
"You - You're
good!"
"Very
good!."
"Ok, I'm
hurt."
"What?
Again?"
"Is this your
goal in life or something?"
"Not getting
tired of this?"
"This.......
again?"
"Thank
you!"
"Grow
up."
"Great try."
"That one
hurt."
"Sticks and
stones."
"Mission
accomplished."
"You are
wasting my time."
"Funny.....
funny. Laugh....laugh."
"And with a smile on his
face...."
"You're the
KING"
What? Are you
talking to me?
"Blah -
blah"
"New
material?"

"The real you
can't be this mean."
"You used to be
a good kid."
"That was kind
of funny, but stop."
"Using me for
laughs again?"
"I hope no one
is doing this to your little brother."
"Words."
"Ouch!."
These comebacks
are from bullystoppers.com
Comebacks are not for
everyone!
Comebacks can be
helpful when dealing with mean kids, however,
kids should practice comebacks with an adult.
Comebacks don't stop bullying, BUT they can increase
confidence, which can discourage bullies.
Comebacks is not a return insult! Never us a comeback if a kid
may become challenged or
violent! bullystoppers.com
disclaimer.
here's advice on using
comebacks:
The key to comeback lines is
to remain COOL and AVOID the temptation to trade name
calling or personal insults with the bully or
teaser. A great comeback line is brief and to the point
and leaves the bully or teaser feeling that they did not get
to you! Don't forget to always look them in the eye and
keep cool - anger is a sign to them that what they are doing
is working. Try some of the following, however
always remember: if another student is
threatening physical violence toward you, don't say anything
to him or her - do your best to
get away from the situation and to where a teacher or other
adult is located. Some examples:
Important link, Parry Aftab is a
lawyer and internationally known authority on cyberbullying.
Her main site is: www.stopcyberbullying.org.
This is your first stop for common sense information on
stopping this huge problem. Plus, check out her wildly
popular blog at: http://parryaftab.blogspot.com/.
She has also reviewed my book!
Important link, Please click here also to read the
story of Mike Neuts if you ever want to know why it is
important to stop bullying. I recently did a radio
show with Mike and as I talk to the self-esteem of many a
young person bullied. Mike's story has changed thousands
of Bullies into people of compassion. Mike and I agree
on so many points, but he will suffer with his bully story
every day of his life.
Cool link: Forgotten books is the place
to get all of those rare and important books you just can't
find. www.forgottenbooks.org