Most disturbing thing someone has said to you?

jeanjolie

Don't mean any of that paranormal crap but things that reek of a stranger or someone you know personally being sociopathic or evil.

Can also be online, on the phone, etc.

retro:electro

You look like a monkey, and you smell like one too

jeanjolie

anna080 wrote: »

You look like a monkey, and you smell like one too

seems more rude than disturbing.

silverharp

Hi, I'm from Fianna Fail

The_Kew_Tour

"I see dead people"

tried to tell people but everyone ignores me.

retro:electro

jeanjolie wrote: »

seems more rude than disturbing.

Ya a load of my family members started singing it to my face on my birthday once. Rude people.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

jeanjolie wrote: »

Don't mean any of that paranormal crap but things that reek of a stranger or someone you know personally being sociopathic or evil.

Can also be online, on the phone, etc.

Give us an example of your own.

For me? "Is that a grey hair you have?"

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

jeanjolie wrote: »

seems more rude than disturbing.

Whoosh!

C Montgomery Gurns II

I happened to be in earshot of Ruth Coppinger waffling into a megaphone on Henry St some months back. *shudders*

frag420

Hi, we want to talk to you about Jeeeeesus!

Oops!

Ex-girlfriend of a few years saying.... "I'm not married to you...I can do what like" To me the next morning after copping off with a married neighbour one night after bringing him home after a few beers in the local...

jokser250

Oops! wrote: »

Ex-girlfriend of a few years saying.... "I'm not married to you...I can do what like" To me the next morning after copping off with a married neighbour one night after bringing him home after a few beers in the local...

Lucky escape !!

Some years ago I went to the pub for a post-work drink with a few colleagues. I was about to order a pint but got a call from a friend asking me could I collect him from the airport (he was about to board his flight from London). So I ordered a coke.

Went down to the table where the others were and saw an unfamiliar face (Mr X) - turns out he was an acquaintance of one of my workmates. I noticed that he had a very intense stare. I explained that I couldn't stay too long as I had collect my friend in about an hour. A few minutes passed and the other lads were engrossed in a conversation about rugby. I was listening but not really taking part.

Mr X stares at me and asks "will this be your last time going to the airport?"
I blink and ask him what does he mean.
He just repeats the question.
I say hopefully not.

About 20 minutes I get up to leave. Mr X turns to me as I am going and says "none of us know what the future holds".

Very odd.

jeanjolie

Alivia Thundering Hag wrote: »

Give us an example of your own.

For me? "Is that a grey hair you have?"

On the Dublin bus busy listening to music and sitting across 2 girls about 13-15. Thought they wanted to talk to me as the were looking at me and sort of 'smiling' but talking to each other secretly.

Decided to put my earphones away and take a nap. I woke up and overheard them say 'He's cute but no, I don't want to be dominated by a guy the same height as me. It would be very awkward'.

myshirt

I watch Fair City, willingly.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

"Is this a dagger I see before me?"

boardsuser1

'I love you' and i only just met them.

Oops!

jokser250 wrote: »

Lucky escape !!

Indeed! A sociopath of the highest order! And to make things worse her kids and his kids hung around together... Needless to say our relationship and his marrage did'nt last too long after that!
It's only after time and when you look back on certain things that happened in the past it's clear to see she is a classic case of one...

Biggest lickspittle on boardz

I met a girl once who told me her favourite part of working in a lab was breaking the necks of mice after the experiments were done :eek:

...I still shagged her though.

GerryDerpy

Good girl Sharon

sjb25

Biggest lickspittle on boardz wrote: »

...I still shagged her though.

Ara sure why not like

Water John

Weren't you worried what she might break? It's said to be very painful, along with the rest needed.

me_irl

Alivia Thundering Hag wrote: »

"Is this a dagger I see before me?"

But that was in soliloquy... to himself... so it wasn't "said to anyone!".

Wait....YOU'RE MACBETH!

Be careful of your missus! Might be too late now though.

osarusan

"Nanking never happened, it is Chinese propaganda."

masterboy123

"You're too lazy"

But i remember my friend's GF texted my friend :

"Hey lil dickie" i think that's too rude!!

B0jangles

I was out walking my small, fluffy, very sweet little dog one day and a couple walking past stopped to give him a little pat on the head - all good and fine and normal, until the guy muttered, while patting my dog;

"I'm a furry"

punisher5112

Suppose the latest was had a guy in town tell me he will fcuk my mother my sisters my missus daughter and any other family member and then stab them all to death among a lot of other things.

Nice guy¿

MadDog76

A poster on a thread, here in After Hours, about paedophiles posted that if his close friend revealed to him that he was a paedophile he would still allow him to babysit his children as he trusted him enough not to harm his children ......... I found that statement incredibly disturbing.

Dial Hard

My then-6-year-old niece was over last summer and I was doing pizza on the barbeque for dinner. As I was lighting it she came over and went "I love watching things burn". I was already a bit "Er, ok" and then she added "To their deaths".

Pretty sure I slept in the bath with a sleeping bag and pillow that night...

MadDog76

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

Some years ago I went to the pub for a post-work drink with a few colleagues. I was about to order a pint but got a call from a friend asking me could I collect him from the airport (he was about to board his flight from London). So I ordered a coke.

Went down to the table where the others were and saw an unfamiliar face (Mr X) - turns out he was an acquaintance of one of my workmates. I noticed that he had a very intense stare. I explained that I couldn't stay too long as I had collect my friend in about an hour. A few minutes passed and the other lads were engrossed in a conversation about rugby. I was listening but not really taking part.

Mr X stares at me and asks "will this be your last time going to the airport?"
I blink and ask him what does he mean.
He just repeats the question.
I say hopefully not.

About 20 minutes I get up to leave. Mr X turns to me as I am going and says "none of us know what the future holds".

Very odd.

Have you been back to the Airport since?

Hector Bellend

That Mayo would win the All Ireland final last year.

sadie1502

I'd do time for you. Just one night with you.

Nice chat up line.

Hector Bellend

sadie1502 wrote: »

I'd do time for you. Just one night with you.

Nice chat up line.

I wish someone would say that to me. I'd gladly take them up on their offer.

One eyed Jack

A work colleague explaining the intricacies of her time of the month in graphic detail... because "it's something every man needs to know about". I certainly didn't

Widdershins

On Facebook a woman posted a meme with a hippy looking woman sitting in a forest, with a pool of blood on the ground. It was clearly meant to be her own blood.

I can't remember what it said, something about ''If women rose rooted'' or ''Women who run with wolves.''. I commented that it was a bit early in the morning or I was eating my lunch and she said ''what's wrong with you, Widdershins, I thought you liked seeing another human being's blood.'' What?!

indioblack

Alivia Thundering Hag wrote: »

"Is this a dagger I see before me?"

Put it away - I'm having me breakfast, Kate.

Tokyo

About a year ago on a night out, a co-worker headbutted me and threatened to kill me for (apparently) looking at his girlfriend the wrong way - I wrote it off to him being a drunken idiot.

Six months later, in a new job, he beat a co-worker to death in similar circumstances, and went on the run, and is currently on interpol's most wanted list.

bikubesong

I was standing at a bus stop when I lived in London and a guy, mid-30s also waiting for a bus, approached me. He said something to me but it was really garbled and non-sensical, I couldn't tell if he was speaking a different language or perhaps had a learning disability. Anyway, asked him to repeat himself and still couldn't grasp what he was saying so I just said 'Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean' and pointed towards the screen displaying the incoming buses due etc, presuming he was asking about a bus. He nodded his head and wandered off a few feet.

Two minutes or so later he came back over to me with his phone in his hand, again mumbling something indecipherable gesturing towards me to look at the screen. I looked and his notes app was open, with just the word 'Rape' written there.

I just took a few steps away from him and he didn't try to come near me again. It was such a freaky experience though. The worst thing was seeing what was written on the screen and feeling my heart racing and looking around at everyone else at the bus stop who were, of course, totally oblivious.

timthumbni

punisher5112 wrote: »

Suppose the latest was had a guy in town tell me he will fcuk my mother my sisters my missus daughter and any other family member and then stab them all to death among a lot of other things.

Nice guy¿

Was he Russian by any chance? Those ones from around Eastern Europe seem to be very much into that sort of insult.

greencap

”I want to be reincarnated as your tampon.” – Prince Charles to Camilla.

Do you know how far a woman would run if you said that without being a billionaire.

timthumbni

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

Some years ago I went to the pub for a post-work drink with a few colleagues. I was about to order a pint but got a call from a friend asking me could I collect him from the airport (he was about to board his flight from London). So I ordered a coke.

Went down to the table where the others were and saw an unfamiliar face (Mr X) - turns out he was an acquaintance of one of my workmates. I noticed that he had a very intense stare. I explained that I couldn't stay too long as I had collect my friend in about an hour. A few minutes passed and the other lads were engrossed in a conversation about rugby. I was listening but not really taking part.

Mr X stares at me and asks "will this be your last time going to the airport?"
I blink and ask him what does he mean.
He just repeats the question.
I say hopefully not.

About 20 minutes I get up to leave. Mr X turns to me as I am going and says "none of us know what the future holds".

Very odd.

I actually laughed out loud when I read that. But in a nervous way.

That's pretty freaky...

punisher5112

timthumbni wrote: »

Was he Russian by any chance? Those ones from around Eastern Europe seem to be very much into that sort of insult.

No from africa.

Have encountered a few Russians on nights out.

Summer wind

In a bar years ago my husband and I were having a drink. A man we knew vaguely came over and stood beside us and ordered a drink. We started chatting and the fact that we had moved into a new house the previous Wednesday was mentioned because we were all around the same age and looking at property in the area. He said "oh the only day I'd move would be on a Friday. It's bad luck to move on any other day. You'd never know what could happen, maybe one of your children could die or something"
Now I know he was either a total moron or a prize prick but that remark made me so upset that when we moved again 13 years later I made sure it was on a Friday. It makes me angry that a stupid remark like that had such an effect on me but every time I think of it I still feel uneasy.

jeanjolie

mike_ie wrote: »

About a year ago on a night out, a co-worker headbutted me and threatened to kill me for (apparently) looking at his girlfriend the wrong way - I wrote it off to him being a drunken idiot.

Six months later, in a new job, he beat a co-worker to death in similar circumstances, and went on the run, and is currently on interpol's most wanted list.

pics or....

r93kaey5p2izun

mike_ie wrote: »

About a year ago on a night out, a co-worker headbutted me and threatened to kill me for (apparently) looking at his girlfriend the wrong way - I wrote it off to him being a drunken idiot.

Six months later, in a new job, he beat a co-worker to death in similar circumstances, and went on the run, and is currently on interpol's most wanted list.

I think I heard about him. Scottish fella and there's now an issue over arrest and extradition so he may get away with it. Lucky escape!

TerrorFirmer

mike_ie wrote: »

About a year ago on a night out, a co-worker headbutted me and threatened to kill me for (apparently) looking at his girlfriend the wrong way - I wrote it off to him being a drunken idiot.

Six months later, in a new job, he beat a co-worker to death in similar circumstances, and went on the run, and is currently on interpol's most wanted list.

I used to work with a guy as a teenager, by all accounts and experience a nice guy, always got on just fine with him....until one night we were out (I wasn't drinking as I was 15; guy was probably about 30) and he got really drunk and threatened to kill me because...... apparently I broke his phone charger.

He pinned me up against a wall with his forearm across my throat and slurred something about checking the roster and how it must have been me and if I didn't admit it I was dead.

Not the most disturbing thing that's ever been said to me but your story reminded me of it.

micar

Used to teach TEFL ( teaching English as a foreign language).

Taught Italians kids (14 to max 18 year olds). Think it was a intermediate level.

Posed a question to them. Can't remember what it was. Something about person you wouldn't never want to meet.

As I was walking around the class one particular student ( definitely one of the oldest girls I the class) said me rather than the whole class "my rapist".

I was totally shocked. Didn't know what to say. Part of me thought, did I hear her right?

Lorelli!

When I was about 12, my friends and I made a hut in the bushes in a nearby field. I went home for dinner and when I got back to the hut with one of my friends, two of the boys were tied up and asking for help. Then a man in his early 40s came in through another entrance of the hut. I was freaking out at that stage and then your man was like "surprise, it's a joke"

Apparently it was his idea to tie the lads up as a joke to scare me and my friend

Anyway he could see I wasn't amused and left after a few minutes. I remember saying to the boys after he left, "please don't let a 40 something year old strange man tie you up like that again"!

wakka12

Lorelli! wrote: »

When I was about 12, my friends and I made a hut in the bushes in a nearby field. I went home for dinner and when I got back to the hut with one of my friends, two of the boys were tied up and asking for help. Then a man in his early 40s came in through another entrance of the hut. I was freaking out at that stage and then your man was like "surprise, it's a joke"

Apparently it was his idea to tie the lads up as a joke to scare me and my friend

Anyway he could see I wasn't amused and left after a few minutes. I remember saying to the boys after he left, "please don't let a 40 something year old strange man tie you up like that again"!

Jesus ,who was he? Reminds me of the lovely bones..!

Lorelli!

wakka12 wrote: »

Jesus ,who was he? Reminds me of the lovely bones..!

He wasn't from our neighbourhood but I recognised his face to see around the community. He was a bit of a loner type, I think.

wakka12

Lorelli! wrote: »

He wasn't from our neighbourhood but I recognised his face to see around the community. He was a bit of a loner type, I think.

But was he a paedophile do you think? Or maybe just a bit slow/weird playing an innocent prank that may have just happened to look off?