Seniors have you come close to a fist fight lately?

Question

I did a young man in his real early twentys, shoved my shopping cart across the parking lot and told me move a little faster. happen today.

this is a small town and we know were he lives if he finds a dead skunk under his pickup seat I did not do it.

I would like to get even but I know I won't One ****** is enough

Answer 1

What an a hole he was. Don't worry, his time will come. As said above, words are better than fists. Next time I would move even slower!

Answer 2

WOW! poor Morgan O. Not had that bad of a day - - - but I did experience some not so 'christian' behavior while buying cards the other day! Three youngsters wearing T-shirts with "Jesus" sayings on them - (14-16-18 can't tell age anymore) where hogging the entire card aisle. I said excuse me - may I change places with you - and I was told in no uncertain terms to mind my manners and start acting my age! I am 66 and did not appreciate this. I did not respond to them. My friend who was with me and who witnessed all, took me out to the car and then went and reported the situation to the store manager! As we were pulling away - the police drove in. !!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

There are better ways to settle disputes and get revenge than fist fights -- especially if you are going to lose. Show some maturity. Set a good example for the creeps.

Answer 4

Buy a small package of limburger cheese and hide it up in his truck springs, stinks to high heaven and he probably won' t find it for ages, same with a few shrimp in a baggie with a hole in it. I am ready to punch the neighbor if he doesn't quit calling me Kid-O aaaarrrgh.

Answer 5

same thing happened to me in Nanjing China, the only city I have been to in China where the people are truly horrible nasty mean people so dont ever go to Nanjing if you go to China.

I slapped the young guy across the back of his head and told him be should he ashamed of himself. He immediately turned red and apologized while his friends laughed at him and so did other people passing by. :-) Everyone thinks its funny to see a Canadian getting riled up because most of us are so passive over there and let people shove us aside in queues etc - I dont. They find me entertaining -

Answer 6

Another fine example of our youth. I haven't had any kind of fight sense I was a kid. I had two younger brothers I had to defend all the time. Their mouths would overload there a$$ and I would have to come running. I remained undefeated when I hung up the gloves at fourteen.

Answer 7

GEe, it's been DECADES...since I last felt like that....a woman pushed my young children out of line in a bathroom 'wait' and shoved them...she was humongous!....and quite formidable...yet, I got up in her face and challenged her! My kids still tell that story yet today....she backed off...thinkin' she thought I was crazy since I was a 'slip of little thing' at the time...lol

Answer 8

I've been in at least four situations where I'd have been in one up until 16 years ago (I used to fight at the drop of a hat and if you didn't have one to drop I'd lend you mine). Sixteen years ago I received Jesus into my heart and he just seems to have taken away all the anger that used to get me into those fights.

So, to answer your question... Nope!

Answer 9

I've been told i look like a cop. the hair cut and mustache and i don't have too many people bother me. but every once in a while. I don't have to do much, I stare them down.

Answer 10

Nope, if someone does something that I don't like, I just leave it alone. As the old saying goes, what goes around comes around.