Vent - babies on longnhaul flights

ILW

goater78 wrote: »

Well the fact you think "girly" is an insult makes me think you're actually a bloke.

Surprising.

Different attitudes up here in the NE of England pet.

bod1467

I've had it happen to me - a spotty "yoof" with his girlfriend and some pals thought he was being tough. I asked nicely first time (for him to stop). Second time I asked him how easy he would find it to leave the cinema with broken legs ... he stopped.

I guess I also have "violence issues".

System

bod1467 wrote: »

I've had it happen to me - a spotty "yoof" with his girlfriend and some pals thought he was being tough. I asked nicely first time (for him to stop). Second time I asked him how easy he would find it to leave the cinema with broken legs ... he stopped.

I guess I also have "violence issues".

Well no because you didn't use violence.....

Are you sure you know what violence is?

bod1467

So the threat of violence rather than the actual fact (which I would have been prepared to carry out) means I DON'T have "violence issues"? Cool!

System

bod1467 wrote: »

So the threat of violence rather than the actual fact (which I would have been prepared to carry out) means I DON'T have "violence issues"? Cool!

If you were the type of person that would actually break a persons legs because he was kicking your chair then you're obviously mental.

However you didn't in fact use violence. You used a threat of violence which is a completely different thing!

ILW

No point in threatening anything, unless you are willing and able to carry out the threat.

System

ILW wrote: »

No point in threatening anything, unless you are willing and able to carry out the threat.

Tell that to North Korea.....

bod1467

goater78 wrote: »

you're obviously mental.

I'm pure dead mental man.

unholyangel

adouglasmhor wrote: »

A couple of people clapped who had seen the whole thing from the start, some told me to sit down, his GF left with him, I didn't have to wrestle him or drag him, just loosely take hold of his arm drop my weight a bit and keep him of balance as I walked him out the door.

Edited to add both me and him were at the aisle end of our row, I was in the last row forward before the walkway bit.

Edited again to add -someone repeatedly deliberately kicking your chair is not trivial, it is unacceptable and causes discomfort. I can only assume you have never experienced it.

I have to ask......was it a scottish cinema/were you born and/or raised in scotland? And the reason I'm asking is because in my experience, Scots tend to have a "no nonsense" attitude when it comes to certain things, people acting like fannies being one of them.

unholyangel

bod1467 wrote: »

I'm pure dead mental man.

How? :rotfl: