Today, I went to my son's soccer game. I cheered his name at...

By Anonymous - 22/4/2009 21:46 - United States

Today, I went to my son's soccer game. I cheered his name at the top my lungs and waved with a grin on my face. I saw him whisper something to a team mate so I watched the film my husband took later that night. His friend asked, "Who is that?" and my son replied, "I don't know some fat bitch." FML

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By Amystika | 0

#134921 - Thursday 23 April 2009 3:02

you obviously embarrassed him.

By Imagril | 0

#134944 - Thursday 23 April 2009 3:05

How old is that kid? seriously he needs some sense of respect kicked into him

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By mintfreshpinesol | 0

#134912 - Thursday 23 April 2009 3:01

Haha, OUCH

erika_lynnex | 0

#975448 - Wednesday 7 April 2010 4:01

thank you so much for not saying "firsttttt!!!!!!!!!" like an idiot :)

b182link | 0

#1030186 - Monday 14 June 2010 15:52

well you shouldn't have screamed so loud, I wouldve done the same

scvcwcheer | 0

#1099272 - Friday 16 July 2010 22:53

I agree with 291. YDI for embarrassing him

brainsoverbeauty | 21

#2067075 - Thursday 10 February 2011 17:57

He still has no right to refer to his mother as "some fat bitch." That is no way to treat a mother who is showing support for you.

crazymase | 9

#2122037 - Friday 25 February 2011 9:20

so true^

chickinova | 13

#3543760 - Saturday 5 November 2011 3:12

i agree with 291 and 305. ydi for shouting so loud, hes a douche for saying that

Vaati_fml | 20

#5488215 - Sunday 12 May 2013 2:49

Exactly

Hanipan | 6

#5539694 - Monday 17 June 2013 23:51

#291, #293, #318
Don't ever have kids, you stupid cunts.
She was supporting that child - and this is the thanks she gets? She doesn't deserve this, but you three do. Just because neither of you never had any supportive parents doesn't mean you should dog someone who IS being a supportive parent.