scha·den·freu·de – enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others
Schadenfreude is a combination of the German nouns Schaden, meaning “damage” or “harm,” and Freude, meaning “joy.” So it makes sense that schadenfreude means joy over some harm or misfortune suffered by another.
I recall a party when Bill asked me to come with him to watch while he paddled Tam. I never asked if it was Bill’s or Tam’s idea to have her paddling witnessed. I suspect it was Bill who was delightfully evil.
This reminds me that I have a sequence of pictures of Sharon being switched outdoors in full view of everyone. I should post them.
Yes Yes you should
At any respectable gathering of Brats one can be sure as many as possible will be thrown under the bus… and a shout out to that lass in the kitchen. She did quite the admirable job of staying in position given the burn a switch can leave ‘behind’.
At any respectable gathering of Brats one can be sure as many as possible will be thrown under the bus…
That is so true. Reminds me of just one brat. I was giving Pam a lecture. Bacall got home and Pam tried out her alibi on her. Bacall listened, said Spank her, turned, and went upstairs. Pam had a look of shock on her face. I am still chuckling about it.
I love the scene.