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Amused

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Originally posted by: Jschmuck2
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: cubeless

and to the muscle kids, be real careful... a small gun trumps big muscles... and asswipes like the op sometimes aren't just college punks, they are the new breed of superloser that really doesn't give a shit about anything and can be dangerously stupid...

I'm 40, and far from a kid.

FYI, I do not start sh!t. In fact, I'm the last person to talk sh!t to people unless someone comes at me. I was just saying that being built has the benefit of few, if any people starting sh!t with me. People leave me alone and I leave them alone.

Get what I'm saying?

When I get old, can I be as cool as you?

Not a chance. Sorry.
 

cubeless

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Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: Jschmuck2
Originally posted by: Amused
Originally posted by: cubeless

and to the muscle kids, be real careful... a small gun trumps big muscles... and asswipes like the op sometimes aren't just college punks, they are the new breed of superloser that really doesn't give a shit about anything and can be dangerously stupid...

I'm 40, and far from a kid.

FYI, I do not start sh!t. In fact, I'm the last person to talk sh!t to people unless someone comes at me. I was just saying that being built has the benefit of few, if any people starting sh!t with me. People leave me alone and I leave them alone.

Get what I'm saying?

When I get old, can I be as cool as you?

Not a chance. Sorry.

u have to wait until u r 50 like me...

 

sygyzy

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: Gooberlx2
Originally posted by: Farang
We don't speak Jew? What the fuck does that even mean?

It means the OP is as much of an asshole as the other guy.

OP's a bigger asshole because he was with his friends and backed down like a bitch when confronted.

He's an asshole... for not getting into a physical confrontation?
You're a weirdo.

its pretty well known here the IBS thinks bashing someones face in is the best way to solve issues

I deal with loud mouth bitches like the OP at the club nightly. They always have something to say when they are 15 feet away but there balls seem to shrink when I get closer. Losers. They usually learn there lesson about running their mouths when I open the back door with there head.

No respect or pity for jackasses like this. I don't talk shit often when I do I will be prepared to put my money where my mouth is.

No offense IBS because your posts are (mostly) amusing and you seem pretty intelligent, compared to the company you keep (see stripper friends thread). Anyway, you've posted like a dozen replies in this thread basically repeating over and over phrases like "man up" and "put your money where your mouth is." I am not sure who here, besides you, is trying to prove anything. I think we all agree the OP is an idiot, though it's pretty clear he wasn't looking for a fight. I know you're young and impressionable, but it just confuses me because sometimes you are all refined and then other times you are exactly what everyone stereotypes a musclehead bouncer as. Which one do you want to be?
 
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Originally posted by: cubeless
u have to wait until u r 50 like me...

You're really earning that "Senior Member" title, I see... I'm sorry, I'll type louder.

In a desperate attempt to get this thread back on topic, is it common in Colorado (where the OP claims to be from) to call people "Jew" as an insult? I know here in Oregon you don't hear that much; lots more gay, queer, i love you, etc. Jew seems relegated to the boondocks (where you won't find many Jews... I think I may have answered my own question).
 

IceBergSLiM

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Originally posted by: sygyzy
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: Gooberlx2
Originally posted by: Farang
We don't speak Jew? What the fuck does that even mean?

It means the OP is as much of an asshole as the other guy.

OP's a bigger asshole because he was with his friends and backed down like a bitch when confronted.

He's an asshole... for not getting into a physical confrontation?
You're a weirdo.

its pretty well known here the IBS thinks bashing someones face in is the best way to solve issues

I deal with loud mouth bitches like the OP at the club nightly. They always have something to say when they are 15 feet away but there balls seem to shrink when I get closer. Losers. They usually learn there lesson about running their mouths when I open the back door with there head.

No respect or pity for jackasses like this. I don't talk shit often when I do I will be prepared to put my money where my mouth is.

No offense IBS because your posts are (mostly) amusing and you seem pretty intelligent, compared to the company you keep (see stripper friends thread). Anyway, you've posted like a dozen replies in this thread basically repeating over and over phrases like "man up" and "put your money where your mouth is." I am not sure who here, besides you, is trying to prove anything. I think we all agree the OP is an idiot, though it's pretty clear he wasn't looking for a fight. I know you're young and impressionable, but it just confuses me because sometimes you are all refined and then other times you are exactly what everyone stereotypes a musclehead bouncer as. Which one do you want to be?

There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.
 

gorcorps

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A few things:

1.) I was with friends, but one of which was a girl so don't act like I was with a group of guys.
2.) He wasn't alone, he was just the only one in the car talking shit so he's the only one I referenced.
 

mugs

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

So wait... if I say something that someone else doesn't like, I have to either beat them up or retract my statement? And if I don't, I didn't handle the situation in a manly way? :confused:
 

Capt Caveman

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Originally posted by: gorcorps
A few things:

1.) I was with friends, but one of which was a girl so don't act like I was with a group of guys.
2.) He wasn't alone, he was just the only one in the car talking shit so he's the only one I referenced.

That doesn't make the situation any better for either of you but worse.
 

IceBergSLiM

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Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

So wait... if I say something that someone else doesn't like, I have to either beat them up or retract my statement? And if I don't, I didn't handle the situation in a manly way? :confused:

The guy said if you have anything to say say to my face. Op said nothing. He punked out. He isn't a man. get it?

 

Jschmuck2

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

So wait... if I say something that someone else doesn't like, I have to either beat them up or retract my statement? And if I don't, I didn't handle the situation in a manly way? :confused:

The guy said if you have anything to say say to my face. Op said nothing. He punked out. He isn't a man. get it?

1956 called. It wants it's worldview back.
 

skace

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

There are plenty of "call out" situations where the best resolution is to walk away. In fact, I'd say the number of situations where that is the more intelligent option far outweigh the other side.

Feel free to disagree, but if your real world actions follow your posts it would inevitably land you in jail or dead.
 
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Originally posted by: Atomic Playboy
Originally posted by: cubeless
u have to wait until u r 50 like me...

You're really earning that "Senior Member" title, I see... I'm sorry, I'll type louder.

In a desperate attempt to get this thread back on topic, is it common in Colorado (where the OP claims to be from) to call people "Jew" as an insult? I know here in Oregon you don't hear that much; lots more gay, queer, i love you, etc. Jew seems relegated to the boondocks (where you won't find many Jews... I think I may have answered my own question).

Online retards seem to employ it quite frequently. I was playing CS:S at a friend's store, and some kid got kicked from a server for swearing. He came back and called the Admin a "gold-hoarding Jew." :roll:
 

IceBergSLiM

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Originally posted by: Jschmuck2
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

So wait... if I say something that someone else doesn't like, I have to either beat them up or retract my statement? And if I don't, I didn't handle the situation in a manly way? :confused:

The guy said if you have anything to say say to my face. Op said nothing. He punked out. He isn't a man. get it?

1956 called. It wants it's worldview back.

:roll:

I think today the notion that a real man is responsible for his words and actions is just as much true as it has ever been.
 

IceBergSLiM

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Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

There are plenty of "call out" situations where the best resolution is to walk away. In fact, I'd say the number of situations where that is the more intelligent option far outweigh the other side.

Feel free to disagree, but if your real world actions follow your posts it would inevitably land you in jail or dead.

Apologizing would have diffused the situation and would have actually saved the OP from fail. His ego wouldn't let him.

Also I am not a douche bag like the OP who likes to talk shit and then run away. I don't talk shit. So i won't end up in jail or dead. Get it ? I don't start trouble. When i say something I'm prepared to back it up whatever it is.

 
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Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

There are plenty of "call out" situations where the best resolution is to walk away. In fact, I'd say the number of situations where that is the more intelligent option far outweigh the other side.

Feel free to disagree, but if your real world actions follow your posts it would inevitably land you in jail or dead.

Opening your mouth is enough to get you killed, if you say the wrong thing to the wrong person. The OP may live long enough to learn when to keep his mouth shut. Then again, he may not.
 

Xavier434

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

There are plenty of "call out" situations where the best resolution is to walk away. In fact, I'd say the number of situations where that is the more intelligent option far outweigh the other side.

Feel free to disagree, but if your real world actions follow your posts it would inevitably land you in jail or dead.

Apologizing would have diffused the situation and would have actually saved the OP from fail. His ego wouldn't let him.

Also I am not a douche bag like the OP who likes to talk shit and then run away. I don't talk shit. So i won't end up in jail or dead. Get it ? I don't start trouble. When i say something I'm prepared to back it up whatever it is.

Tell that to everyone who walked up to apologize only to have gotten their ass beat moments later...

I'd say that if the guy in the car was willing to wait outside of Cold Stone and then proceed to follow the op around the block in his car then the odds of an apology turning out the way it should is less than likely. My better judgment I would tell me walk away in that situation too after realizing my mistake. Obviously that logic doesn't relieve the op of his douchbaggery but you get my point I'm sure.
 

IceBergSLiM

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Originally posted by: Xavier434
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

There are plenty of "call out" situations where the best resolution is to walk away. In fact, I'd say the number of situations where that is the more intelligent option far outweigh the other side.

Feel free to disagree, but if your real world actions follow your posts it would inevitably land you in jail or dead.

Apologizing would have diffused the situation and would have actually saved the OP from fail. His ego wouldn't let him.

Also I am not a douche bag like the OP who likes to talk shit and then run away. I don't talk shit. So i won't end up in jail or dead. Get it ? I don't start trouble. When i say something I'm prepared to back it up whatever it is.

Tell that to everyone who walked up to apologize only to have gotten their ass beat moments later...

I'd say that if the guy in the car was willing to wait outside of Cold Stone and then proceed to follow the op around the block in his car then the odds of an apology turning out the way it should is less than likely. My better judgment I would tell me walk away in that situation too after realizing my mistake.

A) if he wanted to beat his ass he would have walked inside the cold stone and clocked him.

B) OP was hiding inside cold stone scared to come out when he could have just said you know what lemme go apologize to this guy I was way out of line.

C) not being a loud mouth bitch avoids the situation entirely.

D) an ass beating isn't bad thing. The main reason why we have this douche bag kids running around doing whatever the fuck they want without fear of consequneces is because they've never had an ass beating growing up.
 
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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: Xavier434
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
There were two ways I see a man resolving this issue....1) Stepping up when he was called out 2) Swallowing your pride, admitting your wrong and appologize

A man is responsible for his words and actions.

There are plenty of "call out" situations where the best resolution is to walk away. In fact, I'd say the number of situations where that is the more intelligent option far outweigh the other side.

Feel free to disagree, but if your real world actions follow your posts it would inevitably land you in jail or dead.

Apologizing would have diffused the situation and would have actually saved the OP from fail. His ego wouldn't let him.

Also I am not a douche bag like the OP who likes to talk shit and then run away. I don't talk shit. So i won't end up in jail or dead. Get it ? I don't start trouble. When i say something I'm prepared to back it up whatever it is.

Tell that to everyone who walked up to apologize only to have gotten their ass beat moments later...

I'd say that if the guy in the car was willing to wait outside of Cold Stone and then proceed to follow the op around the block in his car then the odds of an apology turning out the way it should is less than likely. My better judgment I would tell me walk away in that situation too after realizing my mistake.

A) if he wanted to beat his ass he would have walked inside the cold stone and clocked him.

B) OP was hiding inside cold stone scared to come out when he could have just said you know what lemme go apologize to this guy I was way out of line.

C) not being a loud mouth bitch avoids the situation entirely.

WINNER!
 

zinfamous

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Originally posted by: gorcorps
So I was walking to cold stone with my friends and on the way there we notice this car parked waiting for somebody. There are plenty of parking spots not 10 feet away but this guy decided to sit there. He was backing up traffic so people started to honk which he ignored. One of my friends as we were walking past said 'why don't you try moving the fucking car?' To which the guy said 'you got something to say bitch? blah blah blah...' At that point I turned around and yelled 'Hey man we can't understand you. We don't speak JEW!'

Yes it was childish but that's what came out of my mouth. So my friends and I wait in line and eat in-store, and we notice this guy is still outside in his car. We figure he was waiting for somebody else. We were there for at least an hour and he didn't move. So we walk out of the store and we here from the guy's car "hey lovely human wanna talk shit?!?! Say it to my face!" Yeah, he waited an hour and that's what he came up with.

Well, we leave and then notice the guy is haulin ass to try and follow us. We basically made a giant loop around the block to screw with the guy and when we got back to cold stone he broke of in another direction. I'm actually a little disappointed he didn't follow further as the next stop was some round-a-bouts that we were gonna just go round in till we were technically following HIM and tail HIS ass when he broke off for a while. But apparently he got bored.

cliffs:
-guy's a douche and blocks traffic
-i crack a jew joke towards him
-he waits an hour outside to call us 'faggots' when we leave
-follows us for a block until he gets bored and leaves

whoa whoa whoa...hold on a second.

are you, or are you not Gay? that is important to know in this story
 

jonks

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Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: gorcorps
So I was walking to cold stone with my friends and on the way there we notice this car parked waiting for somebody. There are plenty of parking spots not 10 feet away but this guy decided to sit there. He was backing up traffic so people started to honk which he ignored. One of my friends as we were walking past said 'why don't you try moving the fucking car?' To which the guy said 'you got something to say bitch? blah blah blah...' At that point I turned around and yelled 'Hey man we can't understand you. We don't speak JEW!'

Yes it was childish but that's what came out of my mouth. So my friends and I wait in line and eat in-store, and we notice this guy is still outside in his car. We figure he was waiting for somebody else. We were there for at least an hour and he didn't move. So we walk out of the store and we here from the guy's car "hey lovely human wanna talk shit?!?! Say it to my face!" Yeah, he waited an hour and that's what he came up with.

Well, we leave and then notice the guy is haulin ass to try and follow us. We basically made a giant loop around the block to screw with the guy and when we got back to cold stone he broke of in another direction. I'm actually a little disappointed he didn't follow further as the next stop was some round-a-bouts that we were gonna just go round in till we were technically following HIM and tail HIS ass when he broke off for a while. But apparently he got bored.

cliffs:
-guy's a douche and blocks traffic
-i crack a jew joke towards him
-he waits an hour outside to call us 'faggots' when we leave
-follows us for a block until he gets bored and leaves

whoa whoa whoa...hold on a second.

are you, or are you not Gay? that is important to know in this story

Gay gets capitalized now? This thread just keeps giving :)
 

fstime

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While I only find your story mildly funny, I find the uptight people in this thread hilarious.
 

Xavier434

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Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

A) if he wanted to beat his ass he would have walked inside the cold stone and clocked him.

B) OP was hiding inside cold stone scared to come out when he could have just said you know what lemme go apologize to this guy I was way out of line.

C) not being a loud mouth bitch avoids the situation entirely.

D) an ass beating isn't bad thing. The main reason why we have this douche bag kids running around doing whatever the fuck they want without fear of consequneces is because they've never had an ass beating growing up.

D...Sometimes. People make mistakes though and they are capable of learning from them without getting their asses kicked even in situations like these.

C...absolutely

B...most likely.

A...well it's a fine justification, but still not worth it if you ask me. Especially when you toss in the possibility of weapons being involved.

(I know this is gonna stir up the hornet's nest but what the hell) I gotta say your willingness to take risks that could potentially threaten your life is very odd considering you are not even willing to risk the possibility of divorce. Priorities?
 

zinfamous

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Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: Inspector Jihad
Originally posted by: sourceninja
I was behind someone once who was driving very slow. My wife at the time pretended to give me a bj (which made my friends in the care behind me laugh). Eventually the care in front of me turned off. We got to where we were going and this guy shows up again directly behind me. He follows me around so I make 70mph dash around the parking lot to see if he was really following me. He was, so I parked and got out. He blocked me in and got in my face. I noticed he had a wife and kids in the car. He was scream about the fake bj and how his kids saw it and the impression I was making on his kids. I pointed out the example he was setting now. At this point he did the 'jock chest bump' and told me to take a shot or leave. I told him I was not leaving because a) I wanted to go to the mall and B) he was blocking me in. Also that I was having a good day and did not feel like spending a day in jail for assault. AT this point I see my friends about 1 lane over making hand signals basically asking me if I need help to beat this guy down (These are my old highschool friends, and are very rough guys, in fact, too rough for me and I no longer can hang with them). Again he tries to 'chest bump' and makes some more posturing. I was thinking about my options ( fight him, get in my car and start backing out at his car, stand my ground, pull my pistol, etc) when security shows up.

He pulls out a badge from his back pocket and goes on about how he is a cop. Now I should point out this guy was like 6'2" and built and I'm 5'9" and about 155 pounds. The security guy says he saw this guy block me in, assault me, etc and would be happy to call the police if I want to press charges. I tell him what I want is to go to the mall with my friends and stop wasting time. He tells the guy he and his family need to leave and may not come back to the mall on this day. The guys wife starts screaming about how that is 'not fair'. He gets in the security guys face and a few seconds later 2 more security guys show up. At this point the guy tries to 'chest bump' one of the bigger guards, who backs up and puts his hand on his side (not a gun, but maybe pepper spray). Another guy says something into his radio and then 2 county cops show up. They know this guy (and I guess they don't like him) and they call his boss, who then proceeds to show up and ream him out and tell him he may lose his job.

Finally about 1 hour after this all started I'm allowed to leave and somehow managed to not give any statement to the police. I went and got an orange julius.

ahahahaha

Far better story than the op's.

:thumbsup:
 
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Originally posted by: sirjonk
Originally posted by: zinfamous
are you, or are you not Gay? that is important to know in this story

Gay gets capitalized now? This thread just keeps giving :)

If these forums supported color, it would also be written in all the colors of the rainbow.
 

IceBergSLiM

Lifer
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Originally posted by: Xavier434
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim

A) if he wanted to beat his ass he would have walked inside the cold stone and clocked him.

B) OP was hiding inside cold stone scared to come out when he could have just said you know what lemme go apologize to this guy I was way out of line.

C) not being a loud mouth bitch avoids the situation entirely.

C...absolutely

B...most likely.

A...well it's a fine justification, but still not worth it if you ask me. Especially when you toss in the possibility of weapons being involved.

(I know this is gonna stir up the hornet's nest but what the hell) I gotta say your willingness to take risks that could potentially threaten your life is very odd considering you are not even willing to risk the possibility of divorce. Priorities?

What risk here. The risk to my ego for apologizing? The greater risk was saying it to begin with not apologizing.