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[Closed] When was the last time you properly lost your rag

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Is it ever permissable to go for the nuts?

depends whether you are fighting for pride or survival.

A good hard kick in the balls or the kneecap, followed by one in the stomach does for most people


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 5:12 pm
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Gorillas have tiny testicles: [url= http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/1374995?uid=3738032&uid=2129&uid=2&uid=70&uid=4&sid=21101476917891 ]http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/1374995?uid=3738032&uid=2129&uid=2&uid=70&uid=4&sid=21101476917891[/url]

you'd have to get a lucky shot in whilst 400lb of enraged ape was trying to separate your arms from your torso.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 5:12 pm
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Very good friend in a very bad mood whilst out on the bikes. He was blatently lying about something and I simply pointed it out. He got overly agressive and was in my face (which I put up with). Then he started prodding my chest (which I also put up with). Then he said 'You're lucky you're an old man' I flipped and beat the crap out of him..

This nearly happens every time we went out riding with my best mates, is that a bad sign lol?

Seriously though, I know what you mean. "Oh man I was so much faster than you over the gap after that big berm. You looked kind of slow" "Say what?"

Many scuffles were had, but none of us ever punched anyone else. Although I came close nearly every ride, but on the way home were all best mates again lol.

depends whether you are fighting for pride or survival.

Pride - no. Survival - hell yes. If someone bigger than me was strangling me I'd have absolutely no problem repeatedly kicking him in the balls. Who would?


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 5:14 pm
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Is it ever permissable to go for the nuts?

Is it ever not?

Throats are very effective too, I hear.

I calmly and rationally explained why i'd done it and offered to move so she could have first go but she called me selfish and could i just now hurry up as she was busy and didn't have time to waste on tossers like me.

I think some people just like to be martyrs. I know a few people like this.

Mate of mine once lent another mate some money. A few days later, Mate #1 says to #2, "hey, do you want me to go and get that cash for you now?" #2 replies, "no worry, whenever, I'm in no rush."

Later that same night, in the pub with #2, he makes a big song and dance about how #1 "still hasn't given me back the money he owes me." Arse.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 5:15 pm
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Later that same night, in the pub with #2, he makes a big song and dance about how #1 "still hasn't given me back the money he owes me." Arse.

Some people are too polite to say straight up "Yes gimme my money back you plonk." But repaying it as soon as you can afford to is the right thing to do.

That annoys me.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 5:37 pm
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Booted a morrisons self service till once, right in the screen.

Actual LOL. Very impressive.

Kicking someone in the nuts? Actually taught at most martial arts places I know. We have one TKD instructor, 6'7", 18st 8th Dan and 3 times world heavy weight champion. he's good, really, really good. He's quite happy to admit that he'd simply knock someone's balls into their stomachs, then stamp on them to ensure they pop back out before running away. If it's good enough for him...


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 5:58 pm
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for the second time in a week, what transapp says.

Fighting isn't like it is on the telly.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:05 pm
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Apart from swearing at the odd driver I have never ever lost my rag or got angry


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:07 pm
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On hindsight i wish i'd just carried on my way but after being pushed over my hand was kind of forced....

Did you not bring that on yourself by shouting at them?


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:15 pm
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i have never once lost my cool.
violence solves nothing and is utterly disgraceful behavior.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:20 pm
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Did you not bring that on yourself by shouting at them?

Sounded like the driver cut him up quite badly.

Do you just ignore it when someone nearly takes you out?


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:24 pm
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The only time i've really lost it was seeing the girl who'd broke up with me a week before, being very 'friendly' with another bloke. If my best mate hadn't been there to drag me away it might have got ugly ๐Ÿ™


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:56 pm
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Re: a kick in the balls - I was kind of thinking the kind of scuffles that some of you seem to get into with riding mates. Something in me thinks that kicking a mate in the nuts over a who's the fastest rider disagreement would be OTT (whereas a bitch slapping contest is fair game, if you must)

Clearly in the case of confronting a mugger or burglar, they'd deserve a swift bit of toe/plum justice.

Although in reality I'd probably wee myself a bit and hand over my wallet. I can mentally torment a car washing granny, but in real life I'm probably a bit of a coward*

* although i did once step in and break up a 'fight' between a girl and a bloke having a domestic in the taxi rank after a night out. But they both told me to **** off, so I don't think that counts.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 6:58 pm
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in terms of kicking someone in the nuts, if someone is trying to hurt me, i dont care what i have to do to stop them. Anything goes. I haven't even thrown a punch at someone for about 10 years though.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 7:12 pm
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About a year ago, punched a guy in the face. Won't go into the details because it's petty and I'm ashamed of it, I'm generally pretty good at avoiding conflict though. People who are clearly lying to my face wind me up though. As do those that continue to argue after they've been proven wrong.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 7:32 pm
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There are some dark characters in this thread.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 7:38 pm
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As do those that continue to argue after they've been proven wrong.

The arrival of the internet can't have done your blood pressure any good?


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 7:44 pm
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I tend to ignore them once I realise that's what's going on, much easier on the interweb than in person. Actually have quite low blood pressure, maybe that helps.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 7:52 pm
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About 10yrs ago

HAd to leave one work site to get to another 30 miles away and had to be there under an hour. Easy.

My car was totally blocked in against 2 walls and another car by a fire extinguisher service van parked totally outside any marked paces.

I phoned his head office who couldn't contact him either though he supposedly had a mobile. Went to the site security office (private car park) and they couldn't give a shit. No means of contacting they guy though they said "he always does that" and no interest in helping me move his van. He could been in one of 2 buildings quarter of a mile apart and both with about 8 floors, so I had to go & find him. On my way to the second building, very nearly already late for a meeting with about 20 colleagues waiting for me I got caught in a massive downpour and thunderstorm (obviously no coat on).

Found the guy on the 4th or so floor and asked him to move his van quickly as I needed to get away. Didn't even look at me, just carried on twiddling with a valve (it wasn't on a pressurised cylinder so no "danger") and said "ten minutes"

I told him if he wasn't on his feet in 10 seconds I'd drag him down the stairs by his **** heels. He got up & walked really slowly down the stairs and to the car park then as he got in to move his van and closed the door he made some smartarsed comment about "wasn't so hard, was it ?" and I properly flipped. Pulled his door open and pulled him out and I'd have merrily battered him if one of the security blokes hadn't tuned up.

Did wonder if I was going to have a bit of HR bother over that one but came to nothing other than I got a load of shit for missing the original meeting.

After discussing (without specifics) with my boss I did change my working schedule so I no longer work split days across sites but if the same situation occurred I'm not sure I could avoid doing it again

Pathetic ๐Ÿ™„


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 8:07 pm
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Bloke overtook me once and his mirror actual went UNDER my elbow, proper shit me up.
Anyway, he stop in traffic about 1/2 a mile down the road so I pull up next to him and calmly explain how close he was (honestly....i was surprisingly nice considering) and he just shrugs and says "its okay...I.didn't hit you", I really start to go medieval at him (read the side of his car), he quickly came round and apologised and I very quickly realised how mental I looked and did the same. All very strange.

The other time my foot slipped of my pedal in front of a car (slight uphill and slow traffic) and I went down hard, got up to see the bloke laughing at me do I threw my bike at his car...bounced of his bonnet and did a fair bit of damage, I did the honourable thing and got the **** outta dodge.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 8:31 pm
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Can't actually remember the last time, so either I don't really get that angry or I control it well.


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 8:32 pm
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Hmm, theres been a few red mist incidents on the bike over the years.
Narrow single track lane, car practically force mate in front into the verge and tries to do the same to me. It was at that point I realised that the latest shape mondeos actually have quite fragile wingmirrors.

Another time had been out for a ride with my brother in law, going back along my road (parked car on both sides, one lane for both directions) and a car is behind me. Theres no way for him to pass as there isnt room, no matter was nearly home, driver toots his horn for me to get out of his way, I slammed on the brakes and stopped in the middle of the road and give it WTF ra ra ra and he says I should move out of his way as Im in his way. Cue big FU from me followed by BIG sticky gob right in the middle of his bonnet. He goes loopy, BIL tell me to leave it etc etc.

In the car once, some clown forces his way past parked cars, clipping and breaking my wing mirror. Cue emergency stop from me then chasing him down the road very quickly in reverse, him stopping, me climbing out of my car, punching his mirror, "now we're equal, tosser" and driving off.

There's nothing there for me to be proud of. ๐Ÿ˜ณ


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 9:17 pm
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for the second time in a week, what transapp says.

I've got an admirer - how sweet! :mrgreen:


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 10:49 pm
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I'm too scared to let rip. Always take the high ground and try to be polite in angry situations as it winds people up more.
Had a nose to nose in Legoland carpark once. Thought the guy was going to drop me in front of his entire family as I didn't pull forward in a queue by 50cm. Fortunately making him look stupid in front of hundreds of people sat in the same queue was enough for him to eventually back down. Shame it took another hour to get out of the carpark and all the time he was behind me and he could see me laughing.


 
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I was surprised at how calm I felt actually. Cold actually, felt like I had ice water in my head. Felt very rational at the time and quite sick about 2 hours afterwards.

I get that too. The worse the situation, the colder, clearer-thinking and more emotionless I get. It all comes out later; sometimes much later. It's a survival thing I think. As is red-mist. These are normal human emotions brought on by stress. They need managing, but don't deny them.

The problem is when it comes out at an inappropriate time. I'm so unused to anger that I was caught out at work: a small work-related trigger causing raging from the untimely death of my wife two months earlier. Hands were shaking and I wanted hurl things and would have punched anyone who spoke to me. I quickly left but made the mistake of driving straight home. I wanted to ram every car off the road and was going at ludicrous speeds. I stopped a few times and got home in one piece. Not terribly responsible driving a car in that state ๐Ÿ™

The punchbag in garage got beaten until my hands were raw (I didn't bother with gloves) and anger turned to tears. It hasn't happened again, but it might. So it goes.


 
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As do those that continue to argue after they've been proven wrong.

and you don't have teenage boys either. ๐Ÿ˜€


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 11:30 pm
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i usually only loose it with inanimate objects. especially printers, but i did completely loose my temper with a young copper the other day. he was pulling out right by a zebra crossing i was halfway across and a car went through at 35mph+ (i had two dogs on leads and the car missed me and them by inches) I looked at him in shock because he hadnt reacted and he said "that's a big dog what breed is he?" which to be fair is what everyone says when they see harry. i went off on a proper mental rant for a good 5 mins about observational skills being essential for the job etc etc. he just sat there and took it. i think i was lucky he was young and on his own, lucky not to fall down the police steps that evening i think


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 11:38 pm
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Loose my rag..? I have what can only be described as strops.. the odd door slam, bit of a raised voice. Wouldnt like to really loose it someone would get very hurt.
Punch bag in the garage helps as dose riding in the peak and learning a few little grrrr's are better than an explosive roar!


 
Posted : 10/12/2012 11:41 pm
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Well as I'm currently trying to give up the fags again I shall regale you with what happened one of the other times I was trying to give up.

One morning I was joining the M1 as usual, & it was a bit slow (as usual) & I was trying to keep a steady pace in the inside lane, so when things sped up a little I was looking ahead at what was happening a little further up the road & trying not to just speed up, brake, repeat. Well the lorry behind didn't like steady progress & started to tailgate me, for a while I put up with it then got bored & started to brake him obviously knowing it would take him a while to get up to speed again. This went on for a while until he had enough & went for an overtake into lane 2 whilst missing my rear bumper by a distance I deemed unsafe, so the red mist descended, I sped up & pulled across lanes 1 & 2 & braked him to a standstill, jumped out of the car & had a full blown discussion with him in the middle of the motorway.

On reflection it was not one of my best decisions, but felt proper good at the time ๐Ÿ™‚


 
Posted : 11/12/2012 12:31 am
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I'm generally not at all confrontational and it takes a helluva lot to get me to react to any kind of provocation. The last time that I got pretty mad was actually as myself. Day before flying to the alps this summer, left work and drove the 100miles to oxford to my mate's where we were going from to heathrow the next morning. I'd been there less time than it takes for the kettle to boil and I realised i'd forgotten my passport. Had rather a massive rage at myself for being such an idiot. Got straight back in the van and drove home. Few hours kip and then drove back again, still annoyed at myself. Thankfully a week in morzine made me forget all about it. I don't think i've been angry since.


 
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There are some dark characters in this thread.

I'm quite surprised that some people who appear to be adults think that having a fight is the ideal response to "being cut up" and suchlike. Children. It's a bit like people who can't express themselves without swearing - the immature response ๐Ÿ˜€


 
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Bollocks.


 
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