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Originally posted by vetran View PostHaving twice been assaulted by near strangers
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostOn average, how long after people meet you do they want to assault you?
Well first one was a chap who started attacking my mate who is so laid back everyone loves him, to top it off he was stoned so completely defenceless. I waded in and asked this chap to stop attacking my friend, the muppet took a swing at me all I needed, I kept putting him on the floor until he stopped trying to hit us. Didn't even know his name.
Second chap I knew vaguely from my local, he was a nasty drunk and frequently turned psycho, most people avoided him as he was trouble when he drank. I was at a party sitting on the floor and chatting to one of the barmaids from said local, who I had known for years (shared friends). This bloke tried to kick me in the face because I was chatting to her, I think he thought he would have a chance with her if he showed his macho side, her girlfriend might have been upset about that. Again I had to defend myself.
When he got out of hospital he came after me with a mini jack (pissed again), my friend and the barman (a big feck off ex squaddie) convinced him it was a bad idea to try a rematch.
He eventually went teetotal, married a fellow alcoholic and went to run a laundrette in Scotland, to be fair he came and apologised before he moved up there, we parted on good terms.
Most of the rest of time I talked myself out of these situations or ran like feck .
I did nearly have an issue when drinking with some hells angels and they realised my mate was shagging one of their girlfriends (mad fecker) , Usain Bolt would have been impressed at our speed.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
Oh they don't even have to officially meet me.
Well first one was a chap who started attacking my mate who is so laid back everyone loves him, to top it off he was stoned so completely defenceless. I waded in and asked this chap to stop attacking my friend, the muppet took a swing at me all I needed, I kept putting him on the floor until he stopped trying to hit us. Didn't even know his name.
Second chap I knew vaguely from my local, he was a nasty drunk and frequently turned psycho, most people avoided him as he was trouble when he drank. I was at a party sitting on the floor and chatting to one of the barmaids from said local, who I had known for years (shared friends). This bloke tried to kick me in the face because I was chatting to her, I think he thought he would have a chance with her if he showed his macho side, her girlfriend might have been upset about that. Again I had to defend myself.
When he got out of hospital he came after me with a mini jack (pissed again), my friend and the barman (a big feck off ex squaddie) convinced him it was a bad idea to try a rematch.
He eventually went teetotal, married a fellow alcoholic and went to run a laundrette in Scotland, to be fair he came and apologised before he moved up there, we parted on good terms.
Most of the rest of time I talked myself out of these situations or ran like feck .
I did nearly have an issue when drinking with some hells angels and they realised my mate was shagging one of their girlfriends (mad fecker) , Usain Bolt would have been impressed at our speed.Comment
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Originally posted by jainnode View Post
right -ohAlways forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
you asked. Just a few of the highlights of my very much misspent youth with a bunch of nutters as mates.Comment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
technically, it was dh000g who asked...
I thought the tales would amuse a few people. Scotch John (the laundry guy) always reminds me how drink is a poor friend. The first muppet was determined to bully my mate and my idiot mate nearly got me killed, he did cost me a 10 mile walk in the pissing rain..
Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by Fraidycat View Posthomophone
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
I was talking to the congregation, sniping posters don't impress me much especially when they aren't funny.
I thought the tales would amuse a few people. Scotch John (the laundry guy) always reminds me how drink is a poor friend. The first muppet was determined to bully my mate and my idiot mate nearly got me killed, he did cost me a 10 mile walk in the pissing rain..
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
I was talking to the congregation, sniping posters don't impress me much especially when they aren't funny.
Good attempt at back-tracking. You couldn't resist my post as an opportunity to try and impress people how handy you are.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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