was down my off-license there and heard this remark

CorkMan

I was walking towards it and 2 men were walking away. A man in his work clothing was with a fella in tracksuit pants, runners and hoodie.

The man in the working clothes said something about the other man owing him money, and the other man said "see this bottle here, be quiet or you'll get it in the face."

I just felt like posting that comment here, I never heard a person make a remark (from my own ears) before.

Guill

See this keyboard here?

galwayrush

CorkMan wrote: »

I was walking towards it and 2 men were walking away. A man in his work clothing was with a fella in tracksuit pants, runners and hoodie.

The man in the working clothes said something about the other man owing him money, and the other man said "see this bottle here, be quiet or you'll get it in the like face like.
I just felt like posting that comment here, I never heard a person make a remark (from my own ears) before.

Fixed that to make it more familliar to you being from the real capital.:D

tallaghtmick

could have been mates messing around.I have threatened to stab friends before its all in jest.

Irish Guitarist

That comment would be great if it had been a plastic bottle he was holding.

Guill

I'll rip your ears off, sow them to your arse so you can hear me kick the shít outta ya.

Duckworth_Luas

CorkMan wrote: »

I was walking towards it and 2 men were walking away. A man in his work clothing was with a fella in tracksuit pants, runners and hoodie.

The man in the working clothes said something about the other man owing him money, and the other man said "see this bottle here, be quiet or you'll get it in the face."

I just felt like posting that comment here, I never heard a person make a remark (from my own ears) before.

Was it a bottle of this?

later12

it's a disgrace, joe.

recylingbin

I too have never heard anyone make a comment from my own ears.

J K

I'm up for the guy in the work clothing. He works. His clothing shows this clearly. The other guy is doing no work and he can go fcuk himself.

weemcd

You have to threaten your friends with extreme violence, it's all for a laugh

later12

Yes, I think if there's one lesson to be taken from this is that there is a high correlation between wearing tracksuits and being unemployed, therefore banning tracksuits will solve the unemployment problem.

mattjack

would never happen in Dublin...

joan mack

Heard about the Cavan man got in the riots. He was trying to break into a fiver

Oh_Noes

J K wrote: »

I'm up for the guy in the work clothing. He works. His clothing shows this clearly. The other guy is doing no work and he can go fcuk himself.

Maybe he works in a puppy farm

mackg

When we were teenagers me and my friends were always threatening to rape each other, I wouldn't think what you heardis all that strange.

Duckworth_Luas

mattjack wrote: »

would never happen in Dublin...

What? Someone in work clothes?

mattjack

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

What? Someone in work clothes?

no..no...all our off licences are civilised places...

Elohim

tallaghtmick wrote: »

could have been mates messing around.I have threatened to stab friends before its all in jest.

You tallaght lads really do make the best jokes alright.

CorkMan

I was just pointing out the interbred scumbags who live in our society.

That a "human" would break a glass in a man's face, casually, leaving the man permanently disfigured, just goes to show what's out there.

noelpat

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

What? Someone in work clothes?

Hilarious :rolleyes:

Saila

CorkMan wrote: »

I was just pointing out the interbred scumbags who live in our society.

nah it was a thinly veiled scumbags wear tracksuits thread :rolleyes:

Solnskaya

CorkMan wrote: »

I was just pointing out the interbred scumbags who live in our society.

That a "human" would break a glass in a man's face, casually, leaving the man permanently disfigured, just goes to show what's out there.

I was a bouncer in London, in the west end, and believe me, bottle to face is neither uncommon nor even that extreme-stanley knife, glass, throwing through plate glass windows, all ways to show love for your fellow man. Got so common that plastic glasses became the norm. Plastic stanley blades and plastic windows never really proved to be a runner though.

Logical Fallacy

CorkMan wrote: »

I was just pointing out the interbred scumbags who live in our society.

That a "human" would break a glass in a man's face, casually, leaving the man permanently disfigured, just goes to show what's out there.

There is a lesson to be learned.

Don't owe money to people you can't get it back from.

I'd say the lad in the suit was his dealer who watched Goodfellas too many times and decide he was a gangstar.

Fair play to the guy in the tracksuit for standing up for himself against the suited scum.

stovelid

CorkMan wrote: »

I was just pointing out the interbred scumbags who live in our society..

To us.

You skulked past them in terror clutching your drinkies.

tallaghtmick

Elohim wrote: »

You tallaght lads really do make the best jokes alright.

Yeh because its only in Tallaght where you hear that:rolleyes:

CorkMan

stovelid wrote: »

To us.

You skulked past them in terror clutching your drinkies.

Now, I walked past at my normal pace. I didn't want to eyeball and the scummer and get the same response. Not that i'd be afraid.

stovelid

CorkMan wrote: »

Not that i'd be afraid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5DvbuE-m-U

Duckworth_Luas

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

What? Someone in work clothes?

noelpat wrote: »

Hilarious :rolleyes:

I suppose the idea of a Dubliner having work clothes is outlandish!

SuperInfinity

Most likely you were in part of a movie or tv show...

Taco Corp

Guill wrote: »

See this keyboard here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdsgOyu4irk

noelpat

Duckworth_Luas wrote: »

I suppose the idea of a Dubliner having work clothes is outlandish!

Yea but the whole country is the same though at the moment.

Dan133269

CorkMan wrote: »

I was walking towards it and 2 men were walking away. A man in his work clothing was with a fella in tracksuit pants, runners and hoodie.

The man in the working clothes said something about the other man owing him money, and the other man said "see this bottle here, be quiet or you'll get it in the face."

I just felt like posting that comment here, I never heard a person make a remark (from my own ears) before.

What kind of a sheltered upbringing have you had?

CorsetIsTight

Logical Fallacy wrote: »

There is a lesson to be learned.

Don't owe money to people you can't get it back from.

Wait...what....?

charlemont

CorkMan wrote: »

I was walking towards it and 2 men were walking away. A man in his work clothing was with a fella in tracksuit pants, runners and hoodie.

The man in the working clothes said something about the other man owing him money, and the other man said "see this bottle here, be quiet or you'll get it in the face."

I just felt like posting that comment here, I never heard a person make a remark (from my own ears) before.

You never heard someone speak like that before !! Where have you being hiding out ?

By any chance was it O'Donovans on Summerhill...

--LOS--

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Taco Corp

joan mack wrote: »

Heard about the Cavan man got in the riots. He was trying to break into a fiver

Cavan man wouldn't break into a fiver. he'd look to borrow a few pound/euro coins to avoid breaking it

Irish Guitarist

If the man wearing the tracksuit works in either a sports shop or a gym then he was also wearing his work clothes.

Samich

probably 2 friends messing to get a reaction from you like you have.

Do ya not ever say you'll give cocaine to your friends or something in ears reach (.) of someone else before.

Topper Harley

Guill wrote: »

I'll rip your ears off, sow them to your arse so you can hear me kick the shít outta ya.

Put a nappy on your face 'coz you're talkin' shit.

Samich wrote: »

probably 2 friends messing to get a reaction from you like you have.

Do ya not ever say you'll give cocaine to your friends or something in ears reach (.) of someone else before.

I kinda did this once. I said the last time I tried snorting coke the ice cubes got stuck up my nose. The eavesdroppers thought I was serious. When I explained the joke, they were even more disturbed.

Samich

Topper Harley wrote: »

Put a nappy on your face 'coz you're talkin' shit.



I kinda did this once. I said the last time I tried snorting coke the ice cubes got stuck up my nose. The eavesdroppers thought I was serious. When I explained the joke, they were even more disturbed.

Gotta use this one

RussellTuring

mattjack wrote: »

would never happen in Dublin...

Yeah. We don't give warning.

DirtyBollox

very low volume but you get the gist of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SQwJJW6vgs

Steodonn

tallaghtmick wrote: »

could have been mates messing around.I have threatened to stab friends before its all in jest.

Its all fun and games till you accidently stab your mate

later12

DirtyBollox wrote: »

very low volume but you get the gist of it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SQwJJW6vgs

I didn't know James Reilly was on Father Ted?

stacexD

so what your saying is a scumbag started on a good honest working man just because he owed him money.

scumbaggery

jay-me

stacexD wrote: »

so what your saying is a scumbag started on a good honest working man just because he owed him money.

scumbaggery

Hey he may have been a lowly trade person wearing paint splattered clothing! For the most part you can lose the good and honest part:p

Cee-Jay-Cee

Before i can pass judgement on your thread i need to clear up some things:

(1) What part did the off licence play in this whole story?

(2) What kind of bottle was it? Whiskey, Wine? Milk? Glass? Plastic?

(3) Who was bigger, the working man or the tracksuit wearing scumbag?

(4) Was the working man carrying anything?

(5) What day was it? What time was it?

(6) What did you buy in the off licence?

(7) Do you drink alone or with groups in parks or side streets?

(8) Do you wear tracksuits and keep forgetting to shave the bum fluff off your top lip?

mattjack

CJC999 wrote: »

Before i can pass judgement on your thread i need to clear up some things:

(1) What part did the off licence play in this whole story?

(2) What kind of bottle was it? Whiskey, Wine? Milk? Glass? Plastic?

(3) Who was bigger, the working man or the tracksuit wearing scumbag?

(4) Was the working man carrying anything?

(5) What day was it? What time was it?

(6) What did you buy in the off licence?

(7) Do you drink alone or with groups in parks or side streets?

(8) Do you wear tracksuits and keep forgetting to shave the bum fluff off your top lip?

far too sensible questions................

was there Dutch Gold involved..?