[/quote] Although not very exciting, here is another one: While having fun with some friends at a local pub, I guy walks by and bumps me when there was clearly enough room to get by the area we were in. Although a little perturbed, I shot him a side-ways glance and that was it. Next thing I know, he was in my face mouthing off. I stepped back a little to defend myself and I could see that this could get out of hand. He asked, "You want to step outside?" I said, "No!". I told him there was no problem, but he was insistant on fighting. After I showed no visual signs of aggression, he called me a "pussy" and walked out of the bar. Over, right?!?! Wrong! He comes storming back in and insists that I take this outside. I said "no" again and then others start to get involved. Now, the whole time this is happening, I had ample time to end this in a physical fashion as his face was unprotected while the entire time I was in a disguised stance with my power hand back and my chin tucked as if I was starring at the floor, but my eyes on him. Okay, back to the story... As my friends get involved, the little-itty-bitty-girl I was dating started to mouth off to this guy and he totally turned perpendicular to me and his jaw was RIGHT THERE. He proceeds to call her a "b-i-t-c-h" and my vision started to tunnel on his face and my fist clenched. Based on numerous conversations with my best friend, a police officer, I could have drilled this guy legally as this guy was threatening to myself and others. Anyway, I remained cool and just let this guy vent, but was ready for action if he decided to touch one of us. He didn't, vented all his steam, and left.[/quote]
I'm impressed. It's all too easy to get real pissed off and wanna attack when someone's actin like that. You seem to have had a hell of a lot of self control. Good work!
