50 Things That Made People So Angry They Never Forgot About Them

I got an empty book, because I didn't and wouldn't pay their fee. They wanted $50 bucks (in 1990) for a printed up version that couldn't have cost $3. Fine by me, all I need is the transcript (which they also charged for).

In college, we were standing in line for graduation and someone from administration walked up to our class president and told him he wasn't getting a diploma, he was missing a class. But they would let him go through the ceremony, since he had a speech to give.

Eric and Mike. F**k them.

Bullies

and they did not fess up to the girl shortly after

Nearly everyone in the s**t school I attended.

Henry Bowers and his gang from It...

R**e is not a joke.

Like the film 'Valentine', where a bullied kid gets MAJOR revenge when reaching adulthood. I was completely unprepared for the level of slash/horror (my sister was staying for the weekend, and put it on. Spent most of my time in the kitchen 'cuz I'm a wimp, when it comes to horror movies, lol)

realll

Oh, she probably knew years before this happened. If they were this blatant about it now, it isn't the first time

I always heard “my very excellent mother just served us nine pizzas”

My Very Elderly Mother Just Sits Upstairs Nibbling Peanuts. If Pluto isn't a planet then what is my very elderly mother nibbling?

I hear, you mate: Mein Vater erzählt mir jetzt ständig über neue Planeten.

I learned them with, "My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas". Though I like yours better.

My very elegant mother just served us nachos. Get with the times gramps.

My very early mule just said up nerd person

There's some evidence of a ninth planet somewhere out in the Oort Cloud that's affecting the orbital paths of comets. If it's true, the planet must be pretty big.

My Very Energetic Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas…what the hell did she serve us if there’s no pizzas?

Michelle's Very Entertaining Mother Just Sat Upon Nine Pizzas

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Well, science changes, get over it /s 🙃🤓

Maybe we are related because that is exactly what my mother would have said. I was SA for 3 months when I was 10, but never told her for that reason. Fortunately we moved interstate and the assault stopped.

So instead of having the balls to say something, your family enabled the scimbag to keep doing it to other people including you as a child, then blamed you the victim for it happening?! Family truly suck sometimes!!

How awful. I am truly sorry. I hope you already know, really know, that it absolutely was NOT your fault.

Yup. I also later got the my abuse and ongoing abuse was less than my mom's bc it was her dad assaulting her and her mom not doing anything any it. Like ok that's bad but why did my not count? Why aren't YOU doing anything? Why are you while being aware NOT breaking the cycle? And also just shutting up because SA from a parent is just abominable and I hate seeing my mom cry, she cried a lot, so I stuff my s**t down or try/tried to.

That’s a really important point you’re making. How could kids too young to even comprehend what sex is come up with the idea to falsely blame someone for something they know nothing about..? None of that is rational, and it’s an important point to make when talking to survivors of these types of traumas: what the blamers are saying just isn’t possible.

Parental denial

Not a parent or human.

I would like to know that too. There is that option that BF stole the pennies without the mother knowing. And he just showing off buying pizza. If she sincerely did not know - it is not stupid to say thank you for that pizza. So sorry it happed though...

I was wondering the same, so I checked the original thread on reddit. Unless I missed it, this detail was never cleared up. Everybody also just assumes OP's referring to their mother with the "she made me", but that's not entirely clear, either (although highly likely). It's bad if OP told their mom and wasn't believed, but I find it even worse if they didn't tell their mom. That means OP already knew their mom wouldn't believe them or wouldn't care.

It's a well studied phenomena that many people who are attracted to working in law enforcement have similar traits to the criminals they arrest: deviousness, heightened aggression, superiority complexes, and more.

When we say ACAB, we mean ALL. Cops aren't "the good guys", they're a promise of government-approved violence. "Good" cops get fired or killed. The rest actively protect the worst of them.

Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing. We need to work harder to weed out the rotten cops before they infect the ones who are actually the good guys. I don’t know if more intensive psychological testing of applicants would work, or a multi-year probationary period for new recruits—-their one and only chance to work in law enforcement; if they fail, they are barred from applying elsewhere—-would give departments a chance to dismiss those who are tainted before they’re too entrenched to be routed easily. We could start by banning cops fired for abuse of authority from just going to work in a different city’s police force, in other words passing their problems along without warning and inflicting them on even more innocent people. Law enforcement should not be an immovable object; it should be transparent and the public should play an active role in any internal investigation of gross misconduct of any officer. The idea that good cops have to keep their mouths shut about any bad cops—-or face retribution such as vital backup not arriving—-because of the “brotherhood” of the “thin blue line” is b******t, and just lets the rot continue from the inside out. Such investigations should be handled by citizens, run like jury duty (grand jury, maybe, or arbitration headed up by citizens instead of judges), to keep individuals from being approached and unduly influenced (bribed or threatened), including an anonymous tip line manned by citizens where good cops can lodge their complaints, and files started on individual officers who are dirty cops. I’m just spitballing ideas here, and haven’t fleshed any of them out, so don’t jump down my throat here. If nothing else we can get the conversation started, and maybe it will lead to some kind of change. One person’s spitballing of ideas is how all social change starts.