What's the angriest you've ever been?

KTRIC · 24-02-2013 11:45PM

I slammed a door so hard once in rage that the frame came away from the wall. Thankfully the woman that caused that rage isn't around anymore. I'd rather take my anger out on inanimate objects than people.

Duff · 24-02-2013 11:49PM

Was one kill off a nuke in CoD: Modern Warfare 2 and some little Welsh ballbag knifed me from behind. Broke the control pad and a window.

iguy · 25-02-2013 12:03AM

today on boards my thread some 'boardsies'
Ah no seriously though,
I was in hospital get a procedure done that I normally get done under anesthetic,
but once it was going done whilst I was sedated instead, that was fine,
sure didn't the procedure go slightly wrong as I wasn't fully asleep I moved and the piece of equipment slip and tore some of my flesh and I haemorrhaged, nothing major though,
however the doc wanted to finish the procedure even though I said I was in a fierce amount of pain even though I was sedated.
I told them to stop and they said they'd get an Anesthesiologist,
this is what made me angry though I had to wait 6 hours though and I was in a lot of pain even though pumped full of morphine,
I know they could of continued but they didn't as they could see I was in a lot of pain.
The procedure was a dilatation for those wondering.

Chuck Stone · 25-02-2013 12:18AM

keano_afc wrote: »

Like I said, she lied her arse off and got believed.

She said you reversed into her?

boomtown123 · 25-02-2013 12:27AM

Kicked the lovely pine door on my wardrobe in half. I've never got so mad with someone. I regretted it after - really do love that wardrobe but my mother does really know which buttons to push. Can't wait to be totally independent of her. :mad:

Agricola · 25-02-2013 12:47AM

Pro Evo back in the day. Not losing to a friend now. In that case it was always just internal frustration while having to take the slagging. But losing 1-0 in the master league when you'd valiantly fought for a 0-0 for 88 minutes.
That's a kind of biblical anger.

Probably why I don't play football games anymore!

ArnoldJRimmer · 25-02-2013 01:08AM

keano_afc wrote: »

Had a driver hit me from behind in town, and take me to court saying it was my fault. She told a pack of lies to the female judge who sided with her and I had to pay out. I was outside the courthouse after when she walked out laughing. I was about to explode with anger, my solicitor noticed and told me to walk away. I'm still bitter about it.

A similar thing happened to my brother in law. A woman decided to overtake around a corner, and went straight into him. She came up with some bullsh*t story for the guards about how it was his fault. Which was fine until the cctv footage came out. He made sure he got a damn expensive quote for the repairs after that.

Angriest I ever got was when I was in school. Some little scumbag spat in my face after a fairly innocuous challenge during a game of football. I'm normally a very passive person, but I actually grabbed the little scrote by the throat and threw him against a wall. Backed down soon after, but I was furious

mad turnip · 25-02-2013 01:42AM

After reading this thread, its possible I need to go to anger management therapy.

ArtyM · 25-02-2013 01:56AM

Right now.
I am working on a project, and in order to complete a part of it I need to use a piece of software.
I signed up online and downloaded the software only to be told, on install, that it could not be installed on my version of operating system - this was not made clear on the site.
So, as I needed to use the software, I decided to go ahead with the upgrade - went to the Apple website and discovered that in order to upgrade to the version of os that I want, I need the previous version to be installed.
I now find that I need to buy 1 os, that I dont actually need, solely to upgrade to the version that I do need.
As they are not all that expensive I consider it.. only to discover that the download option for the 1st one is no longer available online and now only provided by disk, which you have to order.
I checked a few other sites for workarounds and apparently it is possible to install the version the I need on a blank drive, BUT in order to download the installer, you have to have a more up to date os!
Holy sweet mother of f**kin f**ks.

con___manx1 · 25-02-2013 02:06AM

my brother and I had a row when we were kids we were both really angry and he ended up grabbing a knife and chasing me with it.I ran up the stairs and he threw the knife at me it just missed and hit a picture of jesus on top of the stairs

Ruudi_Mentari · 25-02-2013 02:12AM

When some kids thought they'd imitate their UK brethren by kicking in my lane door in their adidas jumpsuits the week of them riots

I ran out there like a wild beast calling them everything skanky under the sun and fcuked their bikes up, don't think they expected that.. in their eyes I was probably just short of a samurai sword.

Galwayguy35 · 25-02-2013 02:30AM

I was driving thru town one night and some little scrote threw a beer bottle at my car and cracked the windscreen.

There was a gang of them outside Supermacs and I was on my own so it wouldn't have been safe to confront them but it was the only time in my life I really wanted to kick someones head in.

juice1304 · 25-02-2013 02:35AM

You should have driven up on the path and knocked them all down:D

Kichote · 25-02-2013 02:37AM

The time I walked into into the local FG td's office and old lackey inside with his cuppa tae started saying "we've had it too good" when i complained about the property tax. I couldnt stop myself from looking around the room for things to hop off yer man's thick skull. I had the good sense to walk out before something went flying and I would have been on RTE news walking out of the four courts with a towel over my head. It still boils my blood to think of that gobsh1te and his 2 mates inside there doing fcuk all telling me we've had it too good.

25-02-2013 02:46AM

I managed to blag myself a free trip to Barcelona there during the week, super duper when you aint got anything on for the week ahead!

Only to go to the bank the day before going over to put some cash in to have while I was there - being the good honest citizen I am I brought my passport with me incase the lady behind the counter questioned who I was or anything like that....

On the way back to the car I remember thinking the jeans I was wearing were a fair bit baggy and I should have worn a belt....

Flash forward to the next day packing my bag for the Airport to realise I lost my passport at some point between the bank and the car, and had to cancel the whole fecking trip, after lots of calls to the bank and the guards to see was it handed in....

One of the rare times I brought it out aswell, I normally use my licence for idenitification but have applied for a new one and am waiting on that to come out of course, bloody typical!

Rage.... :mad:

I could have killed anyone on Wednesday, there have been better days...

Galwayguy35 · 25-02-2013 03:00AM

juice1304 wrote: »

You should have driven up on the path and knocked them all down:D

True, I doubt any of them would be any great loss to society.

keano_afc · 25-02-2013 10:55AM

Chuck Stone wrote: »

She said you reversed into her?

Close, she said I cut across her and had no choice but to drive into me. Which was a lie. She tried to overtake me at a junction, ran out of road, braked to pull in behind me to avoid hitting traffic lights and hit the back of my car as she did. She even admitted she saw me signal to cross the junction. Still makes no sense to me. And she was a learner driver with no fully licenced driver in the car, but the judge ignored this too.

Mint Sauce · 25-02-2013 10:59AM

Left a hole in a door once as well. With a trainer!!

It was thrown across the room with that much force.

:eek:

sadie06 · 25-02-2013 11:21AM

About 9 months after I had my first son, I was out walking with him in his stroller one day. We had to pass an all boy's secondary school which had just been let out for lunch, and the paths were fairly crowded.

I noticed there were comments being shouted back and forth across the road between two different groups, but I paid little attention, until a large stone, obviously intended to hit a student, flew straight past my 9 month old son's head missing him by mm's.

The primal anger that rose up in me was something I had never felt before. I scared the **** out of those boys (and myself) with my reaction, and I was shaking for a good hour afterwards.

Vicar in a tutu · 25-02-2013 12:16PM

When my Dad confiscated the Tv and remote control during shark week.

rtron · 25-02-2013 12:23PM

The OP Said

Chemical Burn wrote: »

Cunts

Drakares · 25-02-2013 12:32PM

Playing Fifa online, hit the post 3 times and their keeper saved 5 certain goals. Then he goes and scores to win 1 nil in injury time.

kylith · 25-02-2013 12:36PM

In a place I worked before the manager was drawing up a new rota. I told him that I didn't care what days I had off as long as they were together because my OH travelled up to Dublin to see me on my days off. When the rota was posted the manager had given me Thursdays and Mondays off. I went to see him, and he called me a liar. I complained him to the boss and the boss asked if I had my period. I wound up getting onto the Employment Rights and threatening them with lawyers. I have never been so angry in my life. The kicker: I'm related to the boss. Never work for family, they'll think they can treat you like dirt.

flanders1979 · 25-02-2013 12:59PM

ballsymchugh wrote: »

my modem kept cutting out after resetting it and i eventually broke it with a hammer!

i feel your pain, im with vodafone

Kev_2012 · 25-02-2013 02:08PM

Caught an ex cheating and absolutely went bananas.

But more recently, I'm generally very calm apart from when sport is involved. It's my outlet for rage. When Arsenal lost 8-2 against United I was nearly thrown out of the pub and I wasn't even drinking!

Cantona's Collars · 25-02-2013 02:46PM

Kev_2012 wrote: »

But more recently, I'm generally very calm apart from when sport is involved. It's my outlet for rage. When Arsenal lost 8-2 against United I was nearly thrown out of the pub and I wasn't even drinking!

That was a great day;)

Went to kill a supervisor who pushed it a bit too far one day on a job.He was just an asshole who liked to feel important.My foreman was practically on his knees begging me to calm down.I lost it that day.Downed tools & marched towards him ready to do damage.He made a retreat to his car and drove off.
For 2 weeks after he avoided me & when he eventually spoke to me,he treated me like royalty.

I'm normally a calm person but that day he went one step too far.Another guy who I was working under contract for annoyed me so much one morning that I threatened to kick his head in.I quit half an hour later as it was that or me being up for assault.Found out that everyone who worked for him had run ins with the guy & he was an all round ass hat.

FTA69 · 25-02-2013 03:38PM

I was working the door of a pub/club in Cork City centre one night when a local soccer team came in. One of them ended up being ejected for p*ssing all over the sinks and floor in the toilets while another wasn't let in for being too drunk. The drunk ended up pushing one of the lads, picking up a small tree we had potted out in the front and fired it in the door of the bar thus striking a woman in her 50s before running off.

Before I knew it I was tearing off down the road after him. Considering all the other bouncers were rugby players, they were too fat to maintain any sprint longer than a few hundred meters. I, on the other hand, chased the little prick for over a mile; which was tough because I'd just had a feed of Hillbilly's before I arrived for work. We kind of settled into a gradual pace with me around 30 feet behind him, although I kept roaring I was going to kill him when I got him so he'd speed up at various intervals.

Finally caught the little f*cker and took his wallet, keys and driving license off him before throwing them over a wall. I hope he learned his lesson that f*ck-acting in town when drunk will not always result in "a bit of a laugh."

Bipolar Joe · 25-02-2013 03:55PM

FTA69 wrote: »

I was working the door of a pub/club in Cork City centre one night when a local soccer team came in. One of them ended up being ejected for p*ssing all over the sinks and floor in the toilets while another wasn't let in for being too drunk. The drunk ended up pushing one of the lads, picking up a small tree we had potted out in the front and fired it in the door of the bar thus striking a woman in her 50s before running off.

Before I knew it I was tearing off down the road after him. Considering all the other bouncers were rugby players, they were too fat to maintain any sprint longer than a few hundred meters. I, on the other hand, chased the little prick for over a mile; which was tough because I'd just had a feed of Hillbilly's before I arrived for work. We kind of settled into a gradual pace with me around 30 feet behind him, although I kept roaring I was going to kill him when I got him so he'd speed up at various intervals.

Finally caught the little f*cker and took his wallet, keys and driving license off him before throwing them over a wall. I hope he learned his lesson that f*ck-acting in town when drunk will not always result in "a bit of a laugh."

Jesus, I wish more bouncers were like that.

ScumLord · 25-02-2013 04:01PM

keano_afc wrote: »

Had a driver hit me from behind in town, and take me to court saying it was my fault. She told a pack of lies to the female judge who sided with her and I had to pay out.

How on earth did that happen?

Sadderday · 25-02-2013 04:03PM

Yesterday I was so agro with the other half that I crashed my car.
GRRRRRRR

What's the angriest you've ever been?

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