Stupidest moody you've ever gotten yourself into

Crash

Its nearly 2am, and i'm in a strop (and an over the top one, I just can't stop being pissed off for some reason) over something mildly selfish and stupid the other half did.

So whats the stupidest, or most over the top, strop you've ever gotten yourself into, over something small or insignificant? I need other examples to make me feel like less of a petulant child :P

PrettyInPunk

I threw an enormous temper tantrum in Crazy Prices because my brother put the Frosties in the trolley not me.

Rowley Birkin QC

She wasn't that good anyway, you're welcome to her. :pac:

thermo66

Going Waterforward wrote: »

Its nearly 2am, and i'm in a strop (and an over the top one, I just can't stop being pissed off for some reason) over something mildly selfish and stupid the other half did.

So whats the stupidest, or most over the top, strop you've ever gotten yourself into, over something small or insignificant? I need other examples to make me feel like less of a petulant child :P

But i'm always in perfect form all the time. Never get stressed, cross, or depressed. PMT ?? whats that??

Senna

when you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that used to be your best friend's face, you'll know what a strop is.......

Crash

Nah, when I snap thanks to too many Simpsons memes, then YOU'LL know what a strop is.

:pac:

Rb

There's way too many for me to remember a specific one tbh

Nevyn

*gives Going Waterforward a hug' then pins and tickles him until he laughs so much he will have snapped out of it*

Rb

Thaedydal wrote: »

*gives Going Waterforward a hug' then pins and tickles him until he laughs so much he will have snapped out of it*

*I put on my robe and wizard hat*



...?

banshee_bones

does it have to be a sober strop?.....

Overheal

I went on a major fit once when my step brother played an extra save point more of final fantasy x than he was allowed by our agreement - a save point that got him another 45 minutes because he made a point of messing around in every random encounter that popped up. I must have been 14. That was pretty bad.

One I wasnt a part of is when my sister decided to cook eggs, and she offered some to our little step brother, but then she ran out of sunflower oil. She used olive oil, but that erupted into some kind of argument, apparently he hit her then she hit him, then the my stepmom gets home, then my dad gets home and they each try to defend their own and I sh*t you not, that argument lasted for 6 days before it got so bad that she rented an apartment for the next 6 months. Over a fcuking egg.

Rb

Lol that's brilliant ^^

Crash

Thats amazing. Actually amazing. Oh, and they don't need to be sober, but drunken ones are usually two a penny really.

K-9

Not accepting democratic decisions because most people are thick.

banshee_bones

Going Waterforward wrote: »

Thats amazing. Actually amazing. Oh, and they don't need to be sober, but drunken ones are usually two a penny really.

yeah hmmm valid point..... *thinks...*



il get back to ya!


OH! WAIT! when i was younger i hit my younger cousin over the head with a phonebook because she was following me everywhere and it was really annoying me! ... yep thats about it!

Overheal

the mental image of that is priceless

banshee_bones

ha ha thanks Overheal... dont think she was laughing at the time....!

useful_contacts

Overheal wrote: »

I went on a major fit once when my step brother played an extra save point more of final fantasy x than he was allowed by our agreement - a save point that got him another 45 minutes because he made a point of messing around in every random encounter that popped up. I must have been 14. That was pretty bad.

.

*cough* G E E K *cough*

Professey Chin

useful_contacts wrote: »

*cough* G E E K *cough*

there are more of use then you think.
If you strike us down we shall become more powerful then you can possibly imagine

cHaTbOx

useful_contacts wrote: »

*cough* G E E K *cough*

You are on the IN-TER-NET

hullaballoo

I got into a strop whenever I found out my laptop wasn't Vista-compatible.

Boy do I feel stupid now.

randylonghorn

hullaballoo wrote: »

I got into a strop whenever I found out my laptop wasn't Vista-compatible.

You were so much better off tbh!

When i was younger, about 8-10, i used to collect any and all micro machines playsets, cars, etc. i could get my hands on.

I'd set them all up and play with them for hours.

One day when i went to school, i played with them before i left in the morning. When i came back, my older brother had moved a few of them around, made crash scenes, etc. out of boredom.

When i seen it i flipped out. I went crazy. My brother was too big, so i took my anger out on those poor little cities. I smashed them off walls, stood on them.. you name it.

After about a minute of two, i just went up to my room and cried. Not because of him messing with the toys, but because the realisation was setting in that i just smashed up a ton of playsets, etc. that i loved.


Don't think i ever bought many after that.



Although I was only about 8 at the time... I'd do it again! Nobody messes with my micro machines but me!

jordata

I had a hissy fit one day with my younger brother who wouldn't stop asking stupid questions about a TV program. Got so grumpy I shoved him into a glass door and broke it. He wasn't injured but I had to pay him 50p (pre celtic tiger times!!) to lie about how it got broken.
Those were the days when 50p was real money. Things have sure changed here on Waltons mountain.

Gonzales

• When I was about 6, I was at home after school with my sister 12, she was having coffee & I was only allowed tea because of the caffeine, I insisted I wanted coffe when it wasn't forthcoming, I went into one & threatened my Sister that I'd kill her with my penknife unless she gave me coffee, I was serious too, knife in hand. She promptly rang my Dad who came home & walloped me for the first & last time ever.
• When I was in 4th Class, the teacher need to have a portable blackboard (actualy greenboard) moved to a different room, I promptly volunteered & she sneered that I was too small, which I probably was. I went into one big style, I stood up & roared at her about how unfair she was to me & how i was perfectly capable, I can't remember what else I said but I frightened the sh!te out of her because she apologised to me later on the QT & never told me Mam.
• When I was about 14, we went camping with a bunch of friends around October time, on the way home the next morning (probably hungover) we had to cross a proper river. As the first guys were crossing I thought it'd be a good idea to fling mudballs at their bare backs, even the guy that carried my rucksack across for me. Anyway they all got across & here was the idiot mudball flinger stuck on the wrong side of the river in his jocks with all his buddies on the other side just waiting for me to get into the river so they could get revenge, anyway this standoff lasted about 2 hours & they eventually let me cross. It was fairly late everyone was starving & I was in a serious strop, I hiked ahead of the group & pulled out the only food we had left - Banana sandwiches made with sh!tey kylemore bread, I dropped them into the ground in front of the lads & proceded to mash them with my 8 holes docs, I was about 3-4 seconds into this episode when I slipped on the bananna & landed on me hole, boy was I ever embarrassed.

What a little boll!x

there are more I'm sure...

Monkey61

- Too many to even remember. I once ran away in the middle of the night and tried to get to the airport to move to Poland because my girlfriend wouldn't go to the supermarket with me!! (Yes I was very drunk) Why Poland? I haven't a bloody clue.

- Once when very mad at the same poor girl I threw all of her possessions out the window of our apartment block. I continued to fling them at a steady rate whilst she ran around outside trying to gather them up. Why was I mad? I haven't a bloody clue.

LeahBaby

I am ALWAYS onto my OH to put used teabags in a teabag strainer thingy, instead, he decides they go better in the sink.
On one occasion he dropped one on my brand new cream tiles and stained them.

So I killed him.

Then I rang my friend to help me move the body and she was all "Leah, you killed my brother, I can't help you move the body"

So I stabbed her too. We have since worked it out and they both live with me.

So moral being. Piss me off and I pity the fool:)

redfacedbear

Herself always locks the doors and leaves the key in the door so that I'm always locked out of the house. For no good reason that I can think of being constantly locked out of my own house gets on my wick.

One day I sat in the car for 2 hours because I refused "to ring my own doorbell to be let into my own house" :mad::o

Ramming the car into the the house repeatedly, because one of my parents was taking to long coming out.

Episodes like that are why I don't do angry anymore.

dr.bollocko

Moonbaby wrote: »

Ramming the car into the the house repeatedly, because one of my parents was taking to long coming out.

Episodes like that are why I don't do angry anymore.

For some reason that is kind of a turn on.

Kirnsy

Overheal wrote: »

I went on a major fit once when my step brother played an extra save point more of final fantasy x than he was allowed by our agreement - a save point that got him another 45 minutes because he made a point of messing around in every random encounter that popped up. I must have been 14. That was pretty bad.

One I wasnt a part of is when my sister decided to cook eggs, and she offered some to our little step brother, but then she ran out of sunflower oil. She used olive oil, but that erupted into some kind of argument, apparently he hit her then she hit him, then the my stepmom gets home, then my dad gets home and they each try to defend their own and I sh*t you not, that argument lasted for 6 days before it got so bad that she rented an apartment for the next 6 months. Over a fcuking egg.

technically it was more over the type of oil used to make the egg

funk-you

I'm picky about my food, EVERYTIME someone in a restaurant/take-away gets the order wrong by putting something i specifically asked them not to in it, i completely flip out. It's not like me at all, i'm the calmest person on the planet but fuck me i'm even getting riled up typing this. The amount of times curries have ended up on my walls or i've made the GF leave a restaurant with me is unreal. One time i even subtracted the service charge from a bill at a family meal because of this. Man, i'm an asshole when it comes to my food:o

-Funk

stovelid

Going Waterforward wrote: »

I need other examples to make me feel like less of a petulant child :P

Don't worry. It would probably be easier for me to try and remember times that I wasn't in a strop.

My wife calls me Narky Hole.

AnonoBoy

This one time I was in a movie and I was doing this awesome take, like, real emotional and everything and the DP started walking around messing with lights right in my line of vision.

I was a tad upset about that and let him know it too!

Don't think anyone really will remember it in a few days though so I'm probably ok.

[edit]Me and him though... we're done professionally.[/edit]



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dancingqueen

• Once, when we were young, about 6 and 4 most likely, my Mam brought us to the zoo for the day. My brother is the younger. We got balloons and went on the gravy train and all was fantastic because country kids love coming to Dublin for the day. A few weeks later, we're sitting on the couch, dinners on laps and my brother is clenching his balloon. Mine had burst some days earlier and out of sheer jealousy I stick my fork in it and laugh as it deflates. There were tears over that. From both of us!
• When my brother was really really young, just over a year old, I had friends down for my birthday and we were playing house in my room - he wanted to come in but I didn't want that so I slammed the door really hard and heard a scream - he had started to make his way over the "threshold" and I had accidently, kinda, cut off his big toe under the door - oops

Naos

Jesus christ the kid was one!

dancingqueen

I know!!! :rolleyes:

He still gives me grief for it 20 years later.. They sowed it back on in the hospital though - it's all good!

Turd Ferguson

This one time ages ago I got so angry at this Jew guy that I tried to exterminate the entire Jewish people. I didnt succeed but its ok though cos I framed this tiny German homosexual guy so I got off scott free!

ThunderCat

I once threated to run away from home because my mother bought me Nescafe instead of Kenco. I thought i was being reasonable given the enormity of her error in getting Nescafe.

Twinkle-star15

I get pissed off at sore winners. And sore losers. Comments like 'OMG, Twinkle was WRONG! I BEAT her!!' or 'Yeah, well you're always right anyway, you're such a know-it-all' put me in such a mood!

If you want a stroppy kid story, my brother fell over at my 6th birthday party and split his lip- and I was so pissed off at him for wrecking my party. Talk about a little madam!

carlowguy32

when i was about 7 or 8 my older brother laughed at me when i burnt my mouth eating my dinner so i went over and emptied his plate of dinner over his head

BroomBurner

I wrote a little book in primary school when I was 10 or 11 for some nationwide competition thing. Anyway, poured a lot of effort in to it and it came nowhere. Some other kids book, written as a "review" of a well-known published author's book, won. I went mental, smashed my bedroom up, ripped my book to pieces, cried in that agonising way that is kept for when someone dumps you.

Thankfully, I don't have the same rage issues anymore. Although I can never take part in any form of competition now, I am a VERY sore loser.

Professey Chin

When I was about 9/10 i was in a toy shop lookin at everything and my mother said I had to leave. Wouldnt move for anyone. In the end she had to get security to get me out. I just wanted a power ranger

When I was 6, was goin to croke park with my father,uncles and grandad and I wanted a cap. Father wouldnt get me one so I grabbed onto a nearby railing and wouldnt move again.They went around the corner till I followed. 20 minutes later I was still holding onto the railing.They had to pry me off.

Maybe I was more stubborn then moody but I was still a little fcuker.
Mellowed out as a teenager though and now im well balanced........kinda

Miacc

I got a doll for christmas, must have been about five and my sister convinced me that she'd look better with a fringe and cut her hair, but when i saw that the firinge stuck out after she had cut it I went crazy, screamed shouted, grabbed the doll and ran downstairs and broke our favourite pink plastic chair! ... it took me a long time to calm down..

Miacc

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

When I was about 9/10 i was in a toy shop lookin at everything and my mother said I had to leave. Wouldnt move for anyone. In the end she had to get security to get me out. I just wanted a power ranger

When I was 6, was goin to croke park with my father,uncles and grandad and I wanted a cap. Father wouldnt get me one so I grabbed onto a nearby railing and wouldnt move again.They went around the corner till I followed. 20 minutes later I was still holding onto the railing.They had to pry me off.

Maybe I was more stubborn then moody but I was still a little fcuker.
Mellowed out as a teenager though and now im well balanced........kinda

ha ha. good tactic...the not moving!