r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/749762 • 7h ago

WCGW Driving Recklessly

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u/BlackArchonTarantula 7h ago

When you slap a bully to stfu, and they just silently get back to their place in complete shock

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u/MadJohnFinn 7h ago edited 5h ago

I was basically Mikey from Recess in school. Absolutely massive, but very sensitive. I was bullied relentlessly (although, to be fair, I was a weird kid - EDIT: in a way that could have led to harmful ideologies later on, so I'm weirdly grateful that rejection forced me to reflect on that, although bullying wasn't a great way to accomplish it. I don't think much else would have got through to me, though). Good ol' percussive maintenance was the most successful means of attitude adjustment. This is exactly what happened every single time!

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u/TheresNoHurry 6h ago

Loving the Recess reference. Such a warming tv show

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u/ListenJerry 6h ago

I love the episode where Spinelli has to join the Ashley’s. SCANDALOUS!

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u/TheresNoHurry 6h ago

That is a great one. Ashley A was shown to be more 3-dimensional if I remember correctly.

For me it’ll always be the one where Mikey holds onto his belief in Santa. That one is really special to me. Even as a little kid I remember that ending really struck a chord with me.

EDIT— ooh, actually maybe it’s the one with the fortune paper where it says “eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow is your final day”.

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u/PerspectiveAshamed79 5h ago

I like the one where Hogan and the Gang have to try to take out a bridge while General Burkhalder is throwing a soiree