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[TVeye77]

This isn't about me. This is about beating up self-professed sad forty year old men.

Haha. Fuck all of you. Go ahead and try.

[Virgin Killer]

Im gonna move some stuff around.

[quote author=I Am Not Marty Feldman link=topic=44203.msg789657#msg789657 date=1451455202

I don't have any dog in this etc., and mostly, I don't care.  But it ain't fair.  And you have you try to make it fair, I suppose.  I don't know.  Take it as it comes.  You can't defend "faggot."  Or "Last Sons of Kypton."  Even if you feel you are those things.

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Agree with this, but we can't afford to try. We must enforce. We must fight back with arms. Only a traumatic ass kicking will end trauma.

[Virgin Killer]

This isn't about me. This is about beating up self-professed sad forty year old men.

Haha. Fuck all of you. Go ahead and try.

Bro, Kevin's huge. You really gonna fight Charles Bronson just so you can drop a couple f-bombs in Ohio? Stay home and watch TV.

Edit: Charles Bronson was only 5'9"? What the fuck?

[bradx]

yeah kevins a big boy.  pictures can be deceiving, but this is a good one for scale.  i was some 295 lbs here, and i am 5'11"

[nickg]

^^nearly classic WI photo, but yer supposed to have drinks in your hand.

[TVeye77]

All right. I'll be careful. https://youtu.be/68BrauMLt_0

[I Am Not Marty Feldman]

When my hair is long, people call me "dude" or "man". When my head is buzzed it is "sir". And when I'm drunk people call me a cunt

Squares and young women definitely address me as "man" more often when my hair is long.  I'm rarely called "sir," but when it happens at work, I know I'm about to deal with a stupid question or look through a box of moldy records. 

[Marko]

When my hair is long, people call me "dude" or "man". When my head is buzzed it is "sir". And when I'm drunk people call me a cunt

Squares and young women definitely address me as "man" more often when my hair is long.  I'm rarely called "sir," but when it happens at work, I know I'm about to deal with a stupid question or look through a box of moldy records.

Ha! Dunno if the monsieur/madam-trend exist outside Sweden but probably at least variations of it. I,ve noticed that young hip bartenders have a tendency to call their customers monsieur and madam wich I find highly annoying. The following scenario is typical.

Bartender with smirky smile and an overly polite voice - Good evening! How can I satisfy you best monsieur?!!
Marko - Hi. Gimmie a stor stark (ordinary tap beer)
Bartender - Splendid choice!!!

It's NOT a splendid choice, rather a boring and predictable one but I ususally just wanna get drunk on cheap beer, not spend 12 euros on an IPA that taste like shrimps and chocolate. I might be overly sensitive to these kind of matters but I require reserved  bartenders who hands me the drink of my choice without an attached  judegement. Got many other exemples but they are usually hard to translate, at least for me.
This past summer a bartender who looked like a mix between a surfer chick and a hipster basicly screamed  "HELLO LADS FANCY SOME NICE BEERS!!!" the same second we entered the bar. It was during a really hot summer day so I asked for a Corona wich the fool behind the counter ignored, instead she wanted me to buy some kind of syrup-esque craft beer for three times the price. How fucking hard can it be to just give the costumer what they ask for?

[I Am Not Marty Feldman]

I call people "sir" at work because anyone my age should feel like a horse's ass for seriously calling a customer "boss," especially if it's in deference to a man old enough to be one's grand/father.  I reserve the word "buddy" for little kids, dogs, friends and someone I'm about to yell at in anger.  Women older than me are "miss."  Friendly customers get "man" and the guy unloading his prog collection even got "real heads know the deal" and nodded knowingly with a sly grin. 

If you're younger than me and have sleeve tattoos and seriously think you can call me "boss" while I'm drinking at your boss's bar I'm going to be one helluva cheap dark cloud in that dump.   

[Marko]

I should clarify that monsiuer is nothing you call anyone regardless age in Sweden, it's a french word forced into the language in recent years. Guess they wanna communicate some kind of elegant continental aura. Chefen (boss in english) were the most common word in this context before the monsiuer-craze.

[JJ King]

Go with "chief," or if you're feeling frisky, "captain." Not patronizing at all.

[kevin]

I think it's interesting that some people think violence is some abhorrent thing that must be avoided at all costs and anyone who engages in it is a primitive and a heretic, but it's totally no big deal to make a homophobic joke or say something totally transphobic, and even saying something racist is like, only words man. I guess people put a premium on physical health and care very little about the state of a person's mental health. Seems rather short sighted, and ignorant and completely callous and arrogant to me. But what the fuck do I know? Maybe violence has just become normalized to me.

[smiller]

IPA that taste like shrimps and chocolate.

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[I Am Not Marty Feldman]

I don't find violence abhorrent.  Maybe largely unnecessary.  But certainly easier, in some cases.  Depends who you are.

I don't think violence inspires anything other than surface-level compliance.  Ultimately, you're not changing anyone's mind, and you'll come up against an even more blatant disregard for your ideals later.

[rr]

shrimps and chocolate.