"fvck Off"

arybvtcw0eolkf · 10-10-2007 05:46PM #1

Almost forgot to relate this one to the board.

I was sitting at traffic lights yesterday evening in Clontarf, waiting for the filter light to take me onto the Alfie Byrne road (just painting the picture).

I looked to my left at the traffic stopped there, and waiting beside me was a respectable looking woman (I purposely won't call her a lady) in her late 20's, driving a nice Merc. She smiled over to me ( this happens to me all the time

) and I smile back, but noticed her young child standing between the back and front seats.

Now I wouldn't be a smart arse with anyone, but I just pointed to the baby and said "Your going to kill her child" ... "WHAT" ... "your going to kill that child, he should be strapped in" ... "FVCK OFF AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS"... was the reply, flipped me the middle finger and fvcked off up the road!.

What a wagon.
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Huggles · 10-10-2007 05:52PM

Stupid Bitch tbh. Fair play for saying something Mairt.

Mairt wrote:

Almost forgot to relate this one to the board.

I was sitting at traffic lights yesterday evening in Clontarf, waiting for the filter light to take me onto the Alfie Byrne road (just painting the picture).

I looked to my left at the traffic stopped there, and waiting beside me was a respectable looking woman (I purposely won't call her a lady) in her late 20's, driving a nice Merc. She smiled over to me ( this happens to me all the time ) and I smile back, but noticed her young child standing between the back and front seats.

Now I wouldn't be a smart arse with anyone, but I just pointed to the baby and said "Your going to kill her child" ... "WHAT" ... "your going to kill that child, he should be strapped in" ... "FVCK OFF AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS"... was the reply, flipped me the middle finger and fvcked off up the road!.

What a wagon.
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tallus · 10-10-2007 05:52PM

The Dozy bint doesn't deserve kids. I wouldn't even put a cat into a car without restraining it in some way.

JohnnyStones · 10-10-2007 05:57PM

tallus wrote:

The Dozy bint doesn't deserve kids. I wouldn't even put a cat into a car without restraining it in some way.

your right i always put my cat in the boot;)

Jigsaw · 10-10-2007 06:02PM

JohnnyStones wrote:

your right i always put my cat in the boot;)

Do you take the corners at high speed?

GerryRyan · 10-10-2007 06:10PM

mmh, very insightful thread (I'm stuck in college waiting for the next bus

)

AlmightyCushion · 10-10-2007 06:12PM

In fairness you were a bit blunt about. You'd be pretty pissed off too if someone told you that you are going to kill your child.

humbert · 10-10-2007 06:14PM

The poor woman was obviously overwhelmed with desire and your well meaning suggestion that she was going to kill her kid cut her to the quick.

DonJose · 10-10-2007 06:17PM

Mairt wrote:

beside me was a respectable looking woman (I purposely won't call her a lady) in her late 20's, driving a nice Merc. She smiled over to me ( this happens to me all the time ) and I smile back

Ouch, how fast situations change. Instead of getting laid, you got fingered.

Jesus Wept · 10-10-2007 06:20PM

Mairt wrote:

She smiled over to me ( this happens to me all the time ) and I smile back, but noticed her young child standing between the back and front seats.

lol. fúcker.

Jesus Wept · 10-10-2007 06:41PM

|Cookies wrote:

Her child, not yours. Mind your own business.

Yeah, that makes perfect sense.

It's her child, if she wants to put the child's life in danger, that's her right. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

indough · 10-10-2007 06:44PM

|Cookies wrote:

Her child, not yours. Mind your own business.

While it may have been a bit of an abrupt way to put it (although in those circumstances there wasn't much time for subtlety), I think it's responsible to point things like that out. The child's safety was obviously in potential danger in that situation, and it may not be the first time that it had happened.

Aoife9 · 10-10-2007 06:49PM

if she had a waterford crystal vase in the back I'll bet she'd make sure it was safe:(

spurious · 10-10-2007 06:57PM

|Cookies wrote:

Her child, not yours. Mind your own business.

Unless it's you or yours it hits as it sails out the windscreen at 30/40 miles an hour should she have a collision.

WindSock · 10-10-2007 07:20PM

How many of us were strapped in as children?

Pighead · 10-10-2007 07:20PM

There was no child was there Mairt?
There was no initial smile from her to you, was there Mairt?

You were leering at her weren't you Mairt?
You had drool dribbling down your chin and you done that gesture that hornbags do to indicate a lady has a fine rack on her. You were in caveman mode and she didn't appreciate it did she Mairt?

Only then did she tell you to fvck off. Pigheads right isn't he Mairt?

MooseJam · 10-10-2007 07:25PM

you shoulda called the guards on her

DeVore · 10-10-2007 08:56PM

boreds wrote:

How many of us were strapped in as children?

Yes, hands up all those who didn't die in road accidents!

You should google the Anthropic Principle if you still don't understand why thats a logical fallacy

DeV.

humbert · 10-10-2007 09:13PM

DeVore wrote:

Yes, hands up all those who didn't die in road accidents!

You should google the Anthropic Principle if you still don't understand why thats a logical fallacy

DeV.

Wouldn't that be more applicable if he/she were asking who wasn't strapped in. Not that it's of any consequence, the kid would have been better off wearing a seatbelt.

c0rk3r · 10-10-2007 09:14PM

DeVore wrote:

You should google the Anthropic Principle
DeV.

I really wish i hadnt. Chemistry is what the universe is about. pfft physic. pfft i say!

eoin5 · 10-10-2007 09:19PM

|Cookies wrote:

Her child, not yours. Mind your own business.

This kind of connundrum happens in work to me sometimes. I think I know the happy medium. If the parent isnt watching the child and the child is putting him/herself in obvious danger then you tell the parent. If the parent is watching the kid and the kid is in obvious danger a firm accusing glance will generally do the trick. If the kid is in immediate danger (ie. young kid picks up something small enough to fit in the mouth but big enough to choke on) then try to help directly no matter what the consequences.

Dyr · 10-10-2007 09:28PM

DeVore wrote:

Yes, hands up all those who didn't die in road accidents!

You should google the Anthropic Principle if you still don't understand why thats a logical fallacy

DeV.

*googles "logical fallacy" *

bronte · 10-10-2007 09:29PM

I remember years ago on holidays,my dad witnessed a lady slapping her little girl full force across the face for getting ice cream on the lady's jacket.
He stepped in and told her it was way out of line, and he got a bollocking himself. :rolleyes:
It's hard to know what to do sometimes.

WindSock · 10-10-2007 09:39PM

DeVore wrote:

Yes, hands up all those who didn't die in road accidents!

You should google the Anthropic Principle if you still don't understand why thats a logical fallacy

DeV.

And so I did. That Rupert Scopwick must have been some guy! lived to be about 635 he did.

Unpossible · 10-10-2007 09:48PM

What Mairt said (or should that be mouthed, as I guess the windows were up):
"Your going to kill your child"
What she understood:
"I'm going to kill your child"

Mairt: "He is not strapped in"
her understanding: "I will do him in"

Poor woman was probably scared s**tless

Jigsaw · 10-10-2007 10:06PM

I'm more head in the sand than this. If I'd seen this I would have of course disapproved but I don't reckon I would've been roaring at someone at the traffic lights.

OP's motives were 100% sound though and I could not criticise him at all.

6ix · 10-10-2007 10:25PM

"You're going to kill your child"?

I hope you're not that blunt in everything you say. Of course the parent was wrong not to have the child strapped in, but surely you could have worded it better. If someone spoke to me in such a condescending tone, I certainly wouldn't respond well.

BanzaiBk · 10-10-2007 10:31PM

Unpossible wrote:

What Mairt said (or should that be mouthed, as I guess the windows were up):
"Your going to kill your child"
What she understood:
"I'm going to kill your child"

Mairt: "He is not strapped in"
her understanding: "I will do him in"

Poor woman was probably scared s**tless

I see this carry on all the time, I agree with the poster who said if she had a crystal vase in the backseat she'd make sure it was secure. Sad but true:rolleyes:

star-pants · 10-10-2007 10:35PM

Doesn't surprise me... seems some people don't care about strapping in their kids.

Example: driving down.. Kylemore road (?) towards ballyfermot - after the Shelbourne hotel along there, just before the bridge, waiting to go straight and a big white Hiace comes from the left turning towards me and the guy has a BABY ... maybe 12-18mths on his LAP... one arm round the child, one on the steering wheel. WTF like? .. one crash and that childs crushed... how did he intend changing gear? let go of the wheel or the baby? AND there was someone in the passenger seat too... I just sat in shock going.. "is that for real?" :eek:

Terry · 10-10-2007 10:40PM

Unpossible wrote:

What Mairt said (or should that be mouthed, as I guess the windows were up):
"Your going to kill your child"
What she understood:
"I'm going to kill your child"

Mairt: "He is not strapped in"
her understanding: "I will do him in"

Poor woman was probably scared s**tless

"I'm going to do your child"
I have a strap-on".

10-10-2007 10:44PM

boreds wrote:

How many of us were strapped in as children?

Well, when I was growing up, cars didn't even have belts in the front let alone the back.

Did see one kid at school with scars after leaving the car @30mph via the windscreen.

"fvck Off"

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