Horrible things you were called at school

Beta Ray Bill

So coming to a bit or a milestone in my life (as pathetic as that sounds), I'm getting my braces off in a few weeks.

I left it quite late in life to get them, I'm 34 btw.
My parents couldn't afford them when I was a kid.

The reason I ALWAYS wanted them was because, in school, all them years ago, people used to call me "Gopher Boy" as my two front teeth stuck right out (Just like Kevin from South Park)

I'll never forget the sting of that name.... Gopher Boy
Looking back in it, I laugh but only because my teeth are straight now.

Kids can be cruel little fu*kers.

What horrible names were you called when you were a kid?

Sgt Hartman

Bugs Bunny because I had prominent teeth. My teeth are nice and straight now
I was also called Frankenstein because I have a high forehead:(

Benildus

Goofy, for the same reasons as the above

One eyed Jack

"Retard" is the one that stands out really.

ectoraige

Brit, despite living in Ireland with Irish parents since I was 1 year old.

tomwaterford

Taz....after the tasmanian devil in looney tunes



Because I can't talk clear

aujopimur

Darling, by bro. dermot.

bnt

I went to school in South Africa, so some of the things I was called don't quite translate. Because I was an immigrant there, I got called "soutpiel", lit. "salt dick", because I had one foot in Africa and one foot in Europe, so my junk was dangling in the Atlantic Ocean ...

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

bnt wrote: »

I went to school in South Africa, so some of the things I was called don't quite translate. Because I was an immigrant there, I got called "soutpiel", lit. "salt dick", because I had one foot in Africa and one foot in Europe, so my junk was dangling in the Atlantic Ocean ...

That's a very well thought out insult, if it wasn't so cruel, I'd be impressed.

MilesMorales1

Man, thats a long list. Well for starters, our school uniform was a green blazer and trousers, and I'm a big guy and always have been (broad and tall at that time incidentally) so my name in school from the age of 12 till we moved at age 16 was the Green Giant. Being also fat, speccy, 'nerdy' (hate that word) and incredibly shy and awkward, I got

Fat
Fatty
Chubby
Fat as a ****ing elephant
Fatty fatty boom boom
Blob
Big blob
Mr blobby
Tubby
Porky
Piggy
Lard arse
Tubby
Speccy
Four eyes
Fat nerd
Obese ****
Nerd
Geek
Poofter
Queer
Fat queer
Fat ******
Fat poofter
Blobby poofter
Queer retard
Gay retard
Fat retard


Thats off the top of my head. Imagine that every day for 4 years :pac:

PeterParker957

Anyone remember "On The Buses" ?

I got Olive a lot

vg88

Used a laptop since second year and got mocked a lot with it. Being called a "retard" and comments being made "I wonder how really stupid he must be to really be using a laptop".

Got called "laptop" a lot. Backfired on one fella one day mocking me for why I didn't bring it in one day, this chap was quite overweight, and I replied he ate it . Never have I made a classroom laugh so hard .

Bob Harris

MilesMorales1 wrote: »

Fat
Fatty
Chubby
Fat as a ****ing elephant
Fatty fatty boom boom
Blob
Big blob
Mr blobby
Tubby
Porky
Piggy
Lard arse
Tubby
Speccy
Four eyes
Fat nerd
Obese ****
Nerd
Geek
Poofter
Queer
Fat queer
Fat ******
Fat poofter
Blobby poofter
Queer retard
Gay retard
Fat retard


Thats off the top of my head. Imagine that every day for 4 years :pac:

They called you tubby twice. That's just cruel.

MilesMorales1

Bob Harris wrote: »

They called you tubby twice. That's just cruel.

It was that good of an insult.

Beta Ray Bill

Bob Harris wrote: »

They called you tubby twice. That's just cruel.

Kids are cruel, like MAD cruel!

Canis Lupus

Bob Harris wrote: »

They called you tubby twice. That's just cruel.

He was that big.

razorblunt

Bob Harris wrote: »

They called you tubby twice. That's just cruel.

Fat Asterisks is the worst, I could take anything, but don't call me Fat Asterisks.

Ciaran_B

Oddball

Because I wore odd socks to school once. ONCE.

valoren

'My number 1'

Seems innocuous enough. In first year of Secondary School, we did Business Studies but as it was a Gaelscoil it was Staidéar Gnó. I struggled in that first term getting to grips with the duality of reading something in English, trying to understand it, translate it to Irish and learn that off. The stupidity of it looking back. We had our Christmas exam and I failed. Spectacularly. 10% or something ridiculous. It was then that our teacher, who was an arrogant prick, decided to make a show of me in front of the class. He perched himself up on the edge of my desk and casually said that I was his number 1, he made me feel more of an idiot than I already felt and it was completely unnecessary. I guess his approach was to motivate me, to give me a kick up the backside, but it felt more akin to him bullying me, mocking my sh1t exam results that I readily accepted as embarrassing and actually encouraged the other's to laugh at my failure.

razorblunt

valoren wrote: »

'My number 1'

Seems innocuous enough. In first year of Secondary School, we did Business Studies but as it was a Gaelscoil it was Staidéar Gnó. I struggled in that first term getting to grips with the duality of reading something in English, trying to understand it, translate it to Irish and learn that off. The stupidity of it looking back. We had our Christmas exam and I failed. Spectacularly. 10% or something ridiculous. It was then that our teacher, who was an arrogant prick, decided to make a show of me in front of the class. He perched himself up on the edge of my desk and casually said that I was his number 1, he made me feel more of an idiot than I already felt and it was completely unnecessary. I guess his approach was to motivate me but it felt more akin to him bullying me, mocking my acceptably sh1t exam results and actually encouraging the other's to laugh at my failure.

"If you were a girl I'd kiss you" same teacher, not to me, but another lad in the class, then he lost the rag for 10 minutes when one of the lads commented "I'd hope not".

Beta Ray Bill

valoren wrote: »

'My number 1'

Seems innocuous enough. In first year of Secondary School, we did Business Studies but as it was a Gaelscoil it was Staidéar Gnó. I struggled in that first term getting to grips with the duality of reading something in English, trying to understand it, translate it to Irish and learn that off. The stupidity of it looking back. We had our Christmas exam and I failed. Spectacularly. 10% or something ridiculous. It was then that our teacher, who was an arrogant prick, decided to make a show of me in front of the class. He perched himself up on the edge of my desk and casually said that I was his number 1, he made me feel more of an idiot than I already felt and it was completely unnecessary. I guess his approach was to motivate me, to give me a kick up the backside, but it felt more akin to him bullying me, mocking my sh1t exam results that I readily accepted as embarrassing and actually encouraged the other's to laugh at my failure.

Quality teaching there....

My German teacher once told me (in front of the whole class):
"Unfortunately Graham... You're just not intelligent enough to learn German"

Well f*ck you ye stupid C*nt

She nearly knocked me off my motorcycle about 5 years later, pulled up beside her... she was all apologetic, I told her she wasn't really wasn't intelligent enough to be driving a Car.
She didn't recognise me though with the helmet on and she probably says that **** to loads of pupils, so I didn't get the satisfaction out of if that I should have...

Oh well :rolleyes:

Beanntraigheach

For me it all started with a trip to the swimming pool. Afterwards, while getting dressed, someone caught a glimpse of my genitals.
From then on they were relentless:-

Tripod
Long John
Swing Low
The Swordsman
Biggus Dickus
Snake
Larry Holmes
The Elephant Man
etc

Seriously, being fantastically well-endowed has its drawbacks.

whisky_galore

Buddy Holly, because of the horn rimmed specs that were the only things you could get as a kid back then.

Ironically, thought to be stylish these days.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Called too early in the ****ing morning most of the time...

freshpopcorn

There used be so many names floating around school from other pupils/teachers you sort of took no notice of it. If a teacher/student didn't have some sort of nick name for you then there was a problem!

retro:electro

Albino, cos I was ice blonde and fair.

Cheese string, cos I ate them a lot. (at least I hope that's why)

Freckle face.

Pac1Man

A teacher called me a camel because I have long eye lashes, no joke.


And no, I didn't take the hump.

Kamu

I was called Santa in my final two years of primary school as I was big, jolly and fat and had the makings of a ronnie.

Didn't actually bother me mind....
*cries to sleep*

corner of hells

Tail gunner , because I was so pretty looking and effeminate it was assumed I was gay .

shovel

A flying ant landed on my forehead in the school yard.
Cue one of the girls shouting "he's got fleas"
So fleas it was for then on.
I'm fine now though.........

Plopsu

Ciaran_B wrote: »

Oddball

Because I wore odd socks to school once. ONCE.

That's all it takes. I remember on the first day of secondary school, in the first class we had one kids name was called during roll call. His surname was Kennedy and one of the TV stations happened to be showing a season of Edgar Kennedy movies at the time. Some guy chirps, 'Ha, Edgar Kennedy!' and I don't think I ever heard his real first name used again for the next five years.
The worst thing I remember somebody being called though was Nogger because he had really bad acne.

The Royal Scam

There was 2 travellers went to my school and they knicknamed me Crackers as my mother was great in everyway except making good lunches so a lot of days I would have cream crackers and butter for my lunch.

El Tarangu

I was fat (not even that fat, but a bit fat), so I used to called some variant of 'fatty' the odd time.

Fast forward a few years and most of them have gotten fat whereas now I am svelte AF :cool:

LadyMacBeth_

Well I had a ronnie, a unibrow, buck teeth, glasses, an inhaler and a massive forehead. I was also a hell of a lot smarter than most of the idiots around me. What wasn't I called! To be honest the boys in my area were the cruellest. I was told every day for years how ugly I was. I still find it very difficult today to accept a compliment about my looks and I always have a vague feeling that someone is bullsh1tting me when they do compliment me.

5rtytry56

Joe 90 ....... yes horrible.

maybe it fit though because I did cr@p in that school.

BuboBubo

Judas. Because I changed from a "Pass" to "Honours" class (it was the 1980s) in secondary school.

Lads used to shout "30 pieces of silver" and "traitor" at me.

bod71

Mate of mine was called wham bar, because of his bad acne.

5rtytry56

BuboBubo wrote: »

Judas. Because I changed from a "Pass" to "Honours" class (it was the 1980s) in secondary school.

Lads used to shout "30 pieces of silver" and "traitor" at me.

In the event you even passed that honours subject in the leaving then the pain was worth it. - moving from the "ordinary level" to the honours class.

endacl

Ciaran_B wrote: »

Oddball

Because I wore odd socks to school once. ONCE.

Tell me about it. :mad:

Did they call me Ace, or Cap. after leading every school team in every sport to victory, without a single loss in five years? No, they bloody didn't. But they catch you shagging one sheep...

seagull

bnt wrote: »

I went to school in South Africa, so some of the things I was called don't quite translate. Because I was an immigrant there, I got called "soutpiel", lit. "salt dick", because I had one foot in Africa and one foot in Europe, so my junk was dangling in the Atlantic Ocean ...

The standard response to that was "Yes, but at least it can reach the water".

gerrybbadd

Duffy, because i wore a jacket that the idiots who invented the nickname, thought was a Duffel coat.

storker

"Hitler" because of my interest in military history.

Also "Benny" after the Top Cat character. No idea why because I looked nothing like him. Ironically, I probably do a bit now...

minikin

Kamu wrote: »

I was called Santa in my final two years of primary school as I was big, jolly and fat and had the makings of a ronnie.

Didn't actually bother me mind....
*cries to sleep*

Girls can be so cruel to each other!

Stonedpilot

Kids use to call me The King, twas horrible.

They'd say here comes our King.

tevey08

A teacher once said to me mid class, Your sister is like a bowling ball, I stick 3 fingers in her and **** her down the lane. Quiet funny but my god was it bad for a teacher to say that.

danganabu

grahambo wrote: »

My German teacher once told me (in front of the whole class):
"Unfortunately Graham... You're just not intelligent enough to learn German"

Well f*ck you ye stupid C*nt

She nearly knocked me off my motorcycle about 5 years later, pulled up beside her... she was all apologetic, I told her she wasn't really wasn't intelligent enough to be driving a Car.
She didn't recognise me though with the helmet on and she probably says that **** to loads of pupils, so I didn't get the satisfaction out of if that I should have...

Oh well :rolleyes:

She probably had a point to be fair if your grasp on english is anything to go by :D

Beta Ray Bill

danganabu wrote: »

She probably had a point to be fair if your grasp on english is anything to go by :D

Thanks for pointing out my typo...

joe stodge

I knew a couple, the young lad had a bad lisp and the girl had a fairly bad under bite.

while they were together they were know as "chindlers lisp".

danganabu

grahambo wrote: »

Thanks for pointing out my typo...

It was a joke, lighten up!!

Beta Ray Bill

danganabu wrote: »

It was a joke, lighten up!!

I don't get jokes...
That was another thing they called me in School.... "Non Joke Getter!"

Old Wounds = Opened

Nice one :P:)

fixXxer

I got called windows because I needed glasses but we couldn't afford new pairs so I got lenses in a grown up sized frames we got from a family friend. Bleedin massive so they were on my head.