I rarely hold grudges. It takes an extreme case. For example:
Erith Send a noteboard - 17/12/2009 01:38:59 AM
In April '05 I was 4 mos pregnant with my son and I left for work one morning as usual. I got less than a mile from my house and a stupid redneck moron in a Chevy Van made a left in front of me, totaling my car and scaring the shit out of me. And my husband, since he didn't know until we got to the emergency room if I was ok or our baby was ok.
To make matters worse, this idiot was driving without a license, without insurance, and lied to the highway patrol about what happened (stupid for several reasons, but mostly because for his version of events to be true, the laws of physics and common sense would have had to be suspended entirely during the accident). Oh, and also right after the accident he ran up to me and said, "What did you DO?" like it was my fault, then panicked because I'd just basically gotten punched in the face by the airbag and said, "Oh whatever, you're fine." Um, no you asshole, I'm pregnant and you better pray my baby is ok!
I had only minor injuries and our son was not harmed in any way. But I LOVED LOVED LOOOOOOOOVED the car I had that was totaled out, so I was pissed about that. He got off pretty much completely free except for a failure to yield citation, and didn't end up having to pay a dime to make up for the accident that was 100% his fault.
Anyway, if I ever see Bradley Tatum from Owasso, OK in my life EVER EVER again, I'm gonna kick that sonofabitch right in the balls. HARD. Repeatedly.
I have only a handful of other examples of holding grudges. Most stuff I just let go because it's not worth staying mad over.
To make matters worse, this idiot was driving without a license, without insurance, and lied to the highway patrol about what happened (stupid for several reasons, but mostly because for his version of events to be true, the laws of physics and common sense would have had to be suspended entirely during the accident). Oh, and also right after the accident he ran up to me and said, "What did you DO?" like it was my fault, then panicked because I'd just basically gotten punched in the face by the airbag and said, "Oh whatever, you're fine." Um, no you asshole, I'm pregnant and you better pray my baby is ok!
I had only minor injuries and our son was not harmed in any way. But I LOVED LOVED LOOOOOOOOVED the car I had that was totaled out, so I was pissed about that. He got off pretty much completely free except for a failure to yield citation, and didn't end up having to pay a dime to make up for the accident that was 100% his fault.
Anyway, if I ever see Bradley Tatum from Owasso, OK in my life EVER EVER again, I'm gonna kick that sonofabitch right in the balls. HARD. Repeatedly.
I have only a handful of other examples of holding grudges. Most stuff I just let go because it's not worth staying mad over.
Grudges
- 16/12/2009 05:11:07 AM
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I typically don't care enough about people I dislike to hold grudges against them.
- 16/12/2009 08:09:07 AM
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I rarely hold grudges. It takes an extreme case. For example:
- 17/12/2009 01:38:59 AM
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Judges
- 17/12/2009 02:37:47 AM
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Yeah, passive-aggressive types hate it when you call them out on it. It's like a hobby for me. 
- 17/12/2009 03:38:22 AM
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- 17/12/2009 03:38:22 AM
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