when was the last time you lost your temper in public

Stiffler2

If yer man was me I'd have taken a dump on your child's head, then vomit on your face.

I can vomit whenver I want because I'm just so awesome.


GO AWESOME

oldyouth

MyKeyG wrote: »

'Firstly' it's exactly what you said.Try to get what you said yourself straight if you plan to be taken seriously.:rolleyes:

Sorry, you're right of course. I meant to say that the act of bumping in to the couple was not bad behaviour but the failure to apologise for the accident, in my opinion, is

Johro

Deus Ex Machina wrote: »

Apologies, that post was composed during one of my less lucid moments.

Wow. It's like you're two different people.

Johro

flutterflye wrote: »

Ah losen up bluewolf.
You will loose out if you don't.

Careful now. That's just taking the piss. She'll let loose. It'll be bye bye flutterflye. We don't wanna lose ya.
*cough*

Tesco Massacre

I don't think I've ever lost my temper in public. Or even raised my voice, in fact. However, I saw Charlie McCreevy at the Leopardstown races a couple of years ago and I flicked a 'v' sign at him to show my displeasure.

I was about 50 yards away at the time, and standing behind a pillar, but I reckon he got the message. I showed him who's boss.

pragmatic1

Last year on the bus. The girl collecting the money was a **** so I told her so.

flutterflye

Johro wrote: »

Careful now. That's just taking the piss. She'll let loose. It'll be bye bye flutterflye. We don't wanna lose ya.
*cough*

Eh... what?
Who are you and what are you on about?

MyKeyG

A few years ago my GF was living in Dublin so I came back with her after one of her weekend visits home. We decided to let the crowd at Heuston move on so went into Supermacs.

A woman came in with a baby and two young kids. She sat behind and to the right of my GF. The kids ran ragged which didn't bother me because they were just being kids. I was halfway through my meal when she lay the baby on her lap and started changing it's nappy. She was about 5 yards away and what was in the babies nappy was just disgusting. She caught my eye and I must have looked mad because her face dropped and she mouthed sorry. I just boiled over. I stood up, pointed and shouted 'THAT'S DISGUSTING! ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING!!!'

The whole place went quiet and I just walked out and left the food there. I was worried people might think I was doing it just because she was black but I heard someone incredulously say 'Is she changing the nappy?' The only time I freaked out in public without drink down.

Rocky_Dennis

MyKeyG wrote: »

A few years ago my GF was living in Dublin so I came back with her after one of her weekend visits home. We decided to let the crowd at Heuston move on so went into Supermacs.

A woman came in with a baby and two young kids. She sat behind and to the right of my GF. The kids ran ragged which didn't bother me because they were just being kids. I was halfway through my meal when she lay the baby on her lap and started changing it's nappy. She was about 5 yards away and what was in the babies nappy was just disgusting. She caught my eye and I must have looked mad because her face dropped and she mouthed sorry. I just boiled over. I stood up, pointed and shouted 'THAT'S DISGUSTING! ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING!!!'

The whole place went quiet and I just walked out and left the food there. I was worried people might think I was doing it just because she was black but I heard someone incredulously say 'Is she changing the nappy?' The only time I freaked out in public without drink down.

She apologised you racist :P

wandatowell

I didnt know Monday Night Soccer were giving out cupcakes!!!!

Think I may tune in from now on

MyKeyG

Andrewh1984 wrote: »

She apologised you racist :P

stupidusername

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Last year on the bus. The girl collecting the money was a **** so I told her so.

there was a girl collecting money on a bus?

pragmatic1

stupidusername wrote: »

there was a girl collecting money on a bus?

Yep. Private bus companies mostly in Donegal.

stupidusername

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Yep. Private bus companies mostly in Donegal.

What was she collecting money for?

Liam Byrne

wandatowell wrote: »

I didnt know Monday Night Soccer were giving out cupcakes!!!!

Think I may tune in from now on

Beat me to it! Looks like manners weren't the only things that were lacking!

MNS = Monday Night Soccer
M&S = a UK chainstore

As for the OP's story - of course the guy is entitled not to be bumped off by a kid whose mother doesn't (even want to) teach her how to behave act in public.

pragmatic1

stupidusername wrote: »

What was she collecting money for?

Em because the bus isnt free.

Frank Black

stupidusername wrote: »

What was she collecting money for?

Concern.

stupidusername

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Em because the bus isnt free.

I didn't think it was free,you just normally dont hear it described like that - its usually a matter of giving the bus driver money when you get on.

Karona

I thought this thread was about losing your temper in public not on after hours.

Anyhow.....

Myself, my Mam and my sister went shopping in Dundalk a while back, it was a summers day so as you do, i had a white vest top on and as I don't have fashion sense I had a black bra on underneath.

We headed into this well known shop that has a few different brand names. I queued up and bought a few things and my sister was behind me in the queue.

After I bought my stuff my sister headed up to the counter to hear the 2 sales assistants talking about how stupid I looked with my black bra and my white vest top. My sister being my sister told them if they had any cop on they should be glad of any customer that comes through that door and is willing to pay their salary and shouldn't be taking the piss out of them. She even called their manager over and they got a bollocking from their manager too.

I didn't even know what was going on. Ahhh family... they can be great at times. :cool:

Amy33

When I was a toddler.

profitius

hondasam wrote: »

He has a point, her mother should teach her some manners. You could learn some as well.

They all could do with more manners especially the man blocking the doorway.

Lanaier

I love this thread

When a 5 year old saying "excuse me" or not after bumping into some old man is this high on your agenda... you know that life is pretty good.

(Not having a go at you OP, just the thread in general.)

EDIT: Whoops, sorry does this count as necro-ing a thread?
I tend to only visit the forum every once and a while and read back through the threads.