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I hate DRUNK people.

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His buddies kept coming over to our table wanting to know if I was gonna fight him. There were 3 of us and about 12-15 of them. Our waitress came with our food and I told her to tell the manager to call the police and ambulance.

 

She told me they have already been called, so we ate our meal and luckly they got back to playing pool and forgot about me. Why they chose me I have no idea. Bama hat maybe.

 

As we got up to go back to the hotel they paid no attention, so it died away.

 

I was ready to defend myself, but I was really scared, but as we got back to the lobby my buddies who never said a thing to the drunks, and they came to our table about 10 times said..."well if they had ask me to fight, I would have jump up and gave it to them, yeah said the other buddy, me too"

 

I just shook my head and walked away, knowing I had maybe said something to the drunks that made them leave me alone.

 

15-3. not good or maybe 15-1 I was embrassed for my two buddies.

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His buddies kept coming over to our table wanting to know if I was gonna fight him. There were 3 of us and about 12-15 of them. Our waitress came with our food and I told her to tell the manager to call the police and ambulance.

 

She told me they have already been called, so we ate our meal and luckly they got back to playing pool and forgot about me. Why they chose me I have no idea. Bama hat maybe.

 

As we got up to go back to the hotel they paid no attention, so it died away.

 

I was ready to defend myself, but I was really scared, but as we got back to the lobby my buddies who never said a thing to the drunks, and they came to our table about 10 times said..."well if they had ask me to fight, I would have jump up and gave it to them, yeah said the other buddy, me too"

 

I just shook my head and walked away, knowing I had maybe said something to the drunks that made them leave me alone.

 

15-3. not good or maybe 15-1 I was embrassed for my two buddies.

 

 

Haha you've gotta love your friends sometimes. Mine were actually just really ticked that I got sucker punched since I hadn't said a single thing to them, just kept pulling my friends along and trying to keep everyone cool.

 

I guess the punks thought that because I didn't want to fight, that I couldn't fight even though I'm a bigger fella(I'm convinced pea coats just don't make you look tough lol). They found out that this was not the case at all.:fight:

After being a bouncer, I agree. I can't stand drunks in public places.

 

"But I wasn't drunk in pub-lic. I was drunk in a bar, and you threw me in pub-lic."

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

After being a bouncer, I agree. I can't stand drunks in public places. I especially despise the ones like sportsfan ran into, the ones with liquid courage. :madman:

 

The good thing about liquid courage is it drains away real freakin' fast when a thumb is applied firmly to an eyeball. :sssh: :D

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The good thing about liquid courage is it drains away real freakin' fast when a thumb is applied firmly to an eyeball. :sssh: :D

 

Now Jim that's not very nice.;)

Now Jim that's not very nice.;)

 

Getting into bar fights isn't either. I always took solace in the fact that I was just a little bit crazier than my opponent, and willing to do whatever was necessary to ensure they got the worse end of the deal. Guys who go to bars and get into fights for fun need to be taught that there shouldn't be anything fun about fights. Sometimes drastic measures need to be taken to ensure they learn their lesson. :D

Getting into bar fights isn't either. I always took solace in the fact that I was just a little bit crazier than my opponent, and willing to do whatever was necessary to ensure they got the worse end of the deal. Guys who go to bars and get into fights for fun need to be taught that there shouldn't be anything fun about fights. Sometimes drastic measures need to be taken to ensure they learn their lesson. :D

 

Absolutely I agree. I'm physically poised to be on average a winner in a fair fight, but having three older brothers taught me to be nasty, and strategically, when you're up against either one large, or multiple opponents, if you bring blood and bring it fast, the others will think less likely to try to join in. I learned that from one of those military-worst-case-scenario guys... not face to face, but an article in a particular gentleman's magazine.:lol:

I had a buddy in the Marines who was the nicest guy in the world, but when he would get drunk in a bar, he'd start looking for a fight. Nothing personal; he wasn't even rude about it. He just looked for the meanest, baddest looking guy in the bar and ask him if he wanted to fight. When I was with him, his wife assigned me to stay sober and get his butt out of the bar if he started looking around. If all hell broke loose, I was supposed to get him out alive.

You wouldn't have a problem with me or my friends....When we get drunk, we're just friendly....We're lovers, not fighters. :D

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Getting into bar fights isn't either. I always took solace in the fact that I was just a little bit crazier than my opponent, and willing to do whatever was necessary to ensure they got the worse end of the deal. Guys who go to bars and get into fights for fun need to be taught that there shouldn't be anything fun about fights. Sometimes drastic measures need to be taken to ensure they learn their lesson. :D

 

 

I came to this same conclusion, unfortunately it was the next day. I realized I could've literally done anything I wanted to, to the last guy, his friends ran away like little punks. He told me to get off of him lol, so I punched him a few more times. But looking back the guy deserved no respect whatsoever sense he was running his mouth and wanted to fight. I totally could've spit in his eyes. That'd have to kill your self esteem.:lol:

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Absolutely I agree. I'm physically poised to be on average a winner in a fair fight, but having three older brothers taught me to be nasty, and strategically, when you're up against either one large, or multiple opponents, if you bring blood and bring it fast, the others will think less likely to try to join in. I learned that from one of those military-worst-case-scenario guys... not face to face, but an article in a particular gentleman's magazine.:lol:

 

They all joined in, but not for long, after getting punched first I obviously looked towards the ground, realized it was on, and used a double leg take down on his friend; that may not sound to fierce, but on concrete, and with his head slamming into a truck bumpber, it was rather effective. The another guy swung and missed, he was down quickly, and then a straight Goldburg spear for the last guy, follow by making him feel less than manly. They all ran afterwards.

 

Honestly the only bad thing about the fight was my phone getting lost..... and kinda wanting it to happen again.:fight:

The good thing about liquid courage is it drains away real freakin' fast when a thumb is applied firmly to an eyeball. :sssh: :D

 

Also, you would be surprised how easy they are to deal with once they are forced to take a little nap. ;) When they do wake up, their head usually hurts so bad that they no longer want to fight.

They all joined in, but not for long, after getting punched first I obviously looked towards the ground, realized it was on, and used a double leg take down on his friend; that may not sound to fierce, but on concrete, and with his head slamming into a truck bumpber, it was rather effective. The another guy swung and missed, he was down quickly, and then a straight Goldburg spear for the last guy, follow by making him feel less than manly. They all ran afterwards.

 

Honestly the only bad thing about the fight was my phone getting lost..... and kinda wanting it to happen again.:fight:

 

Sounds like someone needs to join the UFC. :lol:

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Sounds like someone needs to join the UFC. :lol:

 

I've been in the mood to spar ever since. Took tae kwon do classes growing up, I've been thinking about getting back into it, have some friends that fight now; legally I mean.:lol:

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Also, you would be surprised how easy they are to deal with once they are forced to take a little nap. ;) When they do wake up, their head usually hurts so bad that they no longer want to fight.

 

By far my favorite, I'm not going to lie, I was a little nervous the other night, mostly because this is what I do when I fight. I've always said I don't have any problem fighting one person, or maybe two, but when I have to account for multiple thats when I get nervous. I'm average height, but my friends that have fought or wrestled say that I have "choke hold arms", which is convenient seeing as how that's typically how I resolve any fight I encounter.

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