Theater behavior

[urgeok]

Originally posted by hellboy
Whatever guys. Didnt mean to get a debate going on the rights and wrongs of looking out for your fellow neighbor. I never condoned my actions, though not regreted, I only added to the thread, my experience one time.

nothing wrong with a discussion ...

[Marroe]

Originally posted by MoonLit Meadow
BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURP.

Burping is pretty disgusting theatre behavior.... ;)

*Tries to change the subject fairly obviously* :D

yeah, but that theater soda is something else...you gotta.

[zwoti]

Originally posted by urgeok
nothing wrong with a discussion ...

as long as it remains respectful, no

in fact, it makes a nice change

[urgeok]

Originally posted by zwoti
as long as it remains respectful, no

in fact, it makes a nice change

yep .. no one has called anyone a cocksucker yet and
there hasnt been any of this Barney 'I love you - you love me' bullshit yet either, making it one of the most unique threads in the past month or so.

[zwoti]

Originally posted by urgeok
yep .. no one has called anyone a cocksucker yet and
there hasnt been any of this Barney 'I love you - you love me' bullshit yet either, making it one of the most unique threads in the past month or so.

but barney, i love you :p

[MoonLit Meadow]

Originally posted by hellboy
Thankyou. Very nicely done. It worked for me. Go on sweetie, give us one of your stories. Be warned, make sure its one where you havent assualted anyone.;)

Well you know, being the big bully that I am....I actually do have a story, though it doesn't involve the theatre...it involves being at an IHOP one night...when I was living in Orlando in fact ;)

But ANYWAY...to make a long story short...my friend and I were eating, when the guys at the table next to us just started calling the waitress "slow" and "stupid"...even after that, she still tried to be polite to them...but a couple of minutes later, I noticed that she was behind the counter near a corner wiping tears from her eyes. So while it was probably stupid...I just told the two guys that it must make them feel really good to put down women for no reason..must make them feel like real "men". YEAH...VERY STUPID. They didn't say anything back to me, although I realize I could've been in serious trouble if they had been the "wrong type" of people to say that to.

But anyway, I got up and went over and gave the waitress a hug. She said something to the effect of "Thank you so much for doing that for me...I've put up with alot of things, but that just hit me real hard b/c recently I've been going thru alot". We ended up talking for a while, and everytime I went in after that we would talk. She really had nobody else in her life, and was all on her own...sometimes people just need somebody to talk to.

So anyway....I'd like to think that maybe I was there for a reason that night...however sappy that may sound. I think it also helped decide my career path for me. I can't stand seeing people mistreated for no reason.

OVER AND OUT ;)

[meetthecreeper]

Originally posted by hellboy
Whatever guys. Didnt mean to get a debate going on the rights and wrongs of looking out for your fellow neighbor. I never condoned my actions, though not regreted, I only added to the thread, my experience one time.

I agree with Hellboy. I once wolloped some teenagers for terrorizing some kids no older than 10. These guys were close to 20 and all they were doing was showing off for their girlfriends.

I am not saying I want to be Batman or anything but thats the problem with society today, no one wants to get involved. I couldnt stand there and watch these 2 boys cry and be terrified by a group of bullies. It aint right.

ANd I grew up without a father, my kids are 4 and 6. I dont want them gong through the shit that I did. But if its my time to go, I will be back in the next life and there will be hell to pay.'

Urgeok, What if Hellboy hadnt done what he did and the girl got raped in the parking lot? Lot of what ifs??

I kind of like to think that the righteous man always comes out on top but its not always the case.

Hellboy and I are probably few folks that grew up with street smarts and know how to handle a situation. I guess its are age and generation that makes a difference.

[urgeok]

Originally posted by meetthecreeper
I agree with Hellboy. I once wolloped some teenagers for terrorizing some kids no older than 10. These guys were close to 20 and all they were doing was showing off for their girlfriends.

I am not saying I want to be Batman or anything but thats the problem with society today, no one wants to get involved. I couldnt stand there and watch these 2 boys cry and be terrified by a group of bullies. It aint right.

ANd I grew up without a father, my kids are 4 and 6. I dont want them gong through the shit that I did. But if its my time to go, I will be back in the next life and there will be hell to pay.'

Urgeok, What if Hellboy hadnt done what he did and the girl got raped in the parking lot? Lot of what ifs??

I kind of like to think that the righteous man always comes out on top but its not always the case.

Hellboy and I are probably few folks that grew up with street smarts and know how to handle a situation. I guess its are age and generation that makes a difference.

i stand by weighing the situation and how you handle it ..
the jails are full of guys who feel justified but in the eyes of the law (and the jury - our peers) they were in the wrong.

lots of what ifs indeed .. but given the situation (and we werent there to judge the seriousness (it sounded like more of an annoyance the way it was presented) i would have walked the girls to their car .. (something i've done many times)

Same goes for the 10 year olds ...i'd help them get to where they were going peacefully until there was no alternative.

i never said not to get involved - with something serious ..



what HB did could have made the situation far worse if you want to look at 'what ifs'

he took what could have become a nothing situation and took it to the next level .. with kids who now had something to prove...

did they deserve to get their asses kicked - no doubt ... but i wouldnt do it unless i had no other choice at all...

[Zero]

Originally posted by MoonLit Meadow


But anyway, I got up and went over and gave the waitress a hug. She said something to the effect of "Thank you so much for doing that for me...I've put up with alot of things, but that just hit me real hard b/c recently I've been going thru alot". We ended up talking for a while. . .
OVER AND OUT ;)

[I would prefer the rest of this story if it involved "drinking a bit too much" "a hot tub" and "what started out as a friendly game of 'truth or dare'" . . . ]

I can at least dream. . .

[urgeok]

Originally posted by MoonLit Meadow


But anyway, I got up and went over and gave the waitress a hug. She said something to the effect of "Thank you so much for doing that for me...I've put up with alot of things, but that just hit me real hard b/c recently I've been going thru alot". We ended up talking for a while, and everytime I went in after that we would talk. She really had nobody else in her life, and was all on her own...sometimes people just need somebody to talk to.

thats a better way to handle something like that ..