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Ever been mugged?

mr_fegelien

I can honestly say I've never been mugged and that might be because I look so young and dark skinned. People must think I have no money.

My Irish friends on the other hand have had their wallets, purses grabbed at night by junkies. Someone even had her phone stolen last week.

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AllForIt

Maybe you've never been mugged cuz no one can see you at night being dark skinned.

Signore Fancy Pants

AllForIt wrote: »

Maybe you've never been mugged cuz no one can see you at night being dark skinned.

WOW

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

You usually have to go out to be mugged.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Signore Fancy Pants wrote: »

WOW

It's called sailing close to the wind.

Cody montana

Got pickpocketed by North Africans in London.

MoashoaM

That's what I call receiving a mug on my birthday.
"Ah my family mugged me"

I've never been mugged.

bodhrandude

I've been mugged a few times in the nineties when I lived in Glasgow, was trying to score some hash one time and my money and boots were taken hahaha, had to walk back in my socks. Twas my fault for walking into dodgy areas when there was a hash drought.

Idbatterim

Mugged for fifty percent of my income over the pittance of 35k on a weekly basis !

endacl

Felt mugged off a few times after opening your threads! Me own fault, I suppose...

Witchie

My mate from Oman was walking me back to my hotel in Bali when he was"accidentally" knocked against a guy. Realised his phone had been nicked. Drunk Irish woman (me) grabbed the mugger by the throat against the wall, squeezed his throat and said " give him back his phone or I'll f**kin kill you". He handed the phone back and we walked off.

Am a badass who will get myself killed someday by acting first thinking after.

Lyan

mr_fegelien wrote: »

I look so young and dark skinned.

I'm calling 999.

[Deleted User]

No, random attack on the street years ago when ex and i walking home, he got punched. Jumped in the middle and tried to calm your man down and de escalate
Scary stuff he was off his face or something

Saw a guy trying to nick a woman's well up ahead of me before. She roared at him and fought him off and he ran off. Fair play

Sober Crappy Chemis

Leave the kid alone FFS.
At least he starts threads and livens the place up a bit.

r93kaey5p2izun

Yes, in Paris by a lad on a moped.

machaseh

I was once attacked in Baldoyle by a group of p.............

They knocked me to the ground and were probably after my money and phone and so on. Luckily a taxi that happened to pass by stopped and they let me in and drove off.

They didn't manage to steal anything but it was scary.

JustAThought

a few times, unfortunately, and usually by the ‘type’ that is stereotypes and yes I saw it coming but couldn’t do anything against it. Gone one item back once - lost the head and followed the junkie on a bike to his appartment - all the way up to the 3rd floor and then got the police. Totally stupid as I knew he had a knife and I’d be a long time paying hospital bills for a shredding of my intestines. Still get occasional moments of fear and flashbacks and occasionally find myself freezing in fear when I am in a place that unexpectedly reminds me of where I was attacked “ mugged”. Am far less tolerant of ‘petty criminals’ as a consequence. Cant imagine what it must be like to be old and feeble and vulnerable and pushed aside and barged past by heavies at your door or listening in fear in a dark isolated bungalow to someone prowling outside and then forcing your window open. We live in dark days where criminals have free reign and crime pays and the industry of free legal aid facilitates generations of abuse and crime under the guise of ‘human rights’. There are very few victimless or petty crimes and I strongly believe our government should be protecting is from scum and not rewarding them with jokeathon legal aid for 3,5,10,20,60,80,120 past convictions and not locking them up and keeping us safe.

They found a way to tax our houses and water overnight.

Mrcaramelchoc

I was walking home one night listening to my Walkman( long time ago) and i felt a shove on my back then another shove.i turned around to a guy standing there with a hammer in the air.
He said something to me but i couldn't hear him lol so i said what? as i took out the earphones.
Give me money!!!!
I said i have none and took off running.i outran the c u n t anyway.and that was it.
The irony of it all was i was coming back from karate class

[Deleted User]

Mrcaramelchoc wrote: »

I was walking home one night listening to my Walkman( long time ago) and i felt a shove on my back then another shove.i turned around to a guy standing there with a hammer in the air.
He said something to me but i couldn't hear him lol so i said what? as i took out the earphones.
Give me money!!!!
I said i have none and took off running.i outran the c u n t anyway.and that was it.
The irony of it all was i was coming back from karate class

Id say "run away" was the first lesson they taught you tho

milehip

Witchie wrote: »

My mate from Oman was walking me back to my hotel in Bali when he was"accidentally" knocked against a guy. Realised his phone had been nicked. Drunk Irish woman (me) grabbed the mugger by the throat against the wall, squeezed his throat and said " give him back his phone or I'll f**kin kill you". He handed the phone back and we walked off.

Am a badass who will get myself killed someday by acting first thinking after.

Sounds like you should have been walking him back to his hotel.

Got jumped in Brazil by 3 vato locos,one guy had the base of a broken bottle in his hand and was milliseconds away from making swift and brutal contact with the back of my head, think overhand cricket fast bowler effort.

Anyway I turned around just in time see him,started backpedaling,shouting,throwing punches, none of which landed, next thing I tripped on the rough uneven pavement.

( anybody who's been to Brazil will probably remember the mosaic pavement,missing huge chunks sporadically, probably ripped up to utilise in the robbing of gringos)

At the point I decided for the amount of cash I had on me it just wasn't worth it and shouted "OK OK OK",put my hand in my pocket and threw about the local equivalent of 20 euro in a few mixed small bills at the ground . The vatos scooped them up and were gone so fast the even left a few small notes on the ground after them.

The Princess Bride

One of my children was mugged a few years ago.
Garda witnessed it and ran after the woman, and arrested them.

Surprise, surprise.
There was an outstanding warrant for their arrest.

The court case followed a few months later.
Their solicitor was all boo hoo, poor girl, would hate if anyone stole her bag your honour.
She's had a tough life, your honour.
She's so sorry your honour.

Sorry, despite 60+ previous convictions?
Probation book, bye bye, waste of a morning in court watching the same old same with the previous cases.

That was over 6 years ago.
I will never forget what she looks like, what her name is, the impact her actions had on my child, it took ages for them to regain their confidence.

She had better hope she never ever, ever, meets me again, because she'll be sorry.

jimmycrackcorm

It depends on your definition of being mugged.

My friend and I were staying up in Dublin one weekend in the 90s. We went out for divorce and then got offered a bit of cannabis resin for 20 punts on O'Connell Street. Went back to to our hotel to smoke it and got happy high.

The next day my friend told me actually, we had smoked a lump of peat briquette.

smelly sock

I pay tax in ireland. Does that count as being mugged?

John_Rambo

Two attempted muggings, both unsuccessful.

(I seem to have attracted the most idiotic, stupidest, glass jawed, amateur muggers on both occasions)

un5byh7sqpd2x0

I was mugged by some Asian looking chaps in Toulouse France. They got nothing thankfully

branie2

Thankfully, never

Raconteuse

A Roma kid attempted to pick my pocket but I stopped him, to a string of abuse from him and his asshole father who suddenly emerged (don't blame the boy - I'd say he was about seven years old).

And a lad in Dublin with his friends grabbed my phone outside TCD - then turned around and gave it back to me "coz it's shoite". :pac:

MarinersBlues

bluewolf wrote: »

Saw a guy trying to nick a woman's well up ahead of me before. She roared at him and fought him off and he ran off. Fair play

In fairness, if you're just walking around with a well you're asking for trouble.
It's going to be carnage for your average well owner once the water charges come in - you won't be able to take them anywhere.

LaFuton

lad i kno is always saying it could be worse, could be trapped in hole in the ground filled with water.
poor lad, i know he means well.

beejee

Someone managed to nick my wallet once, so I robbed a van and drove it through the front wall of the local gunstore and started piling up on weaponry. I had also nicked a shopping trolley from dunnes stores which came in dead handy for the thousands of rounds of ammunition.

Anyway, long story short, I managed to get through to general Kirby who was able to track the microchip in my wallet via spy satellites. Next stop, I stole an amphibious plane from dunlaoghaire harbour and learned to fly on the fly as I flew.

Minutes later I parachuted out of the plane onto lambay island with my weapons trolley. Managed to kill everyone on the island and threw a pipe through the chest of the pickpocket.

As I rowed off the island, naked from the ankles up, in a peal green boat I laughed and told nobody "I'll be back"

Pinch Flat

Nearly got mugged in Prague a few years back- myself and my wife boarding a metro and they tried to separate us by stopping me boarding once she got on ahead of me . That's where being 6'2" an weighting 17 stone comes in handy