tigerballs
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@Strongee said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114579) said:@tigerballs said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114575) said:@Strongee said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114573) said:@Tiger_Steve said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114565) said:@Strongee said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114550) said:@wokesmoke said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114536) said:@Strongee said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114530) said:@wokesmoke said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114515) said:@JoshColeman99 said in [Josh Reynolds](/post/1114510) said:The video doesn’t prove anything. While yelling at her like that isn’t a good look he doesn’t touch her and it’s right after she busted into his house so obviously he’ll be angry. Nothing in it I think.
I don’t even know where to start with this. But hopefully you don’t have a missus or a daughter if you think that this is a normal way to interact
Mate , you keep saying this and no one replied because people do have daughters. And if my daughter has done what this girl has done and the worst thing that happened is him swear at her , and tell her to gtfo , Then I would consider that a lucky escape .
You sound like a huge snowflake. If that language is enough for you to drop your bundle than I don't know what to say.
This , even at its worst , is a bruised arm and a few bad words and hurt feelings . Now the fact that her whole accusation has question marks , throws the whole thing into question .
Yet you still double down on some , weird notion of chivalry.
If you were dating my daughter Or mother or sister (theoretically) and u called her a C word and threatened to assault her, Id chin you.
Lol really ? I'd like to see you try.That's absolutely ridiculous.
A. Thier relationship is none of your business, unless abuse is involved.
B. Especially with the type of language used in Aus (eg. A C bomb can be used as a term of endearment ), having a fight where that type of language is used , considering the circumstances, most reasonable people would say , yea fair enough.
C. Anybody who would openly threaten to belt someone, without considering the whole context , based on a short video , is a joke. I believe you would try to put one on my chin , but find that's about all you would be doing .
Your a joke.
Talks big on an anonymous forum. Real tough guy
Meh. I just find the hypocrisy ridiculous. He's saying he's against violence by saying he's going to enact violence for revenge . I get his point of view , just comes across as an idealism we all had when we were 18. Until we all had arguments , where you're called everything and even had things thrown at you, and your idealism starts to be replaced by reality . He's clearly never had a psycho the ex girlfriend .
I once saw a girl sneak up behind a bouncer who was taking a bloke outside and belt him in the back of the head with her high heels. Opened him up. He swung round and put one right on her bean. It wasn't nice but everyone at the time thought "yeah, fair enough".
That's not ok . I was talking about words . Their just sounds , really , said with emotion behind them . The gravity and credence you give them is entirely up to you . Are you implying that king hitting a chick is the same as telling her to GTFO?
I'm just saying sometimes you get a little bit more than you ask for. Human beings being human beings, who knows how anyone is going to react in any given situation. Some people go their whole lives and somehow never have any trouble and others seem to be able to find it daily. You go round teasing enough dogs eventually one's going to bite you, how hard is up to the dog.