Share your stories :) Mine: I used 15 minute computers in my local public libraries and some guys said I used more than 15 minutes which was completely wrong. I was both angry and frustrated.
When I was 14 a store clerk accused me of shoplifting because I picked up something, walked around the store with it, then changed my mind about getting it and put it back. Looking back, I can understand why she may have thought I took something but it still didn't make me feel better.
Share your stories :) Mine: I used 15 minute computers in my local public libraries and some guys said I used more than 15 minutes which was completely wrong. I was both angry and frustrated. Zensword
I got accused of rolling in someones flowers. Not sure why they thought I did it, usually stuff like that gets blamed on dogs and foxes, not random passers by.
When I was 13 I went to my local recreation center to play basketball with my friends. When my friend and I were waiting outside for my parents to pick us up to go home some big adult literally grabbed me and threatened to beat me up for egging his house, something we didn't do. It was pretty scary at the time.
My dog was taking a piss and some douchebag driving by yelled at me for not picking my dog's 'sh*t' up (I didn't have a bag on my hand and continued walking afterwards). It was pretty dumb of him.
Recently I got on a bus and was sitting in the priority seats (the bus was empty and no one really needed them). We pulled up to a crowded bus-stop and people poured in. I noticed an old-man hobbling on a cane and thought I'd best move out of the priority seating cos he looked like he could use it more than I could...Thing was this old man had already had his eye set on the first non-priority seat that was available on the bus...the very same seat that I jumped into so that I could free up priority seating for him. The result was I looked like I had seen the seat the poor old-man was hobbling towards and, at the very last second, dived into it just to be a jerk. The old man blew up and grabbed my by the wrist and began telling me off. "I'm old enough to be your grandfather, do you have no respect!". Ahahaha. Another time I was in a HMV and wanted to return a game. I asked the store clerk if I could and she said it was OK. I then said I wanted to look around the store to see what I could get on store credit. I then left the store for a little while to check prices in other stores nearby. In the end I decided HMV did have the best offers and went to return the game. It was at this point I was apprehended by security and accused of trying to run a scam of some kind. The guard insisted he had seen me acting suspiciously before. I had no idea what he was talking about. I asked vehemently for evidence, dates, details. But all he would say was he 'had a feeling about me'. He couldn't even narrow down for me if this so-called 'suspicious behaviour' was seen on that day, week or even year. The manager even took his side. In the end the manager let me return the game but wrote a message on the receipt which effectively made it clear that I could not return the new game I had gotten. I felt like I was being treated like a criminal or no good reason. It was only later I realised that when he saw me talking to the girl at the counter (when I was checking if it was ok to return the game) and then walk off he must have assumed the girl had refused to allow me to return the game. Now I look back on it I can see how easy a mistake it was to have made.
When I was around 8 I was accused of calling this girl down the street an adopted orphan... the accuser was the one who actually said it. Pretty much everyone involved, including my parents, thought I did it.
That wasn't fun.
My parents beleived me when I explained later though.
Ah another one. When I was in school (around 13 at the time). It was summer, I was leaving school. I noticed a boy and girl who were quite a bit older than me (probably final years, so that would make them 15-16) talking amongst themselves. Then the girl walks up to me offended by something and slaps me clean across the face. To this day I have no idea why or what happened or what they guy had told the girl about me that had made her do that. I for one didn't know either of them.
Share your stories :) Mine: I used 15 minute computers in my local public libraries and some guys said I used more than 15 minutes which was completely wrong. I was both angry and frustrated. Zensword
I was accused of throwing a ball at some guys groin at a beach in which his girlfriend looked like she was about to punch me. Funny thing is I wasn't even throwing anything, It was my friend, Adam, who did on accident and I just happend to be right next to him...
Anyways I seriously wanted to slap that girl, ugh...
Ah another one. When I was in school (around 13 at the time). It was summer, I was leaving school. I noticed a boy and girl who were quite a bit older than me (probably final years, so that would make them 15-16) talking amongst themselves. Then the girl walks up to me offended by something and slaps me clean across the face. To this day I have no idea why or what happened or what they guy had told the girl about me that had made her do that. I for one didn't know either of them.Articuno76
There's a very good chance they were f*cking with you. Probably had a good laugh about it when you walked away. If someone did that to you as an adult now, you'd be well within your rights to call the cops on her.
I know, fight your own battles and all, but something about that story really rubs me the wrong way. Just an asshoIe thing to do on that girl's part.
I was doing a little research on the computer for homework one time when I was 13 and there was a website that had an advertisement of a hot female. Then my mom walked up to me and thought that I was watching porn for some reason. Parents can be weird sometimes when it comes to the internet.
Every Friday before home games some of the parents treats us to a meal, and when I was leaving out the cafeteria to go back to the locker room two of my friends in-front of me kick the door open and it slams right into a 4 year old's nose. My friends then ran off and even though not only did the coaches see that they did it, the kid himself said it was them, but his mom just all of a sudden had the best feeling in the world that I did it.
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