South Central Man Beats Up 16 Year Old Girl

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Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTON

I wish I had been in line behind him...

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You would have got to the front quicker

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Originally Posted by Plopeater

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Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTON

I wish I had been in line behind him...

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You would have got to the front quicker

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BWAHAHAHAHAHA...

The plop is back and in full affect, baby!;D

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Originally Posted by Plopeater

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Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTON

I wish I had been in line behind him...

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You would have got to the front quicker

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And you would have cleared out the whole place with plop dribbling from your mouth:p

Ploppy... fix your sig. It's an "X"

Had it been a male, that man wouldn't have dared punch him. Probably some old ill-tempered asshole who's better off dead than alive. :shakehead:

Just from how it looks I think the girl said something really rude and disrespectful to an adult. Something =should= have been done, but not that. I think the girl is probably ill-mannered and has gone unchecked for sometime. It's a shame to have happened, but in situations such as that it's bound to.

Hell, it happened to me. Granted, it wasn't an adult who did it, but I shot my mouth off to the wrong person and got my hat handed to me. Wrong is wrong, but I learned something from my own actions: you can't go around speaking to everybody however you want and not even because you might get beaten up. The man is a monster for punching a child, but it could have been another 16 year old with a gun or someone with a bat or someone who wouldn't have stopped at a few punches. This easily could have happened a hundred different ways when you have someone who will speak to anyone in however a nasty manner at any given time. Again, I'll say for the record I'm not blaming her for getting punched, I'm blaming her for her own words. Reflecting on what I said to the person who later on beat me up, I feel embarrassed and not because I got beat up. It was a really shitty thing to say to another human being and =somehow= I needed to be checked. I wish it could have been done with words of someone wiser than me, but it didn't work out that way.

He has a decent right. I think he could have got back to his guard quicker, maybe have his hands higher, but overall the combination seemed to work out ok. :kick:

The way he chased her with punches was very reminiscent of Amir Khan in his prime.

I think this guy needs to sleep with the fishes.

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Originally Posted by Killface

Just from how it looks I think the girl said something really rude and disrespectful to an adult. Something =should= have been done, but not that. I think the girl is probably ill-mannered and has gone unchecked for sometime. It's a shame to have happened, but in situations such as that it's bound to.

Hell, it happened to me. Granted, it wasn't an adult who did it, but I shot my mouth off to the wrong person and got my hat handed to me. Wrong is wrong, but I learned something from my own actions: you can't go around speaking to everybody however you want and not even because you might get beaten up. The man is a monster for punching a child, but it could have been another 16 year old with a gun or someone with a bat or someone who wouldn't have stopped at a few punches. This easily could have happened a hundred different ways when you have someone who will speak to anyone in however a nasty manner at any given time. Again, I'll say for the record I'm not blaming her for getting punched, I'm blaming her for her own words. Reflecting on what I said to the person who later on beat me up, I feel embarrassed and not because I got beat up. It was a really shitty thing to say to another human being and =somehow= I needed to be checked. I wish it could have been done with words of someone wiser than me, but it didn't work out that way.

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I hear ya' but we can't just go round smacking everyone who pisses us off or says the wrong thing to us.....no matter how much we'd like to :cool:

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Originally Posted by Plopeater

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Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTON

I wish I had been in line behind him...

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You would have got to the front quicker

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Nice ;D

That moronic cunt shouldn't have been throwing right-handers but we don't know what she said. Maybe she threatened to cut his kids or something. You just don't know.

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Originally Posted by Missy

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Originally Posted by Killface

Just from how it looks I think the girl said something really rude and disrespectful to an adult. Something =should= have been done, but not that. I think the girl is probably ill-mannered and has gone unchecked for sometime. It's a shame to have happened, but in situations such as that it's bound to.

Hell, it happened to me. Granted, it wasn't an adult who did it, but I shot my mouth off to the wrong person and got my hat handed to me. Wrong is wrong, but I learned something from my own actions: you can't go around speaking to everybody however you want and not even because you might get beaten up. The man is a monster for punching a child, but it could have been another 16 year old with a gun or someone with a bat or someone who wouldn't have stopped at a few punches. This easily could have happened a hundred different ways when you have someone who will speak to anyone in however a nasty manner at any given time. Again, I'll say for the record I'm not blaming her for getting punched, I'm blaming her for her own words. Reflecting on what I said to the person who later on beat me up, I feel embarrassed and not because I got beat up. It was a really shitty thing to say to another human being and =somehow= I needed to be checked. I wish it could have been done with words of someone wiser than me, but it didn't work out that way.

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I hear ya' but we can't just go round smacking everyone who pisses us off or says the wrong thing to us.....no matter how much we'd like to :cool:

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You're absolutely right: what the man did is entirely inexcusable. All I'm saying is sometimes we give people a justified feeling for doing crappy things. I'm sure he wouldn't have just punched her out the blue; he felt justified based on what she said. He wasn't, but he felt like he was.

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Originally Posted by Killface

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Originally Posted by Missy

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Originally Posted by Killface

Just from how it looks I think the girl said something really rude and disrespectful to an adult. Something =should= have been done, but not that. I think the girl is probably ill-mannered and has gone unchecked for sometime. It's a shame to have happened, but in situations such as that it's bound to.

Hell, it happened to me. Granted, it wasn't an adult who did it, but I shot my mouth off to the wrong person and got my hat handed to me. Wrong is wrong, but I learned something from my own actions: you can't go around speaking to everybody however you want and not even because you might get beaten up. The man is a monster for punching a child, but it could have been another 16 year old with a gun or someone with a bat or someone who wouldn't have stopped at a few punches. This easily could have happened a hundred different ways when you have someone who will speak to anyone in however a nasty manner at any given time. Again, I'll say for the record I'm not blaming her for getting punched, I'm blaming her for her own words. Reflecting on what I said to the person who later on beat me up, I feel embarrassed and not because I got beat up. It was a really shitty thing to say to another human being and =somehow= I needed to be checked. I wish it could have been done with words of someone wiser than me, but it didn't work out that way.

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I hear ya' but we can't just go round smacking everyone who pisses us off or says the wrong thing to us.....no matter how much we'd like to :cool:

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You're absolutely right: what the man did is entirely inexcusable. All I'm saying is sometimes we give people a justified feeling for doing crappy things. I'm sure he wouldn't have just punched her out the blue; he felt justified based on what she said. He wasn't, but he felt like he was.

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I'm guessing the conversation went something like this...

"What u doin cuttin in line, biatch! mothafaker!"

"S'cuse me?" HOOK... HOOK, STRAIGHT ...HOOK ! :kick: