Wednesday, July 08, 2009
SATURDAY NIGHT NINJAS
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Brilliant,
But it's missing the mate trying to restrain him (which he's secretly glad he's doing) whilst he shouts at his bigger "victim".
Or saying "You're lucky they're here or I'd f£$king batter you" just as you arrive.
But it's missing the mate trying to restrain him (which he's secretly glad he's doing) whilst he shouts at his bigger "victim".
Or saying "You're lucky they're here or I'd f£$king batter you" just as you arrive.
# posted by 
: 8:03 AM, July 09, 2009
: 8:03 AM, July 09, 2009
Funny!
We had a bloke like this who tried to attack one of my lads in a building the other night. Unfortunately for the yob, the guard happened to be a presidential Protection Officer on a two-year contract to us from the Philippines National Police (I hired 62 of them). The yob got the crap kicked out of him and handcuffed in less than 10 seconds. He was even less brave when the Calgary cops showed up and hauled him away.
We had a bloke like this who tried to attack one of my lads in a building the other night. Unfortunately for the yob, the guard happened to be a presidential Protection Officer on a two-year contract to us from the Philippines National Police (I hired 62 of them). The yob got the crap kicked out of him and handcuffed in less than 10 seconds. He was even less brave when the Calgary cops showed up and hauled him away.
# posted by : 7:18 PM, July 09, 2009
: 7:18 PM, July 09, 2009
It just goes to show, no matter what type or how much defensive tactics we're taught, nothing can prepare you for the mindless, drunken person who just wants to kick your head in.
# posted by : 8:50 PM, July 09, 2009
: 8:50 PM, July 09, 2009
Surely, it's not the mindless element of drunkenness that's the problem once the fists and feet start swinging, but the fact that they don't notice being 'restrained'?
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# posted by : 8:38 PM, July 10, 2009
: 8:38 PM, July 10, 2009
