My frightening experience
Thursday night is an exciting night here in the North East; it’s alternative night and a good night to go out and socialise with friends. I must admit, it was a really good night and fun was had by all. However, like most things these days, good things have to be balanced out with bad things.
I was walking home and on my journey I decided to cut through a veiled part of the estate that would get me home faster; the route isn’t alien to me and I know it quite well. All of a sudden, I here someone running, I turned and looked and it was something that has been subject to a lot of deserved disrepute and ridicule in this country: A chav. I continued to walk on and he struck me in the back of the head, I fell forward and turned round, he then tried to punch me and I managed to catch his fist and hold on to it, he then tried to punch me with his free hand which I caught with my other hand. In an act of desperation to free him self, he attempted to kick me in between the legs and I locked my legs together keeping his leg in place. Now unable to retaliate, I pushed him forward sending both us to the ground, I pinned him down (face-up) and I told him to “calm the f*** down”, he then demanded that I let him go and I refused as I was concerned he may try to attack me again.
Whilst holding the chav to the ground, I asked him what he wanted, to which he replied “Your f****** money!” I then told him that he would not get it. Knowing that I would not submit to his demand, he apologised and asked me to let him go, I told him that if he tries anything when I let him go, I wouldn’t be as merciful. He promised me that he wouldn’t and so I got off him, thus, he was free. He got up and picked up his shoe and then apologized and explained that he only attacked me because I thought I was a “crack head”, he then had asked me if I could spare him a few pound so he could get “a bottle” and I refused to give him anything. He then walked off and I ran home, afraid he would return with his friends.
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He apologized? Nice to find a polite mugger.
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You were lucky being able to fend off the attack (or are you just skilled - which would explain why he apologized, he was afraid of getting his own butt kicked).
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You should have stomped on his throat. :afrog:
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Originally Posted by mendhak
You were lucky being able to fend off the attack (or are you just skilled - which would explain why he apologized, he was afraid of getting his own butt kicked).
I know, my parents said the same thing. They told me that it would have been a different story if he had attacked me again or if he had a knife, I could have been seriously hurt, or worse.
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Originally Posted by crptcblade
You should have stomped on his throat. :afrog:
I’m not a violent person, so I couldn’t bring myself to do something like that. Besides, in this town, if you hurt someone, then the person who you hurt call upon their whole family tree for support which usually leads to disaster :rolleyes:.
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Might I point out that the lesson to be learned here is this: Jenova looks like a crack head.
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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Might I point out that the lesson to be learned here is this: Jenova looks like a crack head.
I'm hurt by this statement. I don't think i look like a crack head at all :D.
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Originally Posted by Jenova
I’m not a violent person, so I couldn’t bring myself to do something like that. Besides, in this town, if you hurt someone, then the person who you hurt call upon their whole family tree for support which usually leads to disaster :rolleyes:.
That's why I carry a hand grenade. People are less apt to get rowdy when you are running toward them with the pin out. :)
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Originally Posted by Jenova
I’m not a violent person, so I couldn’t bring myself to do something like that. Besides, in this town, if you hurt someone, then the person who you hurt call upon their whole family tree for support which usually leads to disaster :rolleyes:.
Ok fair enough. But you should've at least stomped on his head. :afrog:
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Originally Posted by crptcblade
That's why I carry a hand grenade. People are less apt to get rowdy when you are running toward them with the pin out. :)
:lol: I'll remember to get me some of those. :afrog:
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Whats the meaning of 'chav' ??? is it some kind of a racial abuse ??
Nice photo i must admit
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Originally Posted by arunb
Whats the meaning of 'chav' ??? is it some kind of a racial abuse ??
Nice photo i must admit
Its the term used for common middle class scum.
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Originally Posted by arunb
Whats the meaning of 'chav' ???...
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi.../8/8c/Chav.jpg
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Originally Posted by arunb
Whats the meaning of 'chav' ??? is it some kind of a racial abuse ??
Nice photo i must admit
The social hierarchy equivalent of Mactards. :afrog:
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:rofl: :afrog:
I can imagine Orwell shuddering when he sees mendhak's post. :afrog:
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The social hierarchy equivalent of Mactards. :afrog:
:lol: