Well, I don't recall the worst event of my life, but this one was funny in the end, and a little annoying when it happened:
It was my sophomore year in High School, and it was lunch time. Every day (literally, every day, even if it was raining) at lunch, I'd get my food and go stand at this one spot outside. It was like... A wooden post in the ground that came up to my belt which I set my books on (so it kinda made a book-sized table for me to set my food on), with trees, a good view of half of the outside lunch area, and half of the school in the view to the front, and then behind me was the rest of the lunch area, mostly the indoors section. There were like... Ten tables behind me, too, which were always crowded by the same groups of kids, kinda like they silently claimed that table as their own. So I figured, this post would be my spot, where I'd come each day to enjoy lunch - why not? The view was great, and the shade from the trees was nice, too.
Well, one day, about... The middle of the year, this group of kids at one of the tables behind me decides to throw oranges at me, just because they didn't like that I stood by myself all the time, in the same spot. Well, they were all poor shots, so they mostly missed me, with the best hit being one grazing the side of my leg. I turned around and asked all of the tables in the area if they saw who threw them, and of course, no one confessed. Well, I didn't see an administrator in the lunch area at the time, so I waited until lunch was over, and spoke to my teacher, who gave me a pass to see the building administrator.
We worked out an increase in staff patrolling the area, so that was good (it actually did increase, even for the rest of my years at High School). Well, the next day, they threw one orange, and right away I found a staff member and reported the table that was laughing, and the one I most suspected to be them... Which evidently, turned out to be right.
So, it was annoying while it was happening, but funny in the end - honestly, throwing oranges at someone just because they choose to stand in a beautiful spot at lunch, alone, every day? Seems like they couldn't stand someone being different. ;D
Oh yeah, even up to my last day in that school, I had people picking on me for staying in that spot, but never to such an extreme, and only on certain occasions.