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“Cancelled His 1st Class Ticket”: 30 People Share The Pettiest Things They’ve Ever Done
Interview With Expert
The healthy way to react when someone’s annoying or mean is to be the bigger person. Embrace what’s happened, forgive them, and move on with your life. Or respond with unexpected kindness. But nobody’s ‘perfect.’ Sometimes, we can’t help but seek revenge to teach others a lesson. This is far more common than you might think.
The users of X, formerly Twitter, recently opened up about the pettiest things they’ve ever done in a viral thread that was viewed tens of millions of times. It is both a hilarious and low-key frightening read about the extent to which some people will go to punish others. Scroll down to see what they shared.
Bored Panda reached out to licensed professional counselor Rodney Luster, Ph.D., for his thoughts on the healthy way to react to people who we find rude, as well as how to be less responsive to insults, whether real or perceived. He shared how deploying a 'forced opposites' approach in the face of rudeness can have unexpectedly positive results. Dr. Luster is the founder of 'Inspirethought' and the host of the ‘More Than a Feeling’ blog on Psychology Today.
Image credits: fuzzymittens
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This panda says ur worth it 2 years ago
Yes. I would be mad if someone took my blankets without reason(I get cold really easily) but this guy deserves it. Especially if he gets cold really easily
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Cyber Returns 2 years ago
You didn't take the batteries out of the remote controls? Never leave a job half finished
J J 2 years ago
That's not petty. That's theft. Empty the water from toilet tank and c**p in it. That's petty
VioletHunter 2 years ago (edited)
But not nearly as elegant as taking those cables.
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Bonnie Alcorn 2 years ago
Me too. My ex was in the Army when we met and married. He literally came with his clothes, a few personal items, and a frying pan and one spoon. I was widowed, and had a fully equipped apartment, including a baby. When we divorced six years later, he left with enough essentials to furnish his own apartment. All he had to buy was a bed and a TV. I didn’t find out until after the divorce that he’d been cheating through most of our marriage, or I wouldn’t have been so nice!
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"Most of the time, people respond to perceived rudeness or insults defensively, instinctually, by going inward or reacting to rude behavior. But there is more going on in the experience that is often missed because our brains code information that stands out dramatically rather than contextually. In other words, rude remarks as we are confronted with them, lack greater context. Thus, we simply rely on what we are seeing and experiencing for what it is," Dr. Luster, the founder of 'Inspirethought' and the host of the ‘More Than a Feeling’ blog on Psychology Today, shared with us via email.
"Rudeness or rude behavior can be considered a 'semantic meta-language' all its own, with its own degrees and variabilities of impoliteness scattered in between. But, there is also an important 'pragmatic competence' we can bring to the picture when we are met by what we or others may consider 'rudeness.'"
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PolymathNecromancer 2 years ago
Especially after a drunk. I used my Barry Manilow records on a neighbor once. A stack of records and my Marantz. Never heard a peep again.
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Dread Pirate Roberts 2 years ago
LOL 😂 I just pictured this. Douchebag neighbor being jolted awake by 🎵 I love you, you love me🎵 like, "Wtf...?" And you know he's gotta be hungover if he just had a wild party.
Sonja 2 years ago
I lived in a multi apartment house full of blue collar workers and shift workers. Then a couple of students started a shared living in one of the units. They had loud parties not just on the weekends but thorough the whole week. And even when they were not partying, they were loud. After a few weeks of barely any sleep I started to rig their doorbell whenever I left home. At 4:30 am. I stuck a toothpick in it so it rang constantly until someone came and pulled it out. Eventually they moved out again. I later learned that others had rang the bell too whenever they left the house and yeah, there were a lot of shift workers. They tried to complain to the landlord but they had too many noise complaints against themselves. So nothing came out of it. The next renter was a young mom with a lovely little girl that barely made any noise. They were much quieter despite owning two chihuahuas. I'd never thought I'd prefer living beneath a unit that houses two chihuahuas than three young adults!
Runs with scissors 2 years ago
I love it! Whenever some A-hole is playing loud music in a public space like a deli, on a bus, etc., (where I live it's almost always country music which I Loathe) I play Metallica on my phone speaker. The last guy got really mad and stomped out of the deli. Hahaha
Adarious Mistdancer 2 years ago
Actually, that's even more evil. Rage inducing evil. But highly amusing.
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Tricia Burcell 2 years ago
Following it with the “Song That Doesn’t End” would be a nice touch too!
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nomnomborkbork 2 years ago
However many generations that is, I hope the story is always told with it.
Snorkeldorf 2 years ago
Former friend and coworker's aunt died. All my friend wanted from the estate was an antique mirror that she'd loved since she was a child. She was carrying the mirror out to her car on the day the family gathered to remove the items they wanted. Her cousin came up to her and said "That's my mirror. I want that." The cousin reached for the mirror and my friend intentionally dropped it and said "Oops. I guess nobody gets it now." Fortunately she wasn't superstitious. I'm sure her aunt approved.
Fight Hypocrites 2 years ago
How I Came to Own a Collarbone Matched Pearl Necklace (Or: My Sister is Savage) My oldest sister's husband was a charming, fun brother-in-law, attentive father, successful business man and philanderer. His engagement give to her was a pearl necklace as described above. There they are in her engagement and wedding photos. Christmas time about 8 years into their marriage, she went to surprise him for lunch. He wasn't in his office but when he walked in, she immediately apologized for ruining his Christmas "surprise " by finding a pearl necklace in his desk while looking for a pad to leave him a note. Trapped, he had to give it to her, neither of them mentioning that it was just like the one she already had. I never said he was imaginative. When I turned 21, I got the necklace meant for the girlfriend. Their daughter got the engagement set on her 21st.
The professional counselor referred to research done by Sophia Waters in 2012 where she presented rudeness as "a unique, non-cooperative or competitive kind of behavior that often ends up destabilizing basic interactions."
Dr. Luster said: "If we take a moment to qualify the other person's state, more often than not, such rudeness comes from the perceived injustices the person may feel they have experienced whether before or during an interaction."
He suggested that instead of reacting to the rudeness, we ought to challenge our limbic system. "The limbic area of the brain is responsible for many things, and also contains much of the 'feeling state' energy we feel when rude behavior crosses our paths. Rude behaviors may trigger emotions in us, as we weigh what has just happened against our own inventory of what is right, what is wrong, and slights that feel like injustices. But these are responses that don't need reactions that seek to equalize the status quo," the founder of 'Inspirethought' explained to Bored Panda.
"When we are confronted with rude behavior, the person dispensing the behavior seeks to convey something, and perhaps even expects a response. However, not responding to their behavior throws a wrench in all of it. You don't have to respond, and in fact, challenging your responses can be a healthy way to learn to exercise internal control. Revisioning such contexts as opportunities to exercise your own internal controls is a much better alternative. Let that executive front brain functioning kick in!"
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Hagebumi 2 years ago
I know people who claim they are allergic to cell phone radiation. They always ask me to turn off my smartphone when I visit them. I turn the smartphone off theatrically in front of them and then secretly turn it on again. The allergy is still gone. The human mind is powerful. For a long time I thought I was allergic to nuts because my mother told me that they made me fat and disgusting. A stay in the psychiatric hospital and I was no longer allergic to nuts. Here in Germany there are also a lot of people who are a kind of "allergic" to cold weather. It's called frigophobia - the believe of getting sick from cold weather. A mental disorder but it is so common here..nobody seems to know it is a mental disorder.
AngelWolfe 2 years ago
Sadly this also goes the other way. I'm allergic to alcohol (unfortunately) yet people think I'm just saying it because i don't want to get drunk, the amount of times I've had a drink spiked with alcohol is ridiculous. . . After the second time.of being hospitalised, I knew to double check my drinks or not leave them unattended even with so-called family and close friends.
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Paul C. 2 years ago
At work there was a woman who had six dogs. She claimed there were fleas in the carpet at work that had bitten her. No couldn't be her dogs had to be in the, over 1000sq mtrs office block. This despite nobody else having a problem. I dressed up in a boiler suit, face mask, rubber gloves and wellingtons and proceeded to spray a fine mist of water around the office. She confidently confirmed that taking these drastic actions had worked!
Jessica Hedges 2 years ago
My ex MIL claimed that all perfumes made it hard for her to breathe, and she couldn't be around anyone who wore it. She also claimed that just being next to the bottles of perfume would make her sick. She and I were shopping one day and while at the counter to check out, I noticed she was standing right next to five bottles of perfume samples on the counter with no problem. I asked if she was okay, since the bottles were right next to her and the theatrics that followed would have won her an Academy Award
SheamusFanFrom1987 2 years ago
If OP waited 2 minutes, it would be fitting that he told her by the way, that's H2O 2 (too)...
Monster Munch 2 years ago
If it was H2O2 the colleague wouldn’t be there 2 minutes later ..
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Zedrapazia 2 years ago
I'm allergic to a certain desinfectant that can be found both in pools and certain window cleaners (I think it's part of the chlorine family, but I'm not sure). However, it makes my eyes red and burn, not go for the lungs. Would I be unhappy if someone started cleaning whilst I'm here? Yes. Would I freak out? Naaaah.
T Lee Mac 2 years ago
Chlorine. A lot of people get the red burning eyes from it. They need to use a lot of it in public pools to keep the water clean. I walk into the ymca to bring my kid to swimming lessons and my eyes start burning in the change room off the pool it’s so strong there.
Load More Replies... Id row 2 years ago
I had a tenant who claimed she was allergic to cleaning products. She was a complete pig and we had to gut the apartment after she left because of her filth.
Janet Floyd 2 years ago
Something I'd sure want to know as a landlord before renting to her. Yuck!
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Pam Page 2 years ago
I single-handedly "cured" a child of egg allergies. His mother came into school and announced that her child had severe allergies to eggs. I stated that parents liked to bring in cupcakes for their children's birthdays and she might want to send in a substitute treat for her child on those days. She dramatically explained that she didn't want her child to feel singled out so she proposed a solution...she would make egg-free cupcakes for every child's birthday. She did this throughout the year (19 total birthdays) without complaint. The following year her child was assigned to another teacher and I let the teacher know about the egg allergy and the parent's solution. The parents told the new teacher that her child was no longer allergic to eggs. The mother was a kook, but the child was a sweetheart.
Janet Floyd 2 years ago
That makes me wonder how "egg free" her cupcakes ended up being.
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Stargazer Lily 2 years ago
Bleach causes my asthma to flare up so my husband is great about checking for it on cleaning products. We have a new one that I used last week and I started coughing uncontrollably. I checked the fine print for hidden bleach, but instead it said "fragrance contains known allergens." Who makes this kind of stuff!?!? That's like making a face wash with the disclaimer "contains oil of poison ivy" or something equally stupid.
Donna Sempek 2 years ago
I worked with a nurse who claimed an allergy to flowers…one time a family member brought in a beautiful bouquet and she began sneezing. We all laughed…they were plastic!
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BPisaddictive 🇮🇹 🤌 2 years ago
Next level: create a Word document substituting common use words with very dirty ones. Chances are they'll go unnoticed until the document is mailed
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
I volunteered in an office setting and trained walk-ins on computer usage because no one there understood "how computers work". I loathed the director and her assistant with every fiber. I knew my days were numbered, so I sabotaged their programs.
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Larry Helms 2 years ago
On a side note... No restaurant is going to have a 'bad' wine on their list. If they did they would get bad reviews &/or customers wouldn't order it... making inventory issues. Wines are a PREFERENCE. Not everyone is going to like the same wine.
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michael Chock 2 years ago
Every time wine snob tells me they can tell what year a wine was made I tell them my son can do that with Pokémon cards.
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
The thing is sometimes you literally can taste a difference. I had a Jacobs Creek Shiraz (don't remember the year) that was amazing. Kept buying other bottles of JC Shiraz but could not find another one that tasted the same as it. I honestly don't know why that one particular bottle tasted different.
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Louisa johnson 2 years ago
My mum always bïťçħês about baileys imitations. It drove me mad because she was really in to drinking it years ago at birthdays, Mother's Day, Christmas ect. I would buy the imitation bottles and she would moan about being cheap. One day I got out a funnel and poured the imitation in to a baileys bottle. She sat there swilling the glass and smacking her lips saying how you could not beat the quality. I came clean months later and she said she knew something was off.
Kaspar Kristiansen 2 years ago
I've done nearly the same (switching decanter bottles)... except that the guy, who's actually a friend (although a bit of a wine snob:), could in fact taste there was something off. The funny thing was that he offered some to a coworker, presenting it as "expensive quality wine", and they had a whole conversation about it, until he himself tasted again and understood something was wrong.. perhaps not petty, but the whole table, minus one, had a good laugh.
Julian Smith 2 years ago
This guy was clearly a fake wine snob, he gives the fraternity of Wine Snobbery a bad name!
HTakeover 2 years ago
I make wine at home. After drinking an expensive celebratory wine, I kept the bottle. Later refilled it with some rotgut, corked & sealed it like new. Gave it to my brother who was all about the cost of things & not the value. He loved it! That was years ago and I don't remember if I ever told him.
T'Mar of Vulcan 2 years ago
It's been documented (I'm sure you can Google if you haven't heard about it) that so-called wine connoisseurs cannot tell the difference between cheap and expensive wine if they don't see the bottle. You can also put red food colouring into white wine and people won't know it's white wine. Same with Coke and Pepsi. If a person doesn't see the brand they will say Pepsi is nicer. But when they see the Coke bottle they will say Coke is nicer. Something happens inside a person's brain, and the studies are fascinating.
Meanwhile, Dr. Luster shed some light on how we can all be less responsive to insults. However, he warned that we don't want to take away "our inherent need to defend ourselves." The host of the ‘More Than a Feeling’ blog said that when we do experience a real insult, one of the greatest tools that we can all exercise is called 'cognitive optioning.'
"A technique I use with my clients is teaching them to engage in a 'forced opposites' approach. This cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) hack is one that requires practice, but once enabled, it really changes the dimensions of situations where 'rude' behavior has been dispensed. A forced opposites approach requires the person to do the exact opposite of what the person dispensing the rude behavior may expect. This is done of course with the goal of productive outcomes," he shared with Bored Panda.
"Forced opposite approaches require you take an alternative path that by its very nature is unexpected and strategic." An example of this would be to respond with kindness or understanding. And it's not something that the person who's rude would expect.
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Papa 2 years ago
What is UDP? I googled it and only got user data protocol, and somehow I don't think that's what you meant.
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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
A little girl came running up to me at the daycare to tell me Miles bit her. She showed me the mark. These were kids that were almost five. I asked Miles. He said he didn't bite her. Miles was a bit of a handful once in awhile, but he was usually well-behaved. He also owned up to the things he did. He categorically denied biting Holly, and I didn't see any tells to suggest he was lying, which would have been out of character. The bite mark was still on Holly's arm. There was at least one tooth missing from the mouth that bit her. I asked Miles to open his mouth. Sure enough, no missing teeth. Guess who'd recently lost a tooth. That's right! Holly was mad at miles, and bit herself to get him in trouble.
Kari Panda 2 years ago
I applaud you for investigating so thoroughly and not just punishing Miles. Too often, kids just get stuck with the role of the troublemaker and will be found guilty for whatever mischief happens.
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MaximumKarmaSaint 2 years ago
I know this can be a sign of just hate for no reason, but what if he just wanted to sit alone or something?
Couragetcd 2 years ago
Yeah, not allowed. They force socializing on all kids. We're not allowed to be introverts in public schools in the U.S, anyway. Maaaybe we'll be allowed by high school now, I've been out of the system too long to know for sure, and my oldest had no social awareness to know when she was there.
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Catherine 2 years ago
I'm here for petty but this one is evil. Google password is everything 😭
Fester Sixonesixonethree 2 years ago
Ah, Catherine - sometimes evil is the only thing that fits.
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Display_Name 2 years ago
After my divorce, I changed my email password and login info to my pizza account. He text me asking why and I said, "Oh, I'm supposed to be ok with sharing you and my free pizza with your mistress?!"
David Hopkins 2 years ago
He was an Alabama fan? That possibly made her actions criminal for harassing a handicapped person.
Bonnie Alcorn 2 years ago
Every time I have to deal with Microsoft I have to change my password. They must have a “One contact per password” rule. My list of previously-used passwords is getting unruly!
Load More Replies... KatSaidWhat 2 years ago
I had mates abuse my netflix. I had only given one person that password and he only used it during the week - weekends were mine. This arrangement worked for a couple of years until one night I could not log in. Nobody would admit to it, so I kicked off all devices bar mine and his and changed the password. it's never been abused again - what happened was I had left mine logged on somewhere else and they just opted to start using it for free.
Dr. Luster opened up to us that he's personally seen this tool work in many situations. "One story was about a manager who was confronting employees during annual review time. Many left his office angry and visibly upset. One person who used a forced opposites approach decided to instead, go in for the review with pen and paper, and listen to the manager's insights without reacting but instead, attempting to see things from their perspective, seeking the opportunities in what they were saying to try and deliver to their expectations."
The counselor continued: "Although the manager started out defensive, perhaps loud, and rude, his demeanor changed as the review proceeded because of the way the employee was reacting back: interested to know more, to see behind their eyes what they needed to work on, and assuming a non-defensive demeanor. It was a surprise to the manager who remarked about it later as he was having a tough day dealing with employees who also walked in confrontational. That employee walked out with a raise."
According to the expert, a 'forced opposites' approach can yield some surprising results, whatever the context.
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Libstak 2 years ago
I can only surmise the wife was working and supporting him through med school in the agreed plan of a better future for them once he graduated. Pretty sure she was being used and would have been dumped once he could strike out on his own...tale as old as time.
Dee Gard 2 years ago
You’re correct. He absolutely was using me and I would’ve never guessed it after being married for over 20 years
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Michael Largey 2 years ago
Even though she cancelled his ticket back to school, the OP still greatly contributed to his education.
Dee Gard 2 years ago
I contributed to his education but he still failed out 2 semesters later
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KatSaidWhat 2 years ago
Nice. I would have cancelled the entire flight and then told him to invoice her for it instead
Dee Gard 2 years ago
There is when you are the one that paid for it and it was a itinerary we were both on love 😜 it was with my card and my email and my phone number
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Stannous Flouride 2 years ago
And yet some get elected while accusing their opponents of cheating.
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Michael Largey 2 years ago
In high school, another kid and I were taking make-up tests after school, and he kept copying my answers. He must have gotten a very interesting grade because I knew something that he didn't - we weren't in the same course.
Joann Hart 2 years ago
It's also interesting when someone copies your answers but the teacher gives different exams to each student.
Load More Replies... Donald 2 years ago
I did something similar my senior year in Math class. The kid who sat next to me liked to disappear for half of our class and go pack a lip of Copenhagen long cut in the bathroom. He copied all the wrong answers of my test and failed. He had the balls to get in my face because he failed and noticed I got a B. I just laughed an reminded him he cheated off my test and that maybe football and chewing tobacco shouldn't be his focus in life.
Gavin Winchester 2 years ago
Literally did this on a course. A girl never did the work, then I was told by the teacher to let her copy my stuff on exam day. So I let her, and after it was handed it I changed all of mine to the correct answers. Unfortunately for her she didn’t have the examiner or markers in her pocket and it was a fail.
JNDauterive 1 year ago
Good one! I was moaning about the score I got on a vertebrate physiology test I took over the summer, a very intensive class, and one of the students asked me, "Why don’t you just cheat? Everyone else is. All she does during the test is read her book”. This was true; she read while we were taking exams. They had a group of 4 people that would sit next to each other. Each student would concentrate on one chapter and they would share answers. I am traditionally a mind my own business kind of person, but it chapped my butt because I liked the professor, and it was affecting MY grade. So I went and told her about it. I ended up taking the final early so I could go on a trip, but I would have loved to be a fly on the wall during that exam. I’ll bet everyone was spaced apart and it was heavily proctored.
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Heather Evans 2 years ago
Question .. why didn't your hubby do this?? It's HIS friend! I need an update on the status of this marriage
JP Purves 2 years ago
Your husband is nearly as bad as the free-loading friend.
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Deta Rossiter 2 years ago
friend should be happy he was not on said couch when the hacking began
Trillian 2 years ago
Why destroy your own furniture? Put his stuff outside the front door and change the lock.
Libstak 2 years ago
If he has been sleeping on it every night, it was likely done for anyway but yes, lock him out. The police can't force him out maybe but they also can't force you to let him in.
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Jessica Cooney 2 years ago
I hope this was done IN FRONT OF him. Nothing like putting the fear of psycho into people.
April Pickett 2 years ago
You wanted a new couch anyway. Kudos for an action with two good results.
Lynette Hannan (Lyn) 2 years ago
We had a friend overstay (2-3 months turned into more than 4 years) but still paid board. Hubby and I simply wanted our privacy back, so we had a comprehensive cuddle in the room next to his while the kids were at school! He left about a week later!
The online thread, created by X user The Annasthesiologist, aka @fuzzymittens, was a massive success on the social network. It was viewed 27.4 million times and counting at the time of writing.
But what’s even more impressive is just how open and honest many X users were with everyone else in the comments. They seemed happy to spill the tea about some of the lowest moments of their lives. It shows a lot of self-awareness and a willingness to take responsibility.
Pettiness, anger, and revenge are all linked to the desire for justice. When we perceive real or imagined injustices in life, we want to ‘balance the scales,’ so to speak. That’s why we might verbally lash out at someone being rude to us. Or why we spend hours or even days fuming after we’re denied a raise or that promotion we’d been seeking. There’s a clear wrong that we want to right.
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Eastendbird 2 years ago
I agree this is evil genius level of petty but when you're 14 *anything and everything* your parents do pisses you off. It's the worst age ever.
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
To be honest the parents probably did something perfectly appropriate to p**s her off as well.
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Remotes are easy to replace and reprogram. No damage done until the 14-year-old returns home. I hope her parents agreed to a suitable punishment!
Louisa johnson 2 years ago
This is something my daughter would do and honestly I would be proud. It's evil genius level petty
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
That's harsh. It means they had to get up to change the channel. Hilarious.
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Louisa johnson 2 years ago
I would love to know what they specialise in. It would be good to witness the petty first hand
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WFH Forever 2 years ago
Sounds like the clerk was using a city vehicle that probably couldn't be ticketed and just parked there all the time.
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Riley Quinn 2 years ago
I fondly look back on the days before CCTV was in every parking lot, alley, and street. The things you could get away with doing to a POS's property back then.
As the examples in this post clearly show, we sometimes get worked up over completely ordinary slights. Say, when someone’s slightly annoying or arrogant. It’s natural to feel upset. However, it’s clearly petty behavior if we punish someone over such minor mistakes. We should know better than to give in to our intrusive thoughts.
However, some of the other stories in The Annasthesiologist’s thread deal with heavier topics like infidelity. While it’s natural to want some sort of revenge or closure when your heart’s broken, in the long run, sewing shrimp into someone’s curtains isn’t the healthiest decision. It’s understandable, yes. But it probably won’t help you move on.
If you want emotional closure with someone who has genuinely wronged you, there are two main approaches you can take. The first one is quite unpleasant. It requires you to have an honest-to-God conversation with the other person, where you’re open about how their behavior made you feel.
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No spam 2 years ago
Is this not dangerous? Could doing this cause an accident, say, going around a sharp turn or on an interstate? I’m all for petty but not for actual physical harm like in case this case would be used to transport children or something like that
Bobby 2 years ago
Yeah, I'm for petty revenge until it puts innocent people in danger
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Vernice Aure 2 years ago
Chaos twist: do this to one cap and then randomly. change it to a different tire.
Tim Gearing 2 years ago
A BB gun is an air rifle that uses lead shot about 4mm diameter.
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robin aldrich 2 years ago
So one should assume OP covered the roommate's share of the rent. Otherwise they would have been evicted, right.
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Kare Deter 2 years ago
This is only good if OP isn't named on the lease, otherwise, OP would be stuck for it, living there or not.
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
Housemate screwed me on rent for months. But I was patient. Eventually, her and her low-life boyfriend, who moved in without permission, went on holiday. I removed everything of theirs, then drove around the city dumping the garbage bags in various dumpsters. Then, I moved my stuff to my new place.
michele mbennett101044@yahoo.c 2 years ago
2 months in with no rent being paid, your a*s is outta here!
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Cyber Returns 2 years ago
I'm the sort of person who will respect another persons life choices but become petty when they don't respect mine
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
This is the kind of petty I can get behind. When someone is being obnoxious to you I feel like it's fine being obnoxious back - when it doesn't actually hurt them.
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Charles McChristy 2 years ago
As a vegan who doesn't care what anyone else eats, I highly approve of this pettiness!
Nike Pancakes 2 years ago
I'm a vegetarian (not vegan) and I can't tell you how many people have come at me for my dietary choices with stupid lectures and downright falsehoods.
Falcon on Dizzy 2 years ago
like if you're just vegetarian and aren't trying to shove it in people's faces, who gives a s**t. those people just have nothing better to do with their lives
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Alicia Bobcheck 2 years ago
I've never actually met a vegan that acts like that. That seems to be primarily a figment of the imaginations of defensive meat eaters.
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Michelle Rivera 2 years ago
Okay well I will NEVER try to persuade anyone to be a vegan. I’ve been one since 1987 and yeah, I was in that Honey Moon stage and was thinking I was all that and a bag of chips. Then, one day, I was heating up a Boca burger in the lunch room when a co-worker (F/35) came in and said “that stuff is disgusting.” She then used the microwave to heat up her own hamburger and I said “Oh yeah? Well that stuff will kill you..”. A WEEK LATER she died of a heart attack. Now I keep my big mouth shut. Unless asked sincerely about it I don’t talk about it. If provoked though, I say something silly and turn it into a joke.
Red Dahlia 2 years ago
While she was rude for that, meat didn't kill her unless she ate too much of it. My meat eating grandmother is 104 and still healthy and fine but then again she is German and they eat good food over there and not this American trash. I think your coworker was probably eating a lot of junk, fast food, junk food, and etc. There are fat vegans who overeat and also experience health issues and heart attacks. I don't care what people eat as long as they don't microwave FISH. That...is unforgivable. I'd rather smell broccoli or something else I hate than frigging fish. As long as we're not eating humans, dunno why people care if someone is vegan or not.
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 2 years ago
I really, really don't like it when someone tries to influence me into their way of thinking. It can get ugly if they persist. No means no, and that attitude doesn't apply to only unwanted sex.
Hairy Platypus 2 years ago
Honestly this one isnt even that petty... its the coworker that apparently cant put up with someone eating a certain type of food next to her.
michele mbennett101044@yahoo.c 2 years ago
I would have told her straight up if I wanted her opinion I would slap it out of her and to shut the eff up!
The idea isn’t simply to vent or to ‘prove’ that the other person is wrong. It’s about sorting through your feelings and understanding why someone did what they did.
The second approach is reaching out to a mental health expert to help you reframe your experiences. Therapy can be an incredibly powerful tool if you’re willing to give it a chance and have some patience.
No therapist on Earth can snap their fingers and make your problems disappear. What they can do, however, is assist and guide you through your journey in solving your issues. They can offer you objective insights that you might not come to on your own.
While often quite satisfying in the moment, revenge has a lot of negative consequences for everyone further down the line. Anger management expert and licensed clinical psychologist Bernard Golden, Ph.D., points out that vengeful thoughts and behavior are often only a “temporary distraction from underlying suffering.”
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Ripley 2 years ago
Habanero sauce would be better. Firstly, immediate effect, and secondly, the laxative thing is a bit icky (and has been done to death).
arthbach 2 years ago
No, the laxatives are better. Especially if they have been prescribed by a doctor. Then the person can be charged with stealing prescription medication.
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RenTinTin 2 years ago (edited)
Only problem with lacing food with medication is the potential for charges related to poisoning. Hot sauce is a much better choice
Danish Susanne 2 years ago
But there is the risk, that the thief likes Habanero sauce.
Load More Replies... Runs with scissors 2 years ago
I would be careful with using laxative for someone else to ingest. You could have legal trouble for poisoning them.
Upstaged75 2 years ago
I've told this story several times so I won't do it again. But the gist of it is: awful abusive school bus driver + chocolate ex-lax laced brownies on the last day of middle school. It was the 80's, and yes we were evil teenagers. :)
Lindy Mac 2 years ago
Exlax has a very distinctive smell and it would be hard to trick someone to eat it without knowing.
Load More Replies... Sonja 2 years ago (edited)
Nope, don't do it. Could backfire badly. But some sugar free candy will do the trick. Also something delicious with lots of xylitol or erythritol. You can eat a bite in front of HR to prove you intended to eat it. It only gives you the runs if you eat too much. Make some nice, small slices of brownies and eat a bite, nothing will happen, eat two or three and you'll get the worst diarrhea you've ever had. But absolutely impossible to prove that you intended to harm anyone. Otherwise, black or blue food colouring in anything with chocolate. The thief will be easily spotted by the colour of his lips and no, you won't get any backlash from that. It won't harm him, there's no intention to do harm and thus it doesn't count as a boobie trap at all. Did you put it in to find out who's the thief? Yes, but to be deemed a boobie trap it needs to be able to do actual harm. Black and blue food colouring has so far never hurt anybody.
michele mbennett101044@yahoo.c 2 years ago
Ghost pepper sauce with just a hint of fish sauce, yummy 😋
Tracy Rieon Hall 2 years ago
I had this happen with me Everytime I brought in a lunch it would magically disappear, I complained to management but they didn't do nothing so I brought in my lunch but added some ghost pepper sauce and waited and watched the culprit have a fit because they couldn't handle the heat it was hilarious I laughed so loud that they knew they were screwed and I yelled I bet you won't step my lunch again will you thief!!!! That person was fired the same day turns out that my lunch wasn't the only one being stolen
Mabelbabel 2 years ago (edited)
Being serious for a moment, this is actually a criminal offence in the UK (under the Offences Against the Person act). Adding medication, even if its something common like laxatives, can cause harm-the original act words it as 'with the intent to aggrieve, injure or annoy." You don't have to have the intent to poison them, even slipping them a pill to give them unexpected loose bowels for a day would qualify. Edit-which is why lacing with hot sauce etc is better. Very easy to claim you preferred your food spicy, not your fault if your colleague is a fridge raider and steals something that didn't agree with her.
SadieCat17 (she/her) 2 years ago
Tell everyone in the office loudly that you've been extremely painfully constipated lately and let the awkward silence fall.
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Zedrapazia 2 years ago
This is an extremely bad idea and it can easily end with a lawsuit. Don't do that. Don't sell them either, it's just not worth being taken to court for.
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Lee 2 years ago
There's quite a few on here that are obvious BS and people are lapping it up as though they're true.
Load More Replies... hearditontheX 2 years ago
Shameful to lose rare coins. Definitely should've sold them and told him she spent them at 7-11 Start the stash cash to move out
Cyber Returns 2 years ago
I remember when I was a kid, the local shop keeper slipping in dodgy coins into your change so I used to use the dodgy change in his bubble gum machine outside
Jeff White 2 years ago
It's a heard about story, but good ... Husband runs off with the secretary to Bahamas. Secretary steals all of his stuff leaving him stranded. He has to call he wife to tell her to sell his vintage perfect condition Corvette to get him enough money to get back home. Long time ago, so she lists the car in a Trader / Dealer newspaper for jusssst enough money to get him home (at least 40x less than the car was worth). The guy setting up the ad called her a 3am because he know the price was wrong and didn't want her getting 1000 calls. She told him the price was correct and the story behind it. The ad setter never put the ad in the paper, went over to the wife's house at 7am and bought the car. The wife sent him jusssst enough money to get home.
Charles McChristy 2 years ago
She committed grand theft and basically threw the money away?! You think this is brilliant?!
catherine todd 2 years ago
Better to have sold it and used the money for a fancy vacation with a postcard saying where the money came from!
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robin aldrich 2 years ago (edited)
There's fewer of those because there's fewer magazines.😄
Load More Replies... No spam 2 years ago
Ha! My co-workers used to do this for the most obscure products and companies we could find and it was pretty hilarious. Today we use emails
marianne eliza 2 years ago
But bits and bytes live forever. Someone who really wants to can track you down easily.
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A girl did me dirty in uni. Used me and as soon as she had what she wanted dropped me and told nasty lies about me behind my back. I put her data and all her mail addresses including her edu-adress and both numbers, landline and mobile in every single spam wannabe online lottery I could find and added her to every mailing list I could find. After one week her account was spammed so badly they had to give her another mail address. I found out what it was and did it again. She lost access to her account twice and missed several deadlines because her account crashed.
marianne eliza 2 years ago
Back in the day, I filled out all those Armed Forces recruiting cards in magazines. My ex was hounded.
Jeremy Bolanos 2 years ago
I once did this to an ex-friend who stole some cash I had hidden in my apartment by sending them the Columbia House 12 for a penny plan. All country music which she hated (loudly).
HTakeover 2 years ago
You have to do it carefully because it's considered mail fraud, but sign someone up for the RNC, Adam & Eve catalog, and whatever pyramid scheme you find. Those first two are incredibly difficult to get off their lists, and the pyramid one spreads to every other pyramid out there. Also, that was a major plot point in Second Hand Lions though a deleted scene I think... signing his brother up for salesmen to come by so his brother would have something to do in chasing them away.
Joshua David 2 years ago
This jogged a memory. I was young and poor in the 90s and music was my life. I kept on filling out the forms for BMG and Columbia House online (1998) under different variations of my name. I probably got hundreds of cds from doing that. Of course I'm mortified looking back and in the 00s I thought I was going to arrested. Luckily nothing came of it but if I could go back I know I wouldn't have done it. Wow. I forgot about that.
According to psychologist Golden, seeking revenge can lead to a cycle of wanting more revenge. This is because people expect it to be enjoyable as they hunt for an emotional release. However, aside from an initial burst of emotions, revenge is often far less satisfying than anticipated. And it gives others a justification to enact revenge on you in turn, even if you were originally the victim.
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SadieCat17 (she/her) 2 years ago
As a bisexual, I haven't touched anyone in years in case I accidentally start having wild sex with them moments later. It's a tough life to live.
Max Fox 2 years ago (edited)
That's not petty, that's toxic possessiveness. My wife and I have good friends are both fairly physical, and we dance Salsa socially. We've both sat at parties with arms around other people. The other would wave, get a wave back from both people, and go on with whatever thing we were doing. On the other hand, it's unlikely that we'd have an arm around somebody that the other one of us didn't know.
Fight Hypocrites 2 years ago
Yeah, this could go either way, but OP may have been trying to keep it short. First question, why was he at the party without her? Maybe nothing, but he may have had a history of being a Sneaky Pete.
Tracy Rieon Hall 2 years ago
If it's not my car and I'm not driving it then I'm not paying on it! You pay your bills and I'll pay mine period!
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sheetzy 2 years ago
Did that to a roommate before. He ended up taking them out of bed and putting them on his floor to sleep. They sat on his floor for a week.
PSimms 2 years ago
One time a co-worker asked a few of us to help him move apartments. I arrived on moving day. Went into the kitchen and picked up a box to carry out to the truck, it was a box of dishes and I noticed some stuff on a plate and I asked the guy if they were dirty dishes. He confirmed they were dirty dishes. I put the box down and walked out and left. You're too lazy to even wash your dishes before you move apartments, you're going to be damn lazy on moving day and I'm not picking up the slack.
A. Starhawk Hunt 2 years ago
All my friends are roughly half my age (I'm 60), and I have a habit of adopting stray people. Had a kid living with me in a one bathroom apartment for a couple of months, would always leave a sopping wet towel on the floor. I would always leave the sopping wet towel in the middle of his bed. Believe it or not, it did not stop the behavior.
ROSESARERED 2 years ago (edited)
I did that to a housemate who use EVERY dish in the house, setting for 8 people, glasses..wine, water, shot, all of them, even a crystal bowl for his cereal...he used everything in 2 weeks. Put it on his bed, took photos. Left a note, wash and put it all away, or bin it and pay me what it costs to replace...his girlfriend came over the next day to help him wash it all, and she ended up marrying him anyhow. So glad I no longer have housemates, such joy silence and peace
Nimues Child 2 years ago
I always found that the threat of hiding a glass of milk somewhere in someone's room or office got them to take care of their own dishes. I never had to follow through on this though!
KatSaidWhat 2 years ago
Same. This also works when 2 of your hm do Monday night pizzas (no sharing) and then leave the boxes while they go to the pub - every single week. A dirty pizza box in your bed is a quick lesson.
Jayeff Vee 2 years ago
In the 70's, my rock band shared a house in LA. Drummer would invite friends over, cook a big meal, then leave it all to good off with pals. This is how we cured him. Only took once.
detective miller's hat 2 years ago
I did that to my college roommates. Gets the message across.
Tracy Rieon Hall 2 years ago
I would've just removed all dishes, pits, pans silverware etc. I refuse to put up with that type of bs. But good one
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KatSaidWhat 2 years ago
I would have added salt to the coffee and told her it was just like she had always been to me - bitter and salty.
bakedpotato 2 years ago
So? Not much difference. Surely you could have come up with something better...
At the end of the day, it’s only beneficial if we slow down, take a step back, and view the situation we’re in from a long-term perspective. Think about what consequences your behavior can have. Some pettiness here and there probably won’t wreck your reputation and relationships. But if it’s a consistent behavior pattern, you might have to work on yourself to rise above some slights.
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michael Chock 2 years ago
A person dashed in front of me at the checkout and put all their groceries on the belt. When they turned away, I took the sauce that tied all their ingredients together and put it on the shelf behind me.
Red Foreman 2 years ago
Ya, spend what, conservatively 50-100 dollars on shrimp. That'll show her. 🤨
General Anaesthesia 2 years ago (edited)
Or "25 pounds *worth*" suggests the currency, not the weight. Apart from that, that'll show her, indeed.
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Joe McNuts 2 years ago
No chance they spent over $100.on shrimp for a spur of the moment petty revenge. Complete BS.
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Michael Largey 2 years ago (edited)
As each of their statute of limitations runs out.
Load More Replies... T'Mar of Vulcan 2 years ago
I liked the story of the woman who ground up beef stock cubes and sprinkled them on her neighbour's lawn. (I forget what the neighbour did was she was mean.) After it rained her dogs went crazy digging to find the source of the smell.
Lady Gypsy Rain 2 years ago
Ohhh. Sure hope it was evil neighbors dogs. That could get pricey otherwise
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Just me, myself, and I 2 years ago
I always thought lawns were meant for kids! Last place we lived our neighbors to either side had kids (we don't) who ran across our yard to play with each other. We just had to be careful backing out of the garage. These were little ones! Grass is meant to be played on.
HTakeover 2 years ago
Yes, though slowly & it depends on how much salt is used. Salt inhibits plant growth. That tactic has been used to devastate food supplies & villages for millenia. "Salting the ground."
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pineapple87 2 years ago
Okay, I'm shocked to see how many people side with the neighbor. I came to ask what kind of a person calls the cops on little kids, but now I'm more concerned about how many people condone it. Seriously, your effin lawn is that important to you?
You don't need it 2 years ago
It takes a ton of salt to kill the earth for growing. Not a little, a LOT. Look at the sides of roads in places with winter. Been using salt for years, things still grow.
Lady Gypsy Rain 2 years ago
I get what you’re saying. Still can’t help a mental image of a dandelion plant sized space where “nothing seems to grow here!?!!?!?!” It’s seriously 😂 inside my brain
Load More Replies... tameson 2 years ago
This one sucks. She killed a whole lawn when her brother's shouldn't have been running across the neighbor's lawn anyway.
SadieCat17 (she/her) 2 years ago
Calling the police on someone for essentially no reason isn't funny and could even be dangerous if they were poc. The a******s deserved the salt, they can recover from a dead lawn.
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Maybe you should skip reading these...just maybe
Load More Replies... Charles McChristy 2 years ago
Maybe she should have kept her kids off of her neighbors property instead.
Pursuing Peonies 2 years ago
Did you miss the "her brothers" part? The boys' sister salted the grass. The neighbor decided it was necessary to call the cops after kids ran across their yard once. Like....?
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Hphizzle 2 years ago
My kind of petty. No, you don’t get the pretty, big bow. You get the bent ugly one. My revenge is hard to recover from. At least in my head, it is.
Mona 2 years ago
Accurate. And then sometimes I feel really bad for being so petty and trying to apologize afterwards, but the person I was "petty" towards has no idea what I'm talking about.
Load More Replies... Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 years ago
I love the subtleness of this one. Excuse me while I classify my bows.
bakedpotato 2 years ago
Nah - that's not nearly petty enuff. NO bow would be better, or how about old newspaper AND no bow.
catherine todd 2 years ago (edited)
VERY petty... perfect PA move (passive aggressive) - but why give a gift at all? The receiver is sure not to even notice. But funny for yourself if forced, I guess.
catherine todd 2 years ago (edited)
Hahahaha! Perfect PA (passive aggressive) move. With no consequences to yourself if the person even notices. LOL!
Reframing your perspective on revenge is about becoming a better person and letting at least some of the little things go. Otherwise, you might find yourself emotionally exhausted as every little thing triggers incredibly intense emotions in you. Emotional resilience is a heck of a skill to develop.
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Trillian 2 years ago
Urban legend: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/sew-shrimp-curtains-revenge/
David Paterson 2 years ago
Thanks. I'd heard the curtain rod version, rather than sewed into the hem. Harder to spot the location. And yes, I heard it from a friend of a friend.
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Kaspar Kristiansen 2 years ago
Don't you think he would be able to spot where the smell came from?
Riley Quinn 2 years ago
Nasty slumlord a problem? So many solutions. If you're handy with patching dry wall, make holes, deposit raw meat or fish, patch over. Put raw fish in floor vents, air ducts, or bathroom fan opening. Got a razor and hammer? Slice above baseboard for clean removal of baseboard. Arrange fish or shrimp inside, then nail baseboard back on. I've got more... so many more ideas on slumlord revenge.
Shelby Moonheart 2 years ago
I had a college friend whose roommate did that to him. I helped him plot revenge.
Debby Keir 2 years ago
Once worked at a boarding school, and one of the leaving students one year, hid a fish in the dorm somewhere. Stank the place out for months, but we never did find where it was hidden.
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catastrophegirl 2 years ago
if you are now thinking about doing this, don't. especially if you are doing it to someone you don't know and can't be sure of their medical situation. maybe the roommate was quitting caffeine for medical reasons. not only is it illegal in some places, it can also be dangerous. caffeine can affect people with heart issues or on certain medications. for me, caffeine affects my blood sugar (type 1 diabetes) so if i am drinking coffee i have to take insulin for the anticipated rise in blood glucose levels. if i take the insulin and unknowingly get decaf instead, i could have a hypoglycemic reaction, with a chance of seizure and/or coma. it's unlikely, but not impossible. food tampering is dumb and beyond petty into just plain mean.
Tamra 2 years ago
I'm with you on this one. In general, I'm not okay with tampering with someone's food.
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Lee Banks 2 years ago
Got stuck with a roommate from hell. We hated each other. I hosted a 'naked ladies party '. Women only, clothing swap. She called all her male friends to invade. They were seriously climbing walls to get in through the windows. She and I have matching tattoos now, but that was ridiculous pettiness in the moment.
Kim Lorton 2 years ago
Caffeine has no sugar in it. So if it affects your blood sugar its not the coffee its the sugar. I do not agree with food or drink tampering at all, but like I said, o ly if the coffee has sugar in it will it actually affect your blood sugar. Going up or down if you’ve anticipated. The sugar and got a no sugar sweetner, then your BS will go down dangerously low, if you took insulin to cover the sugar, but didn’t get it. Or, go way up because you have sugar in your coffee. But caffeine alone will not affect your blood sugar by itself.
catastrophegirl 1 year ago
you are correct that caffiene doesn't contain sugar (carbs) but it's my body and my measurements and observations so i do know what to expect from coffee. i drink my coffee without sugar but the affect on my blood sugar, as shown by my continuous glucose monitor implant, is the same as if i consumed 15 grams of carbohydrates. the studies i've read on it while trying to understand the affect indicate that caffiene affects how your body responds to insulin. it can temporarily increase insulin resistance a little bit. so no, it doesn't contain sugar but it does affect my blood sugar in a measurable way.
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Tobias Reaper 2 years ago (edited)
this didn't happen there is no loophole that would let you do that how would they be able to grade it they would just fail you so i call bull c**p on this one
Mark Savoie 2 years ago
I once had a student, whom I liked personally but who was an indifferent student on her best day, and who knew full well I couldn't read the language, submit an essay in French. This was allowed, and I later discovered from her friend (also my student) that she was enjoying the thought of me struggling as I graded her paper. Joke was on her, though. I merely got a bilingual friend to grade the paper, and this friend was a considerably harder touch than I.
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Brittany Copeland 2 years ago
I've done something similar, though it was more about religion than language. My high school English Lit teacher always tried to make EVERYTHING about Christianity. That poem describing bright colors in a Stained glass window? OBVIOUSLY it's about a church and how beautiful religion is (no it was about a Caribbean man homesick for the colors of his country in dreary NYC). So for my final, we had to write a paper about a short story of our choosing and the themes within. I don't remember exactly which story it was but it was a satire making fun of different religions that would actually make a lovely SNL skit if it was ever adapted. Christianity was not depicted in the shining light she wanted it to be, and i made sure that was mentioned in my paper. She tried to fail me. I got her advanced teaching accreditation revoked and the auditer that had to go through all her grading schemes to make sure she graded them correctly gave me a 94/100.
Kare Deter 2 years ago
I wonder where this originates from. I tell my students - if I can't read it, you fail. Its that simple.
Lee Banks 2 years ago
Pervert math teacher. He didn't like that I wasn't buxom, and didn't show my work. Told me I would fail. I did the math, and realized I could pass the class without doing homework if I made 98% on the final. Got 100%, passed with Exactly 70%, and the look on his face was priceless. Only time I've gotten less than a B in math.
Laura Grate 2 years ago
Every math course I’ve taken since like 6th grade required showing your work or it was considered wrong.?
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FaceTime Audio 2 years ago
Middle school history class I had to write a dialogue between age of exploration people. I wrote it in Spanish, Portuguese, French… whichever language the person would have spoken. I used google translate because I didn’t speak any of those languages. I got full points (my teacher was able to scan translate it into English), but I was told not to do that type of historical accuracy again.
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Red Foreman 2 years ago
Maybe they wore them first. Dedication to the bit HAHAHA. Seriously though, plot holes people, plot holes
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Red Foreman 2 years ago
Ya, how dare she have her own accomplishments.(pssst, you left out the part where you explain what they did to you to make you want to do something petty otherwise it just sounds like you got your heart broken, at best, and threw the longest and weirdest tantrum)
Debbie 2 years ago
Indeed this does not sound petty if he leaves that out. It makes him look like a douchebag. Accept your loss and move on.
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Iampenny 2 years ago (edited)
Great move (NOT!!!), ruining the GF'S big moment, too. It was hardly her fault BIL never reached out.
Debbie 2 years ago
It wasn't. But would she want to be with someone who doesn't seem to care? (Although, maybe he didn't reply in text but maybe he called, maybe he talked instead? The text suggests he didn't. But there is lots of info missing. Did the husband just say "hi how's it going" (or something else that does not indicate struggling with life) and did brother not know he was suicidal? Or did he indicate that he was struggling with things, but did he send texts like that often and was it a normal thing for him to do? (letting off steam). Did brother know of husband being suicidal? If yes, then brother is an AH and maybe gf shouldn't marry him.
Load More Replies... Red Foreman 2 years ago
SMH, is this one of those Yada Yada commercials with Jason Alexander? It's like an entire sentence, or maybe even a paragraph is missing between him and actively.
MP 2 years ago
Obviously your friends should support you but nobody is required to try and solve your depression. I have a friend who won’t do s**t right in life and is filled to the brim with excuses and she is the most negative person I’ve ever known and sometimes she says she’s suicidal. I have to care for my mental health too, I can’t keep hearing how much she hates her life. I already tried to help over and over.
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CrunChewy McSandybutt 2 years ago
I'm American, and I've never heard of it.
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Bradley Curthoys 2 years ago
Reslife = residence life, ie. University office that is in charge of students who live on campus
Rostit. . 2 years ago
No it's just college court. Court for college infractions
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ILoveMySon 2 years ago
My father stayed out late after work leaving my mother home with no cigarettes which was a HUGE infraction in the 70s. She sewed all hems on his work pants closed. He made sure she had cigarettes if he went out after that.
andreacamo 2 years ago
couldn't your mother go and buy her own cigarettes?
Load More Replies... Debby Keir 2 years ago
I remember as a student nurse on nights (years ago - we weren't busy) 3 of us went to the laundry and sewed up the sleeves of every doctor's coat we could find....
Nike Pancakes 2 years ago
Did you have a stroke typing that? Because I sure did trying to understand it.
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Charles McChristy 2 years ago
They carried her out of the building on their shoulders cheering her name, lol
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Red Foreman 2 years ago
From their perspective do you think maybe they were sick of picking up your slack and getting paid the same to do it? Are we to assume this was the one and only time you were not doing what you were being paid to do? Nice accountability. You should be a politician when you grow up.
Tucker Cahooter 2 years ago
I believe the censored word is "dicking", since it contains the forbidden word
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Trillian 2 years ago
I don't get that one? Probably the barista had heard that complaint a dozen times and just wanted to warn them? And instead she went and bought a drink she didn't like again and again? That is just idiotic.
Ash 2 years ago
I think the point is that the barista's tone was very superior, and OP didn't want to give her the satisfaction of knowing that she was right.
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ILoveMySon 2 years ago
So, I will show YOU by wasting my money on something I don't like like.🤯
Flora Porter 2 years ago
An example of the saying about drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.
María Hermida 2 years ago
This is, by far, one of the most stupid things I've heard lately. Honey, the barista doesn't give a piece of s**t!
Red Foreman 2 years ago
Second post where people tell more about themselves by pissing an illogical amounts of money away, even if true. Did you tip too? That'll show 'em HAHAHA.
Liz Clarke 2 years ago
But why would that be sweet? A macchiato is like a latte with much less milk so you'd have to add sugar for sweetness. Do Starbucks sweeten drinks as default? We have them in the UK but they're not really as popular as other coffee shops.
MP 2 years ago
They absolutely don’t sweeten a regular macchiato. It’s literally just espresso and milk. There’s a caramel one that’s probably sweet.
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Red Foreman 2 years ago
Came home from where? Did he take the mattress, box springs and frame with him when he left because his gf didn't have a bed? Also, white pepper isn't odorless so did he think her snizz smelled that way? Again, PLOT HOLES PEOPLE!
Robert T 2 years ago
I suspect he was using the marital bedroom to conduct his affairs during the daytime when the OP was at work, perhaps on his lunchbreak. Knowing he has a reaction to white pepper she dusted the sheets with it.
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Thenatural 2 years ago
So you were invited into someone's home that you were jealous of so you decided to try to ruin their home..you cowardly piece of s**t!
Charles McChristy 2 years ago
So, since the host was judgmental you decided to prove her right? This is why the average IQ is below 100 in the US.
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Nils Skirnir 2 years ago
About half these seem like wishful thinking BS. Half the rest are psychopathic and not in a funny way.
Lindy Mac 2 years ago
Maybe so...but nobody said they had to be funny.... just petty.
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Nike Pancakes 2 years ago
One time my coworker took my tape dispenser without asking, so I set fire to his house.
JayWantsACat 2 years ago
Some of these, without context, sound unhinged. Like, you can't just say "I was going though a divorce" and then do some crazy s**t without saying the ex cheated or something. I'm assuming they're not the crazy ex but...
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
My uncle has high cholesterol; my mom was trying to quit sugar, and he damned well knew it. So when she got chocolates for Christmas, she sent him a cheesecake.
lunitavet 2 years ago (edited)
Once I dated a guy who was not sure he wanted me for s*x only or something more ( according to him). He benched me a lot. I eventually figured it out ( i was young, wanted to be loved, pls don't blame me). So once that he called me for a 'romantic night' at his place, I went, but as soon as I could see he was turned on, I stopped, placed my clothes back and left. Didn't care it was the middle of the night and I was alone. I was so tired of his games, that was totally worth it. Not sure i would do it again , but it was a victory that I needed.
Full of Giggles 2 years ago (edited)
My now ex-husband was on a work trip when I learned he knocked up his mistress. I made arrangements to move back in with my parents before he returned. My brother came over to help me move my stuff. Before we left, we unplugged the refrigerator and left an open can of tuna fish on one of the shelves. We live in the desert. It was July. The best part is, ex thought the refrigerator was broken and purchased a new one. Imagine his surprise when the delivery guys tell him the old refrigerator was unplugged.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
When I was in high school, my dad had to deal with one of the worst landlords in our neighborhood. She would rent out a house, wait until my dad fixed it up, then give him six days to move out. Of course, my dear father, being an extremely conscientious (petty) person, believed in leaving a place exactly how you found it. Exactly. How. You. Found. It. And so he did. That meant holes in the plaster, peeling paint, exposed wiring. He even tore up the vegetable garden he planted and so meticulously watered and tended. Yes, having such a conscientious father is what makes life interesting.
Michelle Carlson 2 years ago
Why do we reward petty behavior with this? Be the better person. A lot of this is just passive-aggressive BS because the person won't deal with it like an adult.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
I agree with you. However, some jerks will not only continue to disregard boundaries, but take full advantage of those who take the high road, to the point of costing them their job, marriage, or residence.
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GirlFriday 2 years ago
Early in my career (this was the early 90's), we had a sales person who was the absolute worst. He was rude, crude, sexist, and harassed most of the female employees. He did not work in our office but came to visit often, and I would have to make his travel arrangements. He would tell me that he never flew less than business class, but first class was preferred. After one visit when he was particularly awful and had propositioned one VERY young intern and made her cry, I booked him the absolute cheapest travel possible with the longest layovers and seats in the back of the plane (this was before online booking so I had to call a travel agent to do this). He also never stayed in a nice hotel again or got anything other than a subcompact rental car for the rest of the time I worked there.
Nils Skirnir 2 years ago
About half these seem like wishful thinking BS. Half the rest are psychopathic and not in a funny way.
Lindy Mac 2 years ago
Maybe so...but nobody said they had to be funny.... just petty.
Load More Replies... Nike Pancakes 2 years ago
One time my coworker took my tape dispenser without asking, so I set fire to his house.
JayWantsACat 2 years ago
Some of these, without context, sound unhinged. Like, you can't just say "I was going though a divorce" and then do some crazy s**t without saying the ex cheated or something. I'm assuming they're not the crazy ex but...
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
My uncle has high cholesterol; my mom was trying to quit sugar, and he damned well knew it. So when she got chocolates for Christmas, she sent him a cheesecake.
lunitavet 2 years ago (edited)
Once I dated a guy who was not sure he wanted me for s*x only or something more ( according to him). He benched me a lot. I eventually figured it out ( i was young, wanted to be loved, pls don't blame me). So once that he called me for a 'romantic night' at his place, I went, but as soon as I could see he was turned on, I stopped, placed my clothes back and left. Didn't care it was the middle of the night and I was alone. I was so tired of his games, that was totally worth it. Not sure i would do it again , but it was a victory that I needed.
Full of Giggles 2 years ago (edited)
My now ex-husband was on a work trip when I learned he knocked up his mistress. I made arrangements to move back in with my parents before he returned. My brother came over to help me move my stuff. Before we left, we unplugged the refrigerator and left an open can of tuna fish on one of the shelves. We live in the desert. It was July. The best part is, ex thought the refrigerator was broken and purchased a new one. Imagine his surprise when the delivery guys tell him the old refrigerator was unplugged.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
When I was in high school, my dad had to deal with one of the worst landlords in our neighborhood. She would rent out a house, wait until my dad fixed it up, then give him six days to move out. Of course, my dear father, being an extremely conscientious (petty) person, believed in leaving a place exactly how you found it. Exactly. How. You. Found. It. And so he did. That meant holes in the plaster, peeling paint, exposed wiring. He even tore up the vegetable garden he planted and so meticulously watered and tended. Yes, having such a conscientious father is what makes life interesting.
Michelle Carlson 2 years ago
Why do we reward petty behavior with this? Be the better person. A lot of this is just passive-aggressive BS because the person won't deal with it like an adult.
DarkViolet 2 years ago
I agree with you. However, some jerks will not only continue to disregard boundaries, but take full advantage of those who take the high road, to the point of costing them their job, marriage, or residence.
Load More Replies... GirlFriday 2 years ago
Early in my career (this was the early 90's), we had a sales person who was the absolute worst. He was rude, crude, sexist, and harassed most of the female employees. He did not work in our office but came to visit often, and I would have to make his travel arrangements. He would tell me that he never flew less than business class, but first class was preferred. After one visit when he was particularly awful and had propositioned one VERY young intern and made her cry, I booked him the absolute cheapest travel possible with the longest layovers and seats in the back of the plane (this was before online booking so I had to call a travel agent to do this). He also never stayed in a nice hotel again or got anything other than a subcompact rental car for the rest of the time I worked there.
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