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Have you ever been beaten up?
Pumping Iron
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I've had a few scrapes in my time, but the worst beating I've ever had was when I was 17 when after a night out was attacked by a group of lads on my walk home. They didn't even mug me, just asked me for a cigarette then proceeded to punch me and then stamp on my head when I was on the floor.
Have you ever been attacked randomly or been beaten up?
Have you ever been attacked randomly or been beaten up?
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They would have stuck up for us if any one tried any shit too.
So basically no , im lucky enough not to have been beaten up on nights out or any where.
What happened then?
Great input...
Where do you work, we are curious ?
I have never been beaten up yet. However, I keep reminding myself to stop sticking my nose into other peoples business (arguments).
There were two police men sat in a police car not 50ft away whilst it happened too. Didn't bat an eye lid.
Suffered two black eyes. Broken wrist. Several nasty gashes to my head and a particularly nasty Slice along my arm. When I walked over to said police say there they said 'oh we'll never catch them now luv sorry' and carried on sitting on their arses.
I can only think its the way i looked because he didnt pick on my two friends, just me. I had long hair like you did in the 70s and had a baby face. Thats all i can think. I was skinny and weak too. Wish i knew then what i know now, i was stupid and naive. Really shook me up and sufffered in later life.
Stupidly i took my mum up next day and she had a word with the bully!
There is no such thing as the wrong place at the wrong time.
You and everybody else should be able to be anywhere you want!
Should.
What's right and proper and what actually happens doesn't always match up.
I know Jim, i just had to say it - really gets my goat when i read that - even parents of young kids say it about their own children.
Police too - pi55es me right off - it's so wrong!
Thanks
What's your input, apart from commenting pointlessly on mine?
It was incredibly traumatic, not least because I'd done not wrong.
F**k that.
Assholes.. scum and cowards. Are just a few words for scum like those guys.
Female colleague at work had been physically abused by her husband, who was then the subject of a restraining order. However, she agreed that he could return one Saturday to collect some of his things, but had to be there because she'd had the locks changed. Poor girl was terrified, so myself and another male colleague agreed to go round to her house early on the Saturday, and hang around until he'd gone. Her Dad was too frail and her brother is in America.
He had the shock of his life when he came in and saw two burly blokes sitting on the sofa :kitty:
That was really good of you and the other bloke, blueblade. That poor girl.
She's a good egg and needed a helping hand. It was the least we could do. I'd actually seen the guy before, briefly, in the car park at work when he was waiting for her by her car, and smoking on our work premises, which you're not allowed to do. Got bad vibes from him then.