When I was a young kid, I spit food at my friends on accident, at lun.  Now they bug me. How can I "burn" them
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buy them a cooking magazine subscription
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It's rude to spit. You wouldn't do it if you were at a dinner party and didn't like the food would you? You just swallow and say how nice it is! \nYou kinda get used to it after a while and if you make him eat strawberries it makes it taste nicer! (avoid curries or garlic!!) Either that or use a nice tasty lube like cherry "d*ck lick" from Ann Summers..... yum!
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Straigh up tell them..."I don't like you."... My best friend did that to a guy who always sat with us at lunch time. She didn't like him at all. She said it loud too so all around us could here.. The guy left her alone after that.
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Apologize.Treat that friend for a nice meal.Apologize again.
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whell i once waz at a friends and i s**t in my pants.\ni waz so embarresed
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you should talk to them and find out what happened and tell them how u felt about bein ditched. i know it sounds lame but it could work and you might forgive them. but if their still being jerks about it then just move on and make better friends.
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Spit your drink on them .. then say sorry .. had a tickle in my throat
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LOL THAT'S HALARIOUS! It depeneds on what you ruined. lol... If they are your best friend tell them... they will understand and cope with it. But if they arn't your friend, don't say a word. lol. I don't know that's just too darn halarious. It's like my dad... he got drunk one night and crawed through my sisters window and peed in my sisters drawer. Looking back on it now it's pretty funny.
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The easiest way to attack this problem is to put yourself in their shoes. How would you want to be told. In telling them you may find out there are things you do that annoy them. \nPick your battles. If it is something you can ignore or tune out then take that route. If it is something that is driving you mad. Share it with them. They may have done it for so long, it's habit and they don't realize there doing it.\n*Chewing food with their mouth open\n*Talking all through a TV show\n*Picking at their toes\nThese are some of my pet peeves. I on the other hand didn't get a very good reception when I shared these things with my man at the time. He took it as a personal attack, then turned around and pointed out my flaws. Hope you have better luck than I.
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1)buy him/her school lunch\n2)ignore them\n3)pray for them\n4)tell them you got rabies\n5)tell a grown-up\n6)bully them back\n7)get a group of friends and tell that bully is all against him/her\n8)run\n9)change schools\n10) just face it and kick ass!!
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I, too have drifted away from friends I know since childhood. The best thing to do is have a peer mediation. Sounds totally, dorky, right?  Talk to her privately, so no one get embarrassed and tell her your honest feelings. i know it may be hard at first, but trust me, once you get going, it'll be easier. Set up some rules, like no interruptions, and let her talk. Tell her she's been hurting you, and that she's too bossy! don't raise your voice or tell her you hate her though. =P LET HER TALK TOO! Maybe she's been going through something. when my friends and I did this, I let them talk also. WE all ended on the floor bawling, but it was GOOD. I felt...RELIEVED. My friends and I are A LOT happier, and now, we know to talk BEFORE we blow up. Let her say what she needs too, but IF SHE starts getting aggressive, or rude-WALK AWAY. You don't deserve that. Maybe your friendship can be salvaged, most likely no, but at least you won't end the friendship on bad terms. Tell her that this is what's best for both of you, and you know longer desire her he company. Be the better person and walk away if things get ugly.\nGod bless, hun!
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Tell them u want fries, cheese burger, and a choc shake oh yeah Hold the ONIONS\nYour in a hurry cus u got to go pee!!\nYou got a case of Road Rage!
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I THINK YOU SHOULD BE MATURE ENOUGH TO DECIDE WHO TO BE FRIENDS WITH AND DO NOT HANG AROUND WITH PPL WHO R NOT EVEN CLOSE TO YOUR AGE N DO NOT LET THEM MAKE FUN OF YOU LIKE THEY DID WICH WAS EMBERESSING AND U AGREED TO IT.\npL: NEXT TIME U SHUD KICK THEIR @$$Z
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start acting normal around them again and dont be embarrassed just pretend like nothing happened\nbeing embarrassed only makes things worse
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I strongly recommend writing him a letter. Make sure that when you apologize, if that's what you want to do, to do it for all the things that you said, and none of the things that he might have said at that time. Do not bring his part of the conversation into it; it's about you and your self-defense mechanism of being hurtful, not about anything he may have said (it's important to keep that in mind). Let him know why you lashed out, and that it's something that you do from time to time, and how it's something you wish you could avoid but can't right now, and that you're working on it (then you can make yourself work on it, right?). Then tell him that you value his friendship and hope that you can be friends once again. But remember that when you apologize you must do it from what went wrong on your side, not his. You can't change him, only yourself. And give it time. Guys have a warped view of time; we can let months pass without realizing it. Be nice, be honest, and be yourself, and he'll be your friend again.
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I was in elementary school and one day during recess a group of boys who I thought were my friends decided to spit on me all at once.............my jacket and pants were completely covered. I had to go to the washroom inside the school to clean up. My best friend followed me to see if I was ok but he was one of spitters. I was 10 or 11 at the time.\nI still think about that moment.
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You managed to write a coherent sentence so, obviously, you don't mess *everything* up. Start by finding better friends. There are more than enough toxic people in the world. You don't have to volunteer to be around them. \n\nAll the best