Fair enough.

 

However, your initial argument had nothing to do with not jumping to conclusions.

 

Haha true lol. But either way, I win lol jk.

He was probably being annoying....Last time I checked, that wasn't justifible grounds for assualt though.

 

Right on! Again go get security and let them handle it.

Sweet, I'm part of the YOUNG crowd on BGP:lol:

 

:lol: Congrats on both accounts!:thumb:

I'm with your initial feeling, Clyde. Little punk needed a beat down, I really wish the old guy could have delivered. I really don't care if she did slap him, in fact, if so I'm glad she did. A lot of young punks these days are way too free with their mouth and have zero regard for anyone.

I'm with your initial feeling, Clyde. Little punk needed a beat down, I really wish the old guy could have delivered. I really don't care if she did slap him, in fact, if so I'm glad she did. A lot of young punks these days are way too free with their mouth and have zero regard for anyone.

 

That pesky little thing called free speech gives them that right, does it not?

 

I don't care where I'm at, I will talk however I please, unless a person of authority tells me otherwise. However, if someone asks me nicely to refrain from using certain verbage, I'll gladly do so out of common courtesy.

Glad to see at least one person there do the right thing. The bigger, bald guy that came down and told security that the young guy didn't do anything needs to be commended. At least someone there was being objectionable and honest.

That pesky little thing called free speech gives them that right, does it not?

 

I don't care where I'm at, I will talk however I please, unless a person of authority tells me otherwise. However, if someone asks me nicely to refrain from using certain verbage, I'll gladly do so out of common courtesy.

I would hope you wouldn't need to use profanity in front of elderly people. That would really speak volumes about you if you you did. Same for in front of women you don't know or kids. I'll tell you, UKMF, if you were using out of control foul language in front of my wife I wouldn't be asking you nicely. There's no excuse for that.

I would hope you wouldn't need to use profanity in front of elderly people. That would really speak volumes about you if you you did. Same for in front of women you don't know or kids. I'll tell you, UKMF, if you were using out of control foul language in front of my wife I wouldn't be asking you nicely. There's no excuse for that.

 

That just shows the generation gap. I will agree about kids, however most women I know curse like drunken sailors anyhow. "Foul" language isn't the gigantic taboo your generation makes it out to be, anymore.

 

And as an example, my friends and I have had Bengals season tickets for the past 4-5 years, and during the games we, along with most in the crowd, will use profanity at times. There have been times where we, or those around us, have been asked to please refrain, due to some of the others there having children present. Everytime, we've been nothing but apologetic, and refrained from doing so further.

That just shows the generation gap. I will agree about kids, however most women I know curse like drunken sailors anyhow. "Foul" language isn't the gigantic taboo your generation makes it out to be, anymore.

 

And as an example, my friends and I have had Bengals season tickets for the past 4-5 years, and during the games we, along with most in the crowd, will use profanity at times. There have been times where we, or those around us, have been asked to please refrain, due to some of the others there having children present. Everytime, we've been nothing but apologetic, and refrained from doing so further.

I'm glad you refrained, but common decency seems to be lost on your generation, then. If you know kids are present, why do you feel the need to curse in the first place? Does it make you guys feel big? Tough? Hard? Seriously, what's the point in front of people you don't know, especially a little older than you or with kids?

 

I'm not trying to pick on you, I really just don't get it. I don't care if you curse, I do myself. It's who you curse in front of that bugs me.

I'm glad you refrained, but common decency seems to be lost on your generation, then. If you know kids are present, why do you feel the need to curse in the first place? Does it make you guys feel big? Tough? Hard? Seriously, what's the point in front of people you don't know, especially a little older than you or with kids?

 

I'm not trying to pick on you, I really just don't get it. I don't care if you curse, I do myself. It's who you curse in front of that bugs me.

 

Well usually, if we're aware of the kids sitting right in front or behind us, we don't. A lot of times at those games, you really don't notice the people that aren't directly around you though.

Well usually, if we're aware of the kids sitting right in front or behind us, we don't. A lot of times at those games, you really don't notice the people that aren't directly around you though.

OK, good to hear you guys aren't belligerent about it. I do think as you get older, have a family and so on, you'll view it differently. Just my two cents worth.

I wonder how the lady first approached the young man. If she was aggressive with her tone, then of course he's going to react like a punk. If she tried a softer approach and he punked up, then she should've gone to security and let them deal with it. Either way, there was no need for it to escalate to violence.

That just shows the generation gap. I will agree about kids, however most women I know curse like drunken sailors anyhow. "Foul" language isn't the gigantic taboo your generation makes it out to be, anymore.

 

And as an example, my friends and I have had Bengals season tickets for the past 4-5 years, and during the games we, along with most in the crowd, will use profanity at times. There have been times where we, or those around us, have been asked to please refrain, due to some of the others there having children present. Everytime, we've been nothing but apologetic, and refrained from doing so further.

 

No one curses more than I do. However, there's a time and place where it's acceptable and where it's not. My wife , on the other hand, does not. So it's probably a generational thing where younger females curse more than those in their 40s and up.

 

You have to know (and respect) your audience.

The cursing issue is why many families cannot or will not bring their children to NFL games.

I'm glad you refrained, but common decency seems to be lost on your generation, then. If you know kids are present, why do you feel the need to curse in the first place? Does it make you guys feel big? Tough? Hard? Seriously, what's the point in front of people you don't know, especially a little older than you or with kids?

 

I'm not trying to pick on you, I really just don't get it. I don't care if you curse, I do myself. It's who you curse in front of that bugs me.

 

Seriously? We are going to go the "kids are present route" here? We are guessing as to that being the case. However, my point is we bring that up here but have no problem with today's AAU, High School, and Middle School coaches whose audiences are nothing but kids cussing up a storm at the kids on the sidelines and throughout the games?