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I have never quite understood this 'come outside' thing. Is open air fighting better? While willing to smash another human face into a pulp, is it bad manners to knock a chair over doing so?
( , Sat 28 May 2016, 23:27, Share, Reply)
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but seeing as it's their establishment you'd want to break their own chairs over them wouldn't you?
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 0:55, Share, Reply)
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jesus, what kind of a monster are you?
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 1:01, Share, Reply)
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You're not likely to be barred for fighting adjacent to a pub, but, in most pubs at least, fighting inside is infra dig.
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 3:38, Share, Reply)
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as he would effectively be fighting the landlord, which is going to get you barred no matter where you do it. But I suppose instinct kicked in.
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 13:24, Share, Reply)
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when you challenge someone you really wouldnt want to be trapped in a room with.
Usually the piss weak ones want the challenge outside, to twat you as you come outside, not ready or their mates are outside, or access to planks, bars, bottles or other weapons.
( , Sun 29 May 2016, 13:30, Share, Reply)