I was gonna say that, but I put it off...and now you've beat me to it.

Dude at work tells me "X" about a student's family two weeks ago. I think nothing of it, "X" is odd but well within the parameters of modern low SES life. I go to important meeting about student with his therapist. Dude skips meeting hmmm.... odd but we carry on. Over course of meeting "X" becomes known through bits of info from myself, therapist, and others around table. Due to previously unknown legal issue, Student now in danger of being dropped from program if "X" is what it appears to be. Bad things are now happening to kid because "X" can't be allowed to continue. Dude tells my supervisor that he wishes I had informed him of "X" before any of this occurred, so he could have helped out.

Dear Dude, Fuck You.

What an asshole!

Run him through, Griff.

ASSSSSSSSSSSSSS
HOOOOOOOOOOOLE

Today we began our mission of only communicating with Dude through email so everything would be time-stamped. My co-teacher popped him an email about a child issue we discussed with him last week. He called and said we never informed him last week. <insert Lords name in vain here> Dude needs a puncture. Now I wonder how much he's been shitting on us at work since we're in a satellite location and he is 10 feet from our boss.

Here's to his timely downfall.

can we help to defame his character in any way?

have gay porn mags mailed to him at his work address?

That might be cleansing. I'll let you know if I need to up the ante.

Does it count as a grudge when the person continues to renew the stuff that pisses you off? You know, like once you are over it, they go and do something else shitty to you?

Good question.

What's pissing me off? When I click on this thread, and Jinx's, "Good question", is the first post on the page. Now I have to back up a page to find out what the question was. :lol:

I've got a bad feeling that I'll be considering this question down the road.

"There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

Our plans for a secluded week's holiday for our wedding anniversary have just gone tits up ...