All I say is (((tell your mum her money is in the bread bin))) and if they don?t get it I perplex them by saying well I know why she prefers me then you (((wink wink)))
So's mine...Volstag9 said:My entire town is filled with them
Is that an accidental simpsons reference?sv93 said:Haha, that would be something to see. Some little kid makes fun of you while your driving, you step out and you could crush him like a grape! lol
I meant the kid swearing, sorry that I wasn't clear. Also I am Australian and throwing stones at people will get you in deep shit! Seriously, I cannot get away with throwing things at people.Jaythulhu said:Where did I swear? I have several choice phrases that I use when confronted by little punks, but I see nowhere in my post that I swore. Things may be different in the US, but down here in australia where software/movie pirates get more jail time that murders, pedophiles and rapists combined, I see no issues with throwing stones at poorly behaved children/parents of such.Nazulu said:Can we try to avoid the violence to children? If I threw a rock at anyone I could be sued and I don't want to kill anyone! There is always a clever way to do things however alot of people here just prefer to get revenge.
Also no one should be swearing like this, if I see people who swear in every sentence they make in public, I just gather that they are punks who don't care for the people around them.
Lol... Fair enough.SnowCold said:I just though that its slightly funny that you said a cuss word in that line.
Jeez
I know that most of our respective state police forces are corrupt as allan bond, but we need to draw the line in the sand somewhere. As a born and bred queenslander, I have to say that beating the little over-entitled prats who think they have some kind of divine permissions into line with accepted societal norms should be a welcomed thing, not a criminally punished thing. If we had a police force in queensland that wasn't based around bullyboy mentality and a "might makes right" mentality, I'd probably be more agreeable to your stance. As things stand though, I can't bring myself to agree with you, as much as I want to from an intellectual view.Nazulu said:I meant the kid swearing, sorry that I wasn't clear. Also I am Australian and throwing stones at people will get you in deep shit! Seriously, I cannot get away with throwing things at people.Jaythulhu said:Where did I swear? I have several choice phrases that I use when confronted by little punks, but I see nowhere in my post that I swore. Things may be different in the US, but down here in australia where software/movie pirates get more jail time that murders, pedophiles and rapists combined, I see no issues with throwing stones at poorly behaved children/parents of such.Nazulu said:Can we try to avoid the violence to children? If I threw a rock at anyone I could be sued and I don't want to kill anyone! There is always a clever way to do things however alot of people here just prefer to get revenge.
Also no one should be swearing like this, if I see people who swear in every sentence they make in public, I just gather that they are punks who don't care for the people around them.
You didn't put your fist through the skull of that little fuck? Why not?PsyberGoth said:This kid who was like ten and at least two feet shorter than me walked up to me at a christmas party, kicked me in the shins and said "What the fuck are you looking at, fuck-face......" etc, and degenerated into a string of incoherent cuss-words.
And my little brother swears like a fishwife.
curlycrouton said:So's mine...Volstag9 said:My entire town is filled with them
I once got a coke bottle thrown at my head by a fat ten-year-old and his sniggering mates. I calmly picked it up and handed it back to him saying:
"I think you dropped this".
Unfortunately he started laughing at me, at which point I lost patience, grabbed the bottle from him and said, through gritted teeth, fists clenched:
"Would you kindly fuck off".
They ran for their lives.
It was a good day.
Win.Anonymouse said:This man is my hero [http://bash.org/?777977].