Where are they now?

eamoss · 19-03-2008 02:39PM #1

People who made fun of you when you where a kid or who you just didnt like, where are they now?

There was one kid when I was growing up who I never got a long with, but some of my mates liked him. I thought he was a complete scumbag, he robbed money (about £30) out of my room one day and made fun of me behind my back.
Took advantage of one my not so smart mate, he charged him £20 for a Kit Kat lighter :rolleyes:. He moved to my primary school for a year (to the year above mine) and I can remember he took a piss in the Library and went for a dump in a green area.

But anyway I was in town (Dundalk) for the first time in a good while (as I dont live in Dundalk full time anymore) and guess who see working as a bin man for Oxigen, yes my good old mate.

helimachoptor · 19-03-2008 02:51PM

When i was in 3rd class or so, we got a new kid in out class and he was put beside me. Everyday my drink without disappear from my bag and I didnt know who it was then i came back from the toilet one day and he was going through my bag. He stopped when he seen me. I sat on the chair to get by bottle which was under the table, he picked up my bag and dropped it on my head... I picked up the chair by the legs and smacked him with the back support in the face (one of those old wooden chairs)

I still live in the area where i grew up once i'm not somewhere else on the planet with wrok. He's always standing outside the bookies or walking along with 6 cans of scrumpy!

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 19-03-2008 02:54PM

One got killed in a motorcycle accident 6 months after the leaving, the other is a friendly acquaintance.

The flip side is also true: there was a kid we teased incessantly because he was effemanite and mad into poetry. Left after second year. I always wonder what happened to him...

dodgyme · 19-03-2008 02:54PM

eamoss wrote: »

and guess who see working as a bin man for Oxigen, yes my good old mate.

he may have been a prat but if he is doing his job well, cant see the relevance.?

Slutmonkey57b · 19-03-2008 02:58PM

I remember when my school was having its 10 year reunion, people asked me was I going. My response:
"I Didn't give a **** about any of them 10 years ago, why would I give a **** now?"

6th · 19-03-2008 02:58PM

eamoss wrote: »

guess who see working as a bin man for Oxigen, yes my good old mate.

Hardly a job to be ashamed of :rolleyes:

Canis Lupus · 19-03-2008 02:58PM

dodgyme wrote: »

he may have been a prat but if he is doing his job well, cant see the relevance.?

Sob.... leave binmen ALOOOONE!!!!!!

Dord · 19-03-2008 02:59PM

They're probably still working in Dunnes Stores

LOL

Run_to_da_hills · 19-03-2008 03:00PM

eamoss wrote: »

But anyway I was in town (Dundalk) for the first time in a good while (as I dont live in Dundalk full time anymore) and guess who see working as a bin man for Oxigen, yes my good old mate.

Hes probably earning twice as much as you as a "sanitation engineer" Bin men are on good money and their work is a doddle since the introduction of wheely bins, some work less than 6 hours a day.

John Mason · 19-03-2008 03:00PM

6th wrote: »

Hardly a job to be ashamed of :rolleyes:

its bloody very well paid job at that

MoominPapa · 19-03-2008 03:02PM

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

The flip side is also true: there was a kid we teased incessantly because he was effemanite and mad into poetry. Left after second year. I always wonder what happened to him...

I think he's hiding out in Morocco.

cooperguy · 19-03-2008 03:14PM

Run_to_da_hills wrote:

Hes probably earning twice as much as you as a "sanitation engineer" Bin men are on good money and their work is a doddle since the introduction of wheely bins, some work less than 6 hours a day.

Its still hardly something you aspire to though is it! And im pretty sure while it may be a well paid job it still wouldnt be too hard to earn more than him

WindSock · 19-03-2008 03:31PM

A Skanky Fugly Junky.

Rb · 19-03-2008 03:34PM

Dead. They're all dead.

df1985 · 19-03-2008 04:42PM

most of them are coked up scumbags in **** jobs.i rarely go out around where im from (its a kip) but when i do i have to laugh at how pathetic they are.stuck in a little bubble doin the same thing every single weekend.drinkin in the same pubs with the same idiots goin to the same ****ty nightclub.some of them have convictions for assault, public order etc.how proud their parents must be.

daisy123 · 19-03-2008 04:50PM

Mostly working in Dunnes/Penneys etc and have a couple of kids already (they'd be about 22-24). They're probably happy with this life though and would probably still be mean to the smart kid still in college.

Terry · 19-03-2008 04:57PM

One is in the 'joy and is a heroin addict. Another lives down the road and is a cocaine addict with 6 kids for three different women. Another is divorced and living with his parents.
There are many more.
Only one actually grew up and made something of his life.

Collie D · 19-03-2008 05:05PM

Hmm, somebody above mentioned the company I work for :mad:

phasers · 19-03-2008 05:10PM

on the dole pregnant with her second kid.
and she just turned 18 last week... :pac:

Collie D · 19-03-2008 05:14PM

phasers wrote: »

on the dole pregnant with her second kid.
and she just turned 18 last week... :pac:

In that case you're lying because you can only start claiming at 18...liar

John Mason · 19-03-2008 05:17PM

her parents won the lottery,built her huge house, mad in love apparently with 2 kids, drives a beemer

humanji · 19-03-2008 05:19PM

Collie D wrote: »

Hmm, somebody above mentioned the company I work for :mad:

There's nothing wrong with Trinity.

Senna · 19-03-2008 05:28PM

only one fella that i really disliked, hadn't seen him since primary school and then met him when i was about 23yr. he seen me, on the street, before i seen him and he started chatting like we were the best of friends, once i got over the surprise, we chatted for about 15 minutes and he was very nice.

another fella who was the smarted fella in the whole college, i couldn't stand him, he had the personality of a turd. i see him regularly walking round town with a big black coat, even in the middle of summer. he doesn't works and many night when i come home from work very late 3,4,5am there he is walking on his own.

admiralofthefleet · 19-03-2008 05:55PM

one prick that bullied me ended up in jail twice and is a total loser now:)

watna · 19-03-2008 06:11PM

There was a girl I was in college with who was just nasty. I wasn't very good at my course but am very outgoing so got on very well with people. She had very bad social skills and used to take every opportunity to put me down and made me feel stupid. She made my third year in college even more miserable then it already was. She used to always comment on what people were eating too, saying it was fattening and unhealthy and did we know what we were doing to ourselves. I saw her in the pub a few weeks ago and she'd got fat, really really fat and was miserable doing a phd. She was sitting in the corner with this really weird guy wearing a trench coat.

Made me feel better anyway!

phasers · 19-03-2008 06:43PM

Collie D wrote: »

In that case you're lying because you can only start claiming at 18...liar

well she's getting something off the government
we're hardly close friends...

Tha Gopher · 19-03-2008 07:30PM

I can only recall one knackback I truly despised. Year below me, he had small man syndrome and thought he was a big time gangster essentially. He never liked it when I hinted that everyone thought he was gay (if he started his crap we would usually camp it up right infront of him basically), challenged me to a fight several times, normally Id have knocked him out but every time I laughed in his face, told him some yore ma related insult and he didnt dare throw a punch.

Anyway, ran into him in a local pub a while back, he was drunk, was with some girl and started shouting abuse. I just calmy replied with a cocky grin "jaysus, shes fcukin gorgeous! Its mad, we all thought you were gay back in school".

He had to be restrained by the girlfriend and two other mates of his, while I just smiled.

My smile has been his worst enemy......

Apart from that I either got on with most people.

daisy123 wrote: »

Mostly working in Dunnes/Penneys etc and have a couple of kids already (they'd be about 22-24). They're probably happy with this life though and would probably still be mean to the smart kid still in college.

In all fairness most parents i know in their 20s seem happier than single people i know in their 30s.

AckwelFoley · 19-03-2008 07:37PM

The cnut that tormented me as a kid the most.. beat me.. mentally raped me.. and stole my lunch and gave it to the dogs...

Shes mad alive and tortures me still to this fcuking day!

Arrrgh.. MOTHERS!

January · 19-03-2008 08:13PM

The girl that bullied me in primary school got pregnant in 1st year if secondary school and she has two kids now, no job and her boyfriend legged it after the second one.

sullivk · 19-03-2008 08:23PM

Oh, I've got one... She's 21, unemployed, pregnant with her second child and her boyfriend is a heroin addict and in prison. Maybe she's happy with her life!

leninbenjamin · 19-03-2008 08:32PM

you''ll never find them. NEVER!

Where are they now?

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