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Losing your temper

Sep 5th, 2007 | By art rogers | Category: Fun

A few weeks ago, I posted about losing my temper from time to time. At least I’ve never had a crowbar in my hand…

Man takes pry bar to self-check till

Have you ever lost it to the point of whacking the heck out of a nearby inanimate object?

I have to admit that I have done so when I was a kid. In college, I was known to slam golf clubs into the ground when I hit a bad shot. I haven’t done that for decades, now.

How about you?

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  1. I won’t be the first to admit it! ;)

  2. Art,

    When I was six years old I was running from a big kid. I ran around a house and as I looked back to see if the bully was gaining on me I ran into a television antenna.

    I fell down and hit my head. I got so mad at the antenna I jumped up and bit it as hard as I could. I bit it so hard I broke out some of my baby teeth. I was bleeding from both my head and mouth. The family that owned the house came out just as the bully was catching up with me. There I was bleeding and crying. The man of the house asked me what was wrong. I just pointed at the bully. The man of the house was the bully’s uncle. He beat that kid like a yard dog for knocking out my teeth and busting my head.

    I was hurt, but I laughed all the way home.

    cb

  3. CB,

    I laughed HARD when I read that story!

    Now that’s funny.

  4. I keep a glass-bottomed pewter tankard on my desk. The glass bottom is cracked and the tankard is smushed in on one side. I threw it at my ex-husband (while he was in the process of becoming my ex-husband), but he ducked and the tankard hit a solid wood door instead. There’s a big dent in the door, and the tankard will never be the same, but I keep it as a reminder of what I was before Jesus got hold of me.

    (Still have a scar on my knuckle where I put my fist through a window. . .)