
Just a vagabond writes, "I once had a guy in a pub shout completely out of the blue at me 'OI! BIG NOSE!' and then ask coyly 'Fancy a fight?'"
Tell us stories of the dodgy boozers you've been to, and what happened.
( , Fri 7 Feb 2014, 12:32)
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the bar staff didn't even ask how it happened, they just charged me a fiver and gave me a new one.
( , Sun 9 Feb 2014, 14:46, 33 replies)

They're made of Hollywood balsa wood in your local are they? Because real pool cues tend to break the person, not the other way around.
( , Sun 9 Feb 2014, 15:42, closed)

when used with force. I speak as a person who has been pool cued to the back of the head three times and across the legs, they do not hurt that much and as I say they break. However, the point of the story is why the fuck do people think it acceptable to behave like utter cunts when out drinking, boisterous game of pool.
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( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 13:38, closed)

as a weapon, you know nothing about. Stick to the feeble put down attempts, that is very much something you know about.
( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 13:36, closed)

see you ninja edited to TYPE and not speak.
( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 14:20, closed)

It didn't seem to trouble anybody else so I thought I'd simplify it to keep the field level for the slow kids.
( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 14:40, closed)

changed it. So, tell me how much you know about using a pool cue as a weapon or it being used upon you, you seemed to know so very much about it. Or rather don't bother. LAST.
( , Mon 10 Feb 2014, 17:16, closed)

I'm assuming that a different cue was used for each of the 4+ strikes you endured given how easily they break? On a more boring and perhaps relevant note I can't imagine every single pub pool cue in the land undergoes universal stress testing. I also understand that if one wanted to cause harm with a cue it would be advised to first break it oneself and utilize the stout end.
( , Tue 11 Feb 2014, 2:40, closed)

extra lead weighting. Do fuck off and jog on.
( , Tue 11 Feb 2014, 7:57, closed)

That it is useless. You however remain adamant that pool cues are a good weapon although I very much doubt you have used one or had one used on you. As for the breaking it in two, well the noise gives away the intent and then you have to swing the broken butt in a pub which are usually crowded and by the time you get around to using the butt it is too late. Carry on though with your vast knowledge of pub brawling.
( , Tue 11 Feb 2014, 12:03, closed)

I definitely won't suggest that you Google something like 'pool cue attack' because that definitely won't bring up thousands of examples of people successfully using pub pool cues as offensive weapons. Herp derpity derp.
( , Tue 11 Feb 2014, 12:16, closed)

Nor is it akin to snapping a length of wood.
( , Tue 11 Feb 2014, 8:36, closed)

and find a 'bloke beaten with pool cue' story. These have clearly all been specially modified and aren't just the basic £5 behind-the-bar cues.
( , Tue 11 Feb 2014, 9:03, closed)

Not only did the chair collapse into matchsticks, but as my friend spun away from me, his teeth flew out of his face.
Later, after we'd patched things up over a couple more pints, the pub exploded in slow motion, as we walked out the door, affording us both the opportunity to leap into the air and be thrown home by the force of the blast.
( , Sun 9 Feb 2014, 23:16, closed)

Your trouser legs were hanging in shreds and your faces were all sooty.
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in Burma and we'd got fuck all food or clothes but we was always immaculately clean shaven because the guards let us have cut-throat razors and a tin mug.
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