Are Some People That Desperate?

Danger Phoenix · 26 Jul 2006 at 13:41

LeperousDust said:
You never mentioned she was drunk, just that you were. It just sounds to me that you were being over protective, and that might have been what brought this on with this guy and his friends.

Danger Phoenix said:
and we were pretty drunk and having a good time.

Does standing about 5m away from them, just keeping an eye on her sound like being over protective? Sorry if it sounds like Im arguing with you, because Im not - Im just trying to see it from you perspective

Gilly · 26 Jul 2006 at 13:46

Rotty said:
do you think that you generate a maturity that helps you avoid trouble or that things have got better over recent years ?

I think its a mixture of the two. I'm no longer the trouble causer I once was, but in addition there'd always be trouble at our local clubs whether I was there or not and there isn't any more. I think this generation coming through is simply less inclined to fight.

lay-z-boy · 26 Jul 2006 at 14:05

omg!

That was you?!

holy carp its a small world....

sorry, i didnt mean to hit you

overreacted.

Danger Phoenix · 26 Jul 2006 at 14:08

lay-z-boy said:
omg!

That was you?!

holy carp its a small world....

sorry, i didnt mean to hit you overreacted.

lol

Vonhelmet · 26 Jul 2006 at 15:26

Spacky said:
No animal in nature drinks its own **** and man should not break that mould.

What about poo? Some animals eat that...

willd58 · 26 Jul 2006 at 16:27

LeperousDust said:
Sounds to me like you were with your friend she was having a good time with a guy. If youre just a friend she can make her own decisions, i'm sure she's old enough, doesn't need grandpa watching over her all night.

JohnnyG · 26 Jul 2006 at 16:41

Good old Options, nice to see that nothing has changed

Van_Dammesque · 26 Jul 2006 at 16:51

She was pretty drunk, and since she was my guest and staying at my place, I did what any good friend would do and kept an eye on her. What sort of friend would I be if I left her with some random guys in the state she was in - she couldn't even remember what the guy looked like the next day!

What sort of friend gets of with someone else when she clearly is out just with you and has to stay at yours?
I say women are 9/10 the main cause of fights on a fri and sat night.
Your friend could have told the lad to bugger off and all this wouldn't have happened tbh.

Danger Phoenix · 26 Jul 2006 at 16:57

Van_Dammesque said:
What sort of friend gets of with someone else when she clearly is out just with you and has to stay at yours?
I say women are 9/10 the main cause of fights on a fri and sat night.
Your friend could have told the lad to bugger off and all this wouldn't have happened tbh.

As I said before, she was pretty drunk and wasnt thinking straight. She has recently broken up with her boyfriend, and I think she was just looking for some fun, but doing that when completely wasted is not always a good idea

Anyways, she kept saying sorry, because she felt that it was her fault I got punched, but I don't mind about that, as long as she was fine

(even if she wasn't staying at mine, I wouldn't have let her go off with these guys... what sort of friend would I be if I let that happen :confused:

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Van_Dammesque · 26 Jul 2006 at 17:09

I think you done the right thing mate, it is just that she should have respected you more, regardless of how drunk she was.

Danger Phoenix · 26 Jul 2006 at 17:12

Van_Dammesque said:
I think you done the right thing mate, it is just that she should have respected you more, regardless of how drunk she was.

Im not too fussed about respect or whatever... she is a friend, so I don't need anything in return for being there for her