly on my a*s, so close I couldn't see his front plate. He began slowing down and speeding towards the back end of my car repeatedly. After a few minutes, he sped past me in a no passing zone and started brake checking me (speeding up and slamming his brakes to try getting me to hit him). After a minute or so of that, he slammed his brakes and we both came to a full stop. He got out of his vehicle and started pounding on the driver's side window screaming and cursing me out before getting back in his car and speeding off. I pulled over and stayed there for a few minutes to insure he was long gone before proceeding...

ItsDronez Report

Final score:

134points

POST

Vicki Doggurl 1 year ago

Wow! I wonder what he was on!

74points

#15

I'm gay and my husband and I married in the rotunda of the courthouse. As we said I do and kissed a group of Mennonite kids started spitballing us and throwing stuff down at us. Hit the judge too. It was a really crappy way to remember our wedding. No witnesses, just us which is how we wanted - but then what was essentially a hate crime. The children's parents were amused.

My husband chased down security and they had it on video. Security stopped the family and then asked my husband if he wanted to prosecute. I was turning in our marriage certificate at that moment so I wasn't there to threaten 'yes'. My husband said no of course. I didn't want to really prosecute, but I wanted to put some fear in them.

Euthyphraud Report

Final score:

128points

POST

Riche White 1 year ago

The judge could have pressed charges against them for assaulting an officer of the court.

148points

Ok_Relationship_705 , Towfiqu barbhuiya Report

There are also some genetic factors that ultimately might lead to people behaving in ways that others find annoying or downright horrible. The bottom line is that antisocial behavior, ultimately, needs to be cut off at the source. This means that all of us have to look for ways to help dysfunctional families, to make sure children can live in a safe environment and that psychological help like Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is available to those in need.

#16

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Some asshole tossed a lock (like the combination type) out of a car at me and hit me in the knee. I had trouble walking correctly for a month. I always thought if they had stopped at a light, I'd have hurled that bitch right back (good thing they didn't — I wasn't in any condition for a fight)

Final score:

121points

POST

Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago

It sure would have been cool to try, though. 😉

28points

#17

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe One time I was in south Philly and a car pulled up with two guys in it. They called out to me asking for directions so I walked over. As I was explaining where to go the dude in the passenger seat spit in my face and they sped off.

the_humbL_lion , Ryan De Hamer Report

Final score:

116points

POST

Zephyr343 1 year ago

Wtf is wrong with people?!

128points

#18

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Sit next to me on the bus when there's a single seat on the other side

Bonez_Z , tom balabaud Report

Final score:

111points

POST

Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago

Break into a hacking, coughing fit, then say "damned SARS".

89points

Hallo-Mapskollegen , Vidar Nordli-Mathisen Report

#19

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Punched me, for no reason. I was standing. Waiting for the community bus. A stranger got out of the car and punched me. I filed the Police report but nothing happened.

Final score:

110points

POST

Em 1 year ago

Happened to me once. Homeless dude I'd been peaceably chatting with a few minutes before up and punched me in the face because he "thought I did something to his soda." (He had a couple of two-liters; I was sitting several feet away from them.) I was having a c**p night and the only thing that saved this dude from getting his a*s beat (and me from going to jail) is the fact that he was in a wheelchair.

46points

#20

I work at a hotel as a housekeeper. Yesterday we had a baseball team checking out and I had a bunch of their rooms on my list. The rooms were reasonably messy, nothing too bad. But the last room…they trashed the place. Trash thrown everywhere and hidden in some places, food ground into the carpet, p**s on the bathroom floor, greasy hand prints on the windows and mirrors. The whole shebang. This was s****y, sure, but what made it f****d up was how they tipped me. They dragged a chair into the middle of the room, faced it towards the door, and left a stack of fake hundred dollar bills in the seat in plain sight.

hotnkranky Report

Final score:

106points

POST

Lisa Zehr 1 year ago

That's when the card for the room gets charged a cleaning fee after photos are taken.

165points

#21

Put "something" in both my gf and my drinks. Probably GHB.

Something kicked in and I managed to get us home. Don't remember how.

We are actually lucky to still be alive after that. Put me off concerts for a long time.

Was even weirder that it happened at a metal gig.

rogue303 Report

Final score:

95points

POST

Boring Pandae 1 year ago

His responsiveness saved them. Great reaction

46points

#22

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe I was walking home pretty late one night and noticed one of my new neighbors walking up towards me from the opposite end of the street. As we were passing each other I said a friendly hello- in response this grown man silently turned his a*s towards me and let out the most repulsive, bombastic fart I’ve ever heard. I was too shocked to speak, to move, to defend myself. He didn’t even say anything, just calmly walked into his house afterwards. As far as I’m aware he still lives there, and I’ve never gotten an explanation lmao

susgodtraplord , ISO10 Report

Final score:

94points

POST

Rats Inc 1 year ago

bro 💀

40points

Chemistry-Least , rebcenter moscow Report

#23

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Got a phone call from my wife’s number, it was a random dude telling me my wife ran a red light and got t-boned. Kept saying “yeah she really f****d up man.”

It was the guy that t-boned her. He ran the red light. He was inebriated. I rushed over to the address he gave me, cops and ambulance and everything. They let the guy drive off in his smashed up truck. No insurance. F*****g prick.

Final score:

93points

POST

Tuna Beach 1 year ago

They let the drunk drive off...? Seems unlikely. Also, your insurance will cover after the deductible, and you can recover that in civil court.

82points

Alarmed_Alpaca2022 , ALEKSANDR PROKHORTSEV Report

#24

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Pulled her pants halfway down her butt and asked me to check the size on her underwear.

I hated being a cashier.

Final score:

86points

POST

Tan Artt 1 year ago

No way. That is just inappropriate. I'd have them leave the store.

56points

#25

Stopped at a red light one time. Someone from a building adjacent to the light threw a bag of ice and water on my car, from a few stories up. Dented the roof and shattered the windshield.

Wasn't even a nice car, I was driving a Dodge neon shitbox

IAmPandaKerman Report

Final score:

81points

POST

GlamourGhoul 1 year ago

Is the shitbox a limited edition of the Dodge Neon?

42points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

See Also on Bored Panda

Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#26

I was walking in a mall with my sister and this really huge guy walked past me and as he walked past he basically groped me down there. I'm a female for reference. I asked wtf really loudly and looked back and he just kept walking on and didn't look back. I wasn't sure what to make of that situation.

TerribleRun9476 Report

Final score:

81points

POST

Riche White 1 year ago

Was it the Donald?

88points

#27

First day of senior year I held the door open for someone. As he walks in he goes, “thanks. Your hair’s gay btw” and I’ve never forgotten that.

Allaakmar Report

Final score:

77points

POST

Fenchurch 1 year ago

Where you previously aware of your hairs homosexual activities? Or did he just out your hair? /S

128points

#28

Walking home from school when I was a kid.

Two boys I never met before were behind me and threw a rock straight into the middle of my back for no reason. All I remember is them laughing about it and approaching me telling to try something so they could beat me and impress the girl who was with them.

The other thing was being randomly shot.

I'm not sure which is worse but those aren't the worst things to ever happen to me, just the worst things done by strangers.

SoggyPastaPants Report

Final score:

77points

POST

Mike Fitzpatrick 1 year ago

Where the hell do you live?

62points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

See Also on Bored Panda

“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#29

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Tapped me on the shoulder in a club and when I turned around, he headbutted me with all his might. Before I could even process what had happened, two bouncers had a hold of him, dragging him outside.

I was just stood there, dazed and confused with my nose pissing blood everywhere - then I was lead into a room by one of the bouncers and given tissues to stop my nose bleeding. He said to me that the guy had struck one of their guys on the way out and the police were going to arrest him if I wanted to talk to them. Automatically said no, not wanting to be a grass (snitch).

I never left my feet and my nose wasn't broken, so it wasn't really *that* big a deal - but it lives rent free in my head because I don't know who it was or why he did it.

I seen his face momentarily and didn't recognise him, and as such wouldn't be able to pick him out a crowd now. I wasn't dancing with any girls as I was already with my now Fiancé and very happy, so I didn't make moves on his girlfriend or love interest. Me and my friends keep ourselves to ourselves and aren't involved in any beefs or anything. I wasn't stumbling drunk, so couldn't have barged into him or spilled his drink or anything.

My best theory is mistaken identity. I look like my Brother and he and his crowd are a bit more nefarious. Either that or he just thought I was someone else completely.

Why did you headbutt me Mr Stranger!?

TheOldGodsnTheNew , Maor Attias Report

Final score:

74points

POST

Chintan Shah 1 year ago

Hmm being a snitch would be ratting out someone when you really weren't involved in the crime/whatever you saw... you reporting on the details of someone physically assaulting you just sounds like a reasonable thing to do. Anywho, you're a better person than I for forgiving someone headbutting you.

63points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

See Also on Bored Panda

French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#30

Stole a piece of chicken from my plate as I was eating at the counter of a restaurant in NYC. Seems funny now 😃

fermat9996 Report

Final score:

65points

POST

Lolly Gagger 1 year ago (edited)

My sister and I were walking around a fairground holding our fairy floss on a stick (cotton candy for my friends on the other side of the pond). Some random old man just walks past us and plucked a bit of fairy floss off my sister’s stick and kept walking. My sister (less than 10 at the time) was so upset she threw her stick away. We found my parents bought her another one (after trying to find the guy and give him what for, first).

31points

Continue reading with Bored Panda Premium

Unlimited content

Ad-free browsing

Dark mode

#31

7 years old…dad took us to a Boston Bruins/Atlanta Flames game in Atlanta (1978ish?). Drunk guy grabbed my hand an put his cigarette out on the top of my hand.

sanjnin Report

Final score:

31points

POST

Marilyn Whitby 1 year ago

I hope you visit your dad in jail still from murdering that dude.

30points

#32

Smashed me in the face with a glass bottle and left me bleeding on the sidewalk

bwma Report

Final score:

26points

POST

GlamourGhoul 1 year ago (edited)

I had some random girl literally light my hair on fire because she "didn't like the color" - I had magenta hair at the time. Wtf gives people the audacity to assault others and hurt them for minding their own business?

27points

#33

I parked completely WITHIN the lines of a parking space. Did nothing wrong. Received a note on my car: “Learn to park, A*****E!”. Rolled up to this note after a long day of dealing with young children. A man was walking by and I showed him the note and asked him if he thought it was warranted. He told me to crumble the note up and forget about it, I parked completely fine. Hope whoever wrote that note got some nice karma coming to them.

Meanwhile, one of my biggest pet peeves is when people park straddling the parking lines. And yet I am the one who received a note. Cool.

Edit. Now I’ve read a few of the replies on here and maybe I should just delete mine. I didn’t get punched in the face or hurt. Just felt the inconsideration and unjust rudeness from a stranger.

odessapasta Report

Final score:

26points

POST

Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

Maybe someone else actually HAD parked like an a*****e and got that note, and they were so pissed off they shoved it on someone else's car at random and left.

10points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

See Also on Bored Panda

Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#34

I was a cycle courier in Central London 2005/7 and amongst the litany of s**t that people did to me whilst riding through W1 my top three are:

3. Riding through Soho someone tried to snatch my bag and yanked me off the bike I came off and the bag was on me new york style when they couldn't get it off me the person squired a bottle of stewed p**s on me. F*****g junkies.

2. At Leicester Square I was taking a break on a slow Thursday afternoon and a couple of kids ( no older than 14) snatched my bike and tried to ride off but it was a 21inch frame and they stacked it in the road resulting in it being run over by ta bendy bus. 😔

1. Riding down Godge street on my last run of the day a car pulled up at a red light and threw a milkshake (Macdonalds chocolate ) in my face it smacked me and it really shocked me, I saw red and chased it for two blocks just raging at the next light I threw my lock through the back window. The car just drove off I was expecting a fight, harsh words something but nope just drove off.

No_Condition8988 Report

Final score:

26points

POST

Morris Goodenough 1 year ago

"This is London, Jen. It's not like they want to give you a cake- unless the cake is made of poo and knives."

3points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

See Also on Bored Panda

“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#35

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe A foreigner was sitting behind me and sniffing my hair on the bus. I noticed some pulling and saw some fingers in the corner of my vision when I turned my head. As soon as I realized someone was touching my hair- I stood up and looked back to see what’s going on and he was looking right at me, scared/guilty

Cat_Kidnapper , Redd F Report

Final score:

24points

POST

Chexmy Licks🇯🇵 1 year ago

that happens often here in japan,if its night or smth idk i dont go out that much but it happened to me too

2points

#36

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Out at a bar in my mid 20s, my friend started talking to this girl. I let him do his thing for a while until he finally included me in the conversation and introduced me. The girl took one look at me at said “if you’re going to have any chance with a girl like me, you have to lose a few pounds and shave that goatee”. I was completely stunned. I had some very unkind words for her and eventually told my buddy to take her home and screw out what little brains he had left before I left the bar.

That was over ten years ago and unfortunately, that moment has stuck with me for a long time and probably contributes to why I have trouble meeting girls while out, even to introduce myself. I’ve dealt with rejection before and it hurts, but that comment hit me to my core.

Vlper17 , LexScope Report

Final score:

24points

POST

Marilyn Whitby 1 year ago

Here's the thing. That comment had nothing to do with you. It FELT like it did, because she said it to you. But, that was just her idiotic and cruel way of validating herself and making her feel confident. It's what stupid people do. Truly. They have nothing else and certainly have no empathy. It's lizard brain all the way. So what you really need to ask yourself is, "why should I care at all what someone who I have no respect for thinks about me?" It hurt, because you are human and that was f******g lame, but truly, I promise you, it was for her to hear, not for you. Let it go and don't be afraid, just be kind and genuine and you will find your person. That was NOT your defining moment. That was a defining moment with a totally gross specimen that you just need to laugh off and move on and be glad it was only one interaction 😄

42points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

See Also on Bored Panda

Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

#37

Drove with a blood alcohol level of .1 and then rear ended me at a stop light going about 50 mph. Totaled my car when I was 21, living on my own and struggling financially. He had no insurance or license because he got drunk and caused a car accident 3 months prior. Then he died of alcohol poisoning. I got $157.63 from his estate 2 years later for the damages.

But, it was that event that taught me to drive a standard transmission car.

pisstowine Report

Final score:

23points

POST

Debbie 1 year ago

What is the relevance of learning to drive a standard transmission car? And what does it mean actually, is it manual shift?

7points

#38

I was dropping off a friend at their apartment late one night. They live on a pretty quiet side street so we’re talking on the street outside for a few minutes. Two guys show up and one completely unprovoked attacks me with a tire iron. Never seen them before in my life. Fought them off but he grazed me with the tire iron. Ended up with a nasty concussion, ten staples and no answers on why it happened

sociallyjeeks Report

Final score:

23points

POST

Leigh 1 year ago

Mt friend had something similar happen to him. He thought it might have been some kind of gang initiation.

11points

“All Three Shot Out Pink”: Triplets' Baby Shower Turns Sour, Pregnant Wife Wants A Divorce

See Also on Bored Panda

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

#39

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe One time I was walking to my car. An old man approached me and asked if the church bells meant it was noon. I told him that it was noon. Then he asked me if I knew where the Jewish center is. I said, "I don't know, I'm protestant." Then he yelled, "IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU DON'T EVEN CARE!". Then I started running away and he shouted, "YEAH! YOU GET LOST AND GO FIND YOURSELF!"

Yeongtong , Ashwin Vaswani Report

Final score:

19points

POST

BigSteveT 1 year ago

"Get lost and go find yourself." I will be appropriating that sick burn.

19points

#40

30 Unbelievably Strange Encounters With Random Strangers That These People Still Can't Believe Drugged out couple walked up to me and touched my nipples at a festival.

OSHAstandard , Wendy Wei Report

Final score:

18points

POST

Qia Munther 1 year ago

When I was pregnant in Barcelona, old ladies rubbed my belly And squezed my boobes in all friendlines. Happend many times and shocked the h**l out of me

3points

#41

Some old guy went really close to me and started whispering slurs into my ear

genocyde_syo Report

Final score:

18points

POST

censorshipsucks 1 year ago

I'd ask him to repeat it out loud so everyone could hear.

5points

#42

I had a dude/dudette throw a full unopened beer can at me from a moving car while I was standing on the sidewalk. Hit me right in the chest. Scared the hell out of me. I wasnt sure if I had been shot or was having a heart attack.

TMCGMC2027 Report

Final score:

18points

POST

Kristal 1 year ago

Wow that threw me, I've always used dude as gender/species neutral. Everything is a dude.

9points

#43

Was on an escalator and a woman farted in my face.

Ordinary-Ad6408 Report

Final score:

17points

POST

Chexmy Licks🇯🇵 1 year ago

2points

Nine-LifedEnchanter Report

#44

Not me, but some years ago my (middle-aged bordering on elderly) mother came off the bus one day when a guy straight-up punched her in the eye and left. She didn't know him, hadn't done anything to set him off to her knowledge and he was never caught. (edit: scrolled down and realized there's another person with a similar story)

EDIT: When it comes to me personally then the worst that comes to mind is some blokes with a car trying to steal my newspaper cart during a summer job once upon a time. When I was doing the rounds at around 4-5 am. It wasn't too scary at the time, I was mainly angry at them, but thinking back I can imagine how the situation might've escalated if they hadn't been clearly high off their asses and scared of me calling the cops.

Cli0dna Report

Final score:

17points

POST

Brightheart 1 year ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

#45

When I was ten or so a man started to scream at me and hit me with a newspaper. Afterwards I think I managed to figure out what happened. He angrily said that I was "smelling" being a bullied kid I assumed he meant that I was dirty, I was in actuality suffering from hay fever and he assumed my sniffling was me mocking him. He was an immigrant and it was "normal" for racist people to say that immigrants were smelly.

Several adults intervened and helped me run out from the subway train.

Final score:

17points

POST

Red PANda (she/they) 1 year ago

Guy probably is paranoid and has anxiety about being discriminated against, and has a fight response to it. I have social anxiety , and whenever I hear someone whisper (like even just in the library) my automatic thought is that it’s about me. Doesn’t excuse what he did tho. Lol sorry for rambling I just finished my psychology hw

12points

#46

was a kid trying my best to become the next Tony Hawk, i tried doing an oillie on the side walk next to a busy road... ate s**t infront of a bunch of people and some dude driving by with his window down yells out "you suck!"

IceFalse4632 Report

Final score:

14points

POST

Catman (He/Him) 1 year ago

I was once biking and hit a rock on the sidewalk. I completely just flipped around, landed face first in the grass. Someone stopped their car, got out, helped me back onto my bike and asked me if I wanted him to call 911 for me. So I met the opposite of who you did. Btw, I was a bit bruised, but mostly fine and was able to get home.

15points

I am a writer at Bored Panda. Despite being born in the US, I ended up spending most of my life in Europe, from Latvia, Austria, and Georgia to finally settling in Lithuania. At Bored Panda, you’ll find me covering topics ranging from the cat meme of the day to red flags in the workplace and really anything else. In my free time, I enjoy hiking, beating other people at board games, cooking, good books, and bad films.

Read less »

I'm a Visual Editor at Bored Panda, crafting captivating visual content to enhance every reader's experience. Sometimes my mornings are spent diving into juicy dramas, while afternoons are all about adding extra laughs to the world by editing the funniest memes around. My favorite part of the job? Choosing the perfect images to illustrate articles. It's like imagining a story as a movie in my mind and selecting the key shots to tell the story visually.

Read less »

What do you think ?

POST

Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

I was in highschool and an older student I didn't know found me sitting by myself under a tree reading a book at lunchtime. He creepily sat close by and asked what I was reading and when I asked who he was he said "your friend" with an equally creepy smile. A few days later under that same tree he suddenly came up behind me, grabbed me by the shoulders and forcibly dry-humped me while his friends watched and laughed. I still remember how violated I felt - I tried to brush it off like it was no big deal, but I kept obsessively rubbing my back like there was something dirty on it, and then my inner voice said "if it's 'no big deal' then why can't you stop thinking about it?" So I told my parents, and then the Deputy Principal. I was never explicitly told so, but I'm 99.9% sure the f****r was expelled. I certainly never saw him again, but I hate to think what he might have gone on to do to others. :(

19points

Aboredpanda 1 year ago

Great job letting the right people know, there was nothing funny about it. Good job ❤️

14points

Catman (He/Him) 1 year ago

This is why I don't like to leave my house.

17points

fair_weather_rose (she/they) 1 year ago

This is why I stay in my secret tower lair and get my groceries delivered

11points

Ansgar 1 year ago (edited)

Had a random guy french kiss me out of the blue (and out of a slumber). Apparently my friends knew he was going to do that, because he told them earlier that day - they didn't bother warning me. I wasn't even aware this dude existed until we ... well, came face to face.

10points

KOTLC_Fan 🇺🇦 1 year ago

“Friends”

11points

BluEyedSeoulite 1 year ago

An old lady leaned against me on an empty bus. Tested her head on my shoulder and her hand on my butt. She laughed when it was my stop and said to her friends "scary," I'm not sure who was scary in this scenario but I doubt it was the random person standing for a few bus stops on their way to class...

9points

Bertha Madott Premium 1 year ago

I was standing in front of a bookstore in Amsterdam. Looking in the window. September 1970. I was 21 on a student trip. A well dressed business man came up and grabbed me. From behind. Broad daylight. He nailed me around a bit but I fought free and ran away. Various bystanders just watched. Very upsetting.

8points

Brenda 1 year ago

I was a brand new freshman, 1st month of school and learning my way around. Walking up a stairwell, this boy I've never seen is walking down. Just before we pass each, he reaches out and grabs me between the legs.I was only 13, but I have an older sister. Without thinking, I swung my notebook & the 2 books I was carrying right into his privates. He proceeded to fall down the metal stairs, hurting himself. He lied to the teacher who came over, his assistant principal and his parents. Luckily, I had a witness who backed me up. Turns out he was a 17yo senior. My age meant he could have been charged with pedophilia (age of consent was 16). He was suspended for several weeks and sent to a different school.

6points

Sergy Yeltsen 1 year ago

Couldn't even make it past the 5th post. This article just proves that the next gamma ray burst or planet-resurfacing asteroid can't come soon enough. Humanity has turned into a seething mass of anger, hatred, rage, aggression and idiocy. Time for the next species to step up and take over.

6points

The Doom Song 1 year ago

Was about 12 or 13 and my friend and I were walking through a park and some older teenager was sitting in the bushes having a wank. We ran home and told my friends mum but she didn't believe us.

6points

Nice Beast Ludo 1 year ago

In January of this year in Charles County, MD my husband and daughter were at Target. A man walked by and made really intense eye contact with My 10 yr old. She says "daddy that man is SCARY I want to go home" He was in front of them at guest services cause they had to return a birthday present. My husband notices the man has a huge gun down his pants so he steps forward to protect my daughter as the man was trying to pull it out. He tripped and was trying to tell the very pretty girl behind the counter to come with him like a hostage but he tripped and couldn't get out the gun so he ran out the door. Cops were everywhere they got held up for 2 hours being questioned but he got away. I couldn't figure out what kind of idiot would rob guest services at the end of the night since they return money nor take it in. Then a few days later the same guy kidnapped a woman at a gas station up the street, carjacking her with her in the car and took her to the next county over and raped her. He was looking for a woman to take not money that night at Target. Very terrifying

5points

Bowtechie 1 year ago

I was in Sephora with one of my best friends and wearing a dark purple sweater. This man comes up to us with the wildest hat I've ever seen (hard to describe, but I remember bright pinks, blues, and greens) and says my sweater reminds him of Prince and death. He wasn't all there so I think he was trying to say the purple reminded him of Prince and it was a shame Prince was dead. I took it as a compliment and I have no idea where that man is now but I hope he's well and has expanded his collection of zany hats.

5points

Tiny Dancer 1 year ago

Silly interaction number two is a little bittersweet, but the punchline's worth it. Just a couple of months ago, I had spent the day at my guy, George's, hospital bedside, basically watching him die, there was nothing more we could do. After a long day, I was physically and mentally exhausted, catching my breath on an outdoor bench, my Chicken Purse on my lap (a purse that looks like a black furry rooster, but I call it a chicken 'cause it's funnier). This man walks out of the building and, without breaking his stride, points at me and shouts, "That's a mighty big c**k you've got there!", and I just exploded in much needed laughter. If you believe in "that stuff", I like to think that was my goodbye from George. He jokingly hated the purse, but loved the reactions people had to it, mostly kids. The comment just fit his humour perfectly.

5points

Ellie Vanille 1 year ago (edited)

I used to live in a town where every summer we had a little festival. During one week, street artists would perform for free in several places and people could come and watch and give some money if they felt like it. My sisters and friends would often go with my bf and me to this festival. One night, my boyfriend and I accompanied my younger sister back to her car. On the parking lot we came across a woman who seemed tired and scared. She was in her car and she said that her son (who was apparently sleeping in his bed in a building not far from where we were standing) had to get up and get into the car with her because they had to go to France (I live in Switzerland). But he was not in the mood and he was a big bloke and she could not convince him/move him alone. So she wanted us to come with her, to her place and help her wake her son up and convince him to go to the car with her. We explained her that we would not be able to do that but that we could call the police if she needed us to.

5points

Ellie Vanille 1 year ago

But she didn't want that. She then went away (driving or walking I don't remember). I made sure my sister safely left with her car and texted me when she was back home.

3points

Tyke 1 year ago

Had someone randomly punch me full on in the face at a festival as I was walking by (I was working there, not in uniform, but very much sober) Was cycling down a shared cycle path, very slowly and someone punched me in the shoulder knocking me into the wall then onto the pavement

5points

KC T. 1 year ago

When I was 19, I stopped at a convenience store late at night. Being female, I always have extra caution by myself, especially at night. I didn't even have a chance to get out of my car yet when I man knocked on my window. I cracked the window and said, "Yes?" He asked me if I could give him a ride to the mall down the street. I said no and he responded, "Why not? I'm not a serial killer or nothing." I looked him in the eyes and said, "How do you know I'm not?" The look on his face was priceless and he just backed away slowly from my window and scurried away.

4points

GhostlySnail (she/her) 1 year ago

Mwahaha I love it.

0points

LeeAnne B 1 year ago

People are awful aren't they.

4points

Tiny Dancer 1 year ago

Nothing violent or scary, but I do have two humourous interactions with strangers. Talked my guy, George, into going to this downtown bar after we'd been to the movies. He was more of a pub dude and we usually stuck to our locals. So, we settle in at a table near the door, drinks arrive, and I head to the washroom. Come back to my guy looking flabbergasted and talking to the waitress in an agitated state. People around him are laughing and shaking their heads. Turns out some guy came running in the door, grabbed George's pint of beer and ran out again! Gone in a flash with my man's beer, how rude! I'll share the other in another comment.

3points

A Chrome Bird 1 year ago

Halloween 1986. Ending a fabulous trick or treat at the age of 9. Totally alone, walking home on a large Vegas city street. Hit by a water balloon thrown out of a car! A 9 year old girl! I was hurt and mad and embarrassed. Needless to say I never forgot.

2points

daniel (pineapple he/him) 1 year ago

the waiter guy at a party offered me a beer, im 13, he then realized im a kid and held out a pepsi, this guys is why mexican parties are the greatest

1point

Zane Lumagrowl 1 year ago

Was at an anime convention, cosplaying a character with bright yellow hair. A guy dressed up as a Pikachu came up to me and said YELLOW FRIEND! :D and asked for a selfie together, and I was like hell yeah! And immediately after our selfie he took a big f****n SNIFFFFFF of my wig and was like "see ya later yellow friend!" and walked away. I was so confused, I just kinda stood there like "wtf???"

0points

Samantha 1 year ago

I was in 6th grade. I stepped off the school bus one day and a kid who got off just in front of me turns around and hits me in the face. With a broken broomstick. It put a hole in my cheek that turned into an off-center "dimple", but that s**t bled like crazy and hurt like a MFr. He was a 2nd grader, the little brother to one of my little brother's friends, but I didn't know him. I never did find out why he did it, either, other than being a little psychopath.

0points

christie lowe 1 year ago

Me and two friends (girls) were walking home from school, we were about 8 years old. as we are walking down the middle of a dead end street, some crappy loud muscle car with two adult idiots pulls up with passenger side facing us (he was turning around) and asks us "hey little girls, want some candy?" then he pulls out a shotgun and coks it back while pointing it at us and says "how about this" then screeches off. they had a big confederate flag hanging in their back window. slack jaw idiots

0points

Sherby 1 year ago

I work at an er as a patient access rep. Why do people always feel the need to stick their bloody hands through the window and into my face? I promise. I believe you.

0points

Andy Frobig 1 year ago

I was hit-and-run from behind on bicycles twice. One was while I was riding to work on a 4-lane highway, in the dark, while it was snowing. The shoulder was wide and clear and there was no reason for a car to come onto it. I ended up in a snow bank. My bike was mangled and I couldn't walk right for about a month. The other time was in broad daylight, on a bike path. I had noticed another bike gaining on me for a couple of minutes. As he got up to me, I moved to the side, but he ran into me anyway and knocked me way off the path, and kept going

0points

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

I think the weirdest thing that happened to me was while I was for a bus one day. A car pulled up and the couple inside rolled down the window and asked if I had any smokes (which I didn't) then drove off. Especially weird as it was about 6am but I guess addiction rear's it's ugly head any time.

0points

Roland 1 year ago

I was someone's weird encounter :) I was working in a small shop and at a quiet afternoon an attractive girl walks in and asks for a box of cigarettes. For whatever tf reason I proceed to say without thinking: "you really shouldn't smoke coz you'll be old and ugly yet now you're so beautiful". She looks shocked, turns around and leaves. Never saw her again

0points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago (edited)

I've only ever had this bizarre behaviour when travelling in EU/UK. I've never been treated badly in Africa. People here are generally respecful or polite. Even my mugger shook hands with me and had a conversation with me before demanding my phone. I have had abusive treatment at school but it was ALWAYS white kids. Sorry to say. I think when you are in a privileged class you assume you can get away with anything. Simple example, a few years ago a former colleague came to our office and robbed it. Laptops etc. Video footage, clear as day. Cops declined to get involved. Why? White male. Similarly at clubs etc. Whenever I am with female friends at clubs, it's ALWAYS a male causing trouble and ONLY black males get bounced. White males are only bounced if they ACTUALLY fight. Sexual harassment does not get them bounced. Black guy touches a white girl will definitely get bounced, no questions asked.

-1point

Aboredpanda 1 year ago

I had several disturbing situations happen to me while in Asia, so it's not just white people. And coincidence is involved here. I've had people of all sorts of colours and cultures treat me badly, or threatheningly. (That's to do in part with my job choices, but also just randomly during mye free-time.)

5points

ginny weasley 1 year ago (edited)

I assume the overt racism is part of the fun apartheid legacy. But I assure you this happens outside of the EU/ UK. I've been sexually harassed by a drunk man on the bus for example but the lovely bus conductor threw his a*s out. Middle aged Slavic women are tough. When I told my students the story one of my boys (college aged) talked about dozing off on the bus and waking up to a man petting his thigh.

3points

Jostanquecla 1 year ago

A lot of truth in what you say, but I got bullied by both races. The muggers didn't shake my hand though. Too busy pointing a gun at me instead.

1point

Boatswain Bill 1 year ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

Austin Joseph 1 year ago

https://youtube.com/shorts/2qQFcivnpgE?feature=share like, comment, share and subscribe please

-3points

Jennyscott 1 year ago

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

POST

Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago

19points

Aboredpanda 1 year ago

Great job letting the right people know, there was nothing funny about it. Good job ❤️

14points

Catman (He/Him) 1 year ago

This is why I don't like to leave my house.

17points

fair_weather_rose (she/they) 1 year ago

This is why I stay in my secret tower lair and get my groceries delivered

11points

Ansgar 1 year ago (edited)

10points

KOTLC_Fan 🇺🇦 1 year ago

“Friends”

11points

BluEyedSeoulite 1 year ago

9points

Bertha Madott Premium 1 year ago

8points

Brenda 1 year ago

6points

Sergy Yeltsen 1 year ago

6points

The Doom Song 1 year ago

Was about 12 or 13 and my friend and I were walking through a park and some older teenager was sitting in the bushes having a wank. We ran home and told my friends mum but she didn't believe us.

6points

Nice Beast Ludo 1 year ago

5points

Bowtechie 1 year ago

5points

Tiny Dancer 1 year ago

5points

Ellie Vanille 1 year ago (edited)

5points

Ellie Vanille 1 year ago

But she didn't want that. She then went away (driving or walking I don't remember). I made sure my sister safely left with her car and texted me when she was back home.

3points

Tyke 1 year ago

5points

KC T. 1 year ago

4points

GhostlySnail (she/her) 1 year ago

Mwahaha I love it.

0points

LeeAnne B 1 year ago

People are awful aren't they.

4points

Tiny Dancer 1 year ago

3points

A Chrome Bird 1 year ago

2points

daniel (pineapple he/him) 1 year ago

the waiter guy at a party offered me a beer, im 13, he then realized im a kid and held out a pepsi, this guys is why mexican parties are the greatest

1point

Zane Lumagrowl 1 year ago

0points

Samantha 1 year ago

0points

christie lowe 1 year ago

0points

Sherby 1 year ago

I work at an er as a patient access rep. Why do people always feel the need to stick their bloody hands through the window and into my face? I promise. I believe you.

0points

Andy Frobig 1 year ago

0points

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

0points

Roland 1 year ago

0points

censorshipsucks 1 year ago (edited)

-1point

Aboredpanda 1 year ago

5points