Just got me thinking after an incident today, where a mouthy and aggressive teenage girl was trying to start a fight with anyone and everyone in a Melbourne bar this afternoon. I walked away and maybe my laughter goaded her into throwing a scooner of beer at me...how would the good people of NSC deal with such scrotishness?
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Whats the best way to deal with aggressive and drunk teenagers ?
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nicko31
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Love Ozzie pubs, most you wouldn't take your gran to for sunday lunch
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Anyone else misread that as scottishness?
Yep !
Open her up! Simples
Sussex Nomad
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I didn't think Sheila's were allowed in pubs in Oz?
nwgull
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Wanting to start a fight and chucking a glass of beer at someone should have consequences, be it either a slap or spending a night in the cells to sober up. People get a bit funny about punching a women, even if it'd have been seen as a perfectly acceptable action to do to a young lad acting the same way, so a call to your local police to complain or assault would probably be the best option. I expect the other drinkers in the bar and the staff would've backed you up.
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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Well they (mainly the older generation) say a spell in the Army will sort them out - and I tend to agree.
pearl
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why did you find it funny?
Whilst I sort of agree it hasn't stopped drunken pub brawls between various members of the armed forces.
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Because a girl who weighs 40kg and is threatening to 'knock you out bro' when you are twice her size is ridiculous
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theboybilly
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In my experience it's best to leave them to it, don't get involved and find a quiet bar somewhere else. You can listen to the tales of woe the next day
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would have looked to the bar manager to sort it out.. drunken women acting in this way can sometimes be a catalyst for much broader problems as soon as any challenge/confrontation of their behavior happens, with people wading in from everywhere and I have certainly seen women act in this way because they know that there is little or no physical danger to themselves - an acquaintance of mine years ago went through a period of throwing drinks over blokes, and we just left her eventually as it inevitably ended up with us, her male "friends" being in the eye of a storm that was of her making..
Yes Chef
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I thought that actually BEING DRUNK in a bar in OZ was illegal? Not getting drunk but being drunk, in which case the bar manager/owner or plod should be able to sort this out very easily.
Shropshire Seagull
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Aye
Publius Ovidius
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This is how you deal with the little whippersnappers
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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In my opinion some young mouthy girls deserve a good slap nowadays, I wouldn't think twice about hitting a women if she assaulted me for no reason.
Equal rights and all that
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