How often do you THINK of inappropriate things to say to/call someone who may have wronged you, but you edit yourself, and later things turn out so much better than if you HAD said them? (Here and in Real Life)

I can think of a few times! Thankfully not so many now-a-days, though.

You learn to bite your tongue if you speak out on the spur of the moment like that in front of several people and it turns around to bite you in the *ss in front of all those people!

Getting called to the carpet like that SUCKS!

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I can, too... Especially, here! LOL
Thanks, Chief ;-)
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by BigDaddyBS on November 2nd, 2009
:):)
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by The Chief on November 2nd, 2009
Chief, I have only seen helpful comments from you.
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by anon on November 3rd, 2009
Welllll...I think I put my foot in my mouth a time or two somewhere along the line here on AB! But the majority of my hard knocks education came before I got to Answerbag!
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Thanks, Anonymous!
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by The Chief on November 3rd, 2009
Yeah... Chief has learned he doesn't like the taste of leather (or crepe or rubber or Toe-Jam...) LOL
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But if anyone is adept at explaining, and pulling that foot out of their mouth, it's the Chief. He will also apologize if he misread/misunderstood... A rarity around here, sometimes. ;-)
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by BigDaddyBS on November 3rd, 2009
:)
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by The Chief on November 3rd, 2009
True, so true, true, true, for me too.
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by anon on November 3rd, 2009

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