So I was giving a presentation on a new method of optimizing an express shipment network . . .

[Random Variable]

when someone in the class interrupted my presentation and told me to basically stop talking. I guess he didn't like the fact that I'm not the most fluent person in the world. Anyways, the rest of the class told him to shut the fvck up. What I want to know is whether I should have approached him after class and threatened to kick crap out of him, or whether the repudiation by the rest of class was enough. What should I have done?

 

[mchammer]

:| Ninja

 

[BCYL]

He already did enough damage to himself (by showing what an idiot/jack@ss he is), so just let him be...

 

[imported_Tick]

Kick his ass.

 

[skyking]

His foot in the mouth is plenty
Extend him every courtesy and pay attention to his presentation when it comes time.

 

[drinkmorejava]

who the heck would want to listen to that anyway

 

[KLin]

Originally posted by: drinkmorejava
who the heck would want to listen to that anyway

Are you the douchebag?

 

[drinkmorejava]

Originally posted by: KLin

Originally posted by: drinkmorejava
who the heck would want to listen to that anyway

Are you the douchebag?

rofl, no

 

[sygyzy]

Originally posted by: Random Variable
when someone in the class interrupted my presentation and told me to basically stop talking. I guess he didn't like the fact that I'm not the most fluent person in the world. Anyways, the rest of the class told him to shut the fvck up. What I want to know is whether I should have approached him after class and threatened to kick crap out of him, or whether the repudiation by the rest of class was enough. What should I have done?

I find this story really hard to believe. I have never seen anyone tell the speaker to stop talking. Tell us what happened, exactly.

 

[imported_Zeke]

Kill him. Violence solves everything.

 

[shortylickens]

The guy owned himself in front of a bunch of people.
Hammering him afterwards makes you look uncool.

Just revel in the silent glory.
It makes you look distinguished.

 

[imported_Zeke]

Originally posted by: shortylickens
The guy owned himself in front of a bunch of people.
Hammering him afterwards makes you look uncool.

Just revel in the silent glory.
It makes you look distinguished.

Grow a mustache for extra distinguished points.

 

[shortylickens]

Originally posted by: Zeke

Originally posted by: shortylickens
The guy owned himself in front of a bunch of people.
Hammering him afterwards makes you look uncool.

Just revel in the silent glory.
It makes you look distinguished.

Grow a mustache for extra distinguished points.

Shizzle.

http://media2.ugoto.com/pictures/long-mustache-doesnt-describe-this-guy-66b.jpg

 

[jagec]

Originally posted by: Zeke

Originally posted by: shortylickens
The guy owned himself in front of a bunch of people.
Hammering him afterwards makes you look uncool.

Just revel in the silent glory.
It makes you look distinguished.

Grow a mustache for extra distinguished points.

Yes, like the venerable and inscrutable colonel.

 

[imported_Mike]

text of presentation? I am interested, feel free to PM if you'd rather not post.

 

[Random Variable]

Originally posted by: sygyzy

Originally posted by: Random Variable
when someone in the class interrupted my presentation and told me to basically stop talking. I guess he didn't like the fact that I'm not the most fluent person in the world. Anyways, the rest of the class told him to shut the fvck up. What I want to know is whether I should have approached him after class and threatened to kick crap out of him, or whether the repudiation by the rest of class was enough. What should I have done?

I find this story really hard to believe. I have never seen anyone tell the speaker to stop talking. Tell us what happened, exactly.

He interrupted me and said that there was no need for me to go any further (even though my presentation was only about 1/4 complete and was on a topic that I'm certain was new to everyone in the class).