B*zilla with a CAPITAL B!

Normally, I think we have all read, and agreed that the term Bridezilla should never have been invented. I personally have been called that once and I have to tell you, considering how flexible I am, and how I have been busting my tail to make everything easy for everyone else, I was not a happy camper to be called this - even in joking. I really just wanted to fire back with "Well, since you are such a pretentious snotty two-face b*tch, I guess we are even! Oh, heheh - I was only kidding." But then I read stories like this one from View From the Top of the Cake:

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Yes Timmy, There Really is a Bridezilla!

This Cake Story submitted by: Marion Cardwell-Ferrer
www.sincrediblepastries.com

I met with a bride and groom about their wedding cake.

The bride did all of the talking. The groom just sat there like a lost puppy dog. He looked like he really wanted to interject, but he didn't. Finally I asked him what he thought about the cake flavor and what styles he liked etc... The bride shot back at me " I AM PAYING FOR THIS CAKE, I DECIDE WHAT IT'S GOING TO BE" I sat there in total shock and total silence for what seemed like an eternity. Finally the groom said " the NEXT time I get married I'M paying for the cake" I think at that point my guts ripped in half...I wanted to tell the groom to run for the hills and never look back. When I arrived at the wedding to set up the cake, the father of the bride came over to the table and said " THIS is the cake?"- in a VERY derogatory tone.(.he didn't even introduce himself). I thought to myself "like father like daughter" and kept decorating. Several weeks later I received a call from the bride saying that I left the strawberries off the top layer of cake and that her father was a lawyer ( there's a big surprise! )she wanted her money back or she would sue me. I sent her a refund for the strawberries I left off the cake- probably three strawberries TOTAL and told her that she could take me to small claims court. I never heard back form them because of course, they knew they had no case. I heard from the wedding coordinator that she was divorced in less than two months ( another BIG surprise!). Those were the worst clients I ever had. I really hope the groom re-married a NICE girl! I think he finally got the picture!

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Its sad, but she sure seems to fill the shoes of the word. So, maybe it shouldn't be abolished, but anyone who thinks its a funny term to toss around should have their toe stepped on, and then forced to read a story like this.
Anyone else come across a b-zilla who fits the bill?