RUL Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Is violence the end of a friendship? If you were out with a small group of close mates and one took one of your other mates by the throat and held him up against a wall, is that the type of thing that could be forgotten? Is there a chance it will always remain an issue in the background that could flare up at any minute? If your stuck in the middle, do you take sides or say fk all? Thoughts lads? Anyone been in a similar situation previously? Link to comment
Dynamo Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 If it was birds i'd imagine that'd be it. I'm sure guys could go for a pint or 2 and forget about it, if they wanted to that is. Link to comment
lethal707 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 I've had fallen out's with mates and there's been handbags between some of us. Always when drink was involved and always all is forgiven the next day. I've lost count how many times me and my brother have smacked each other about. Not so much now that we're older but in our early/mid teens for sure. Link to comment
RUL Posted November 8, 2011 Author Share Posted November 8, 2011 I've had fallen out's with mates and there's been handbags between some of us. Always when drink was involved and always all is forgiven the next day. I've lost count how many times me and my brother have smacked each other about. Not so much now that we're older but in our early/mid teens for sure. Good shout :thumbs: Link to comment
dazzy_deff Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Like has been said if it involves a bird that will probably b it. Fell out with a good mate 7 years ago cos he shagged my ex n haven't spoke to him since. Other than birds though it definitely wouldn't b the end. One of my best mates n me came to blows one night in town. Grew up together we realised at the time we were bein daft and I'm an usher at his wedding next year. Link to comment
diamondsr4ever Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Is violence the end of a friendship? If you were out with a small group of close mates and one took one of your other mates by the throat and held him up against a wall, is that the type of thing that could be forgotten? Is there a chance it will always remain an issue in the background that could flare up at any minute? If your stuck in the middle, do you take sides or say fk all? Thoughts lads? Anyone been in a similar situation previously? have a beer, say sorry get on with it. Link to comment
The Boofon Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Is violence the end of a friendship? If you were out with a small group of close mates and one took one of your other mates by the throat and held him up against a wall, is that the type of thing that could be forgotten? Is there a chance it will always remain an issue in the background that could flare up at any minute? If your stuck in the middle, do you take sides or say fk all? Thoughts lads? Anyone been in a similar situation previously? I put my mate's head through the Cullen Bank of Scotland window during a flare up and argument. What a noise the alarm made. He was best man at my wedding a couple of years later. If two mates were fighting I'd try and be the peace maker and not take sides. Mates are not proper mates unless there is the odd disagreement and macho posturing I reckon. Link to comment
lethal707 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Like has been said if it involves a bird that will probably b it. Fell out with a good mate 7 years ago cos he shagged my ex n haven't spoke to him since. Other than birds though it definitely wouldn't b the end. One of my best mates n me came to blows one night in town. Grew up together we realised at the time we were bein daft and I'm an usher at his wedding next year. Luckily I've never had to deal with that but probably the only situation where I'd never to speak to a mate again. have a beer, say sorry get on with it. Exactly Was drinking with a good friend of yours on Sunday after Arctics gig. We walked inside Espionage and some gadgie looked at the pair of us and said 'I'll smash you, and then I'll smash you' - me and your mate had no clue what we'd did wrong. We proper creased out as it came from absolutely nowhere. Loons just canna handle their drink these days. Ha ha quality. PM me who you were with. How was the gig? Link to comment
Henry Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 'I'll smash you, and then I'll smash you' - me and your mate had no clue what we'd did wrong. Link to comment
daytripping Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Is violence the end of a friendship? If you were out with a small group of close mates and one took one of your other mates by the throat and held him up against a wall, is that the type of thing that could be forgotten? Is there a chance it will always remain an issue in the background that could flare up at any minute? If your stuck in the middle, do you take sides or say fk all? Thoughts lads? Anyone been in a similar situation previously? the guy that started the trouble sounds a pleb, dump him from your circle. no real mate starts on another mate. Link to comment
dazzy_deff Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 the guy that started the trouble sounds a pleb, dump him from your circle. no real mate starts on another mate.Bollocks. Link to comment
tup Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Is violence the end of a friendship? If you were out with a small group of close mates and one took one of your other mates by the throat and held him up against a wall, is that the type of thing that could be forgotten? Is there a chance it will always remain an issue in the background that could flare up at any minute? If your stuck in the middle, do you take sides or say fk all? Thoughts lads? Anyone been in a similar situation previously? Yes, short answer, if you are forced to do that to someone they are not worth being mates with anyway. Link to comment
lethal707 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 the guy that started the trouble sounds a pleb, dump him from your circle. no real mate starts on another mate. Can't agree with that. It's a male's instinct to act like that against each other. Not to sound all prehistorict but these things happen, most of the time it's drink involved and the arguements are over bugger all. Every group of mates will have one or two individuals who wrestle for "top man" in the group. Same how every group of mates will have those who take a side step and are laid back when it comes to all that bollocks. In the case with me and my brother - we used to fight like cat and dog when we were growing up but I wuld still be the first to stick up for him or the first person he'd call for help. Now that we are a little older though we are more like best mates. Link to comment
tup Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 In the case with me and my brother - we used to fight like cat and dog when we were growing up but I wuld still be the first to stick up for him or the first person he'd call for help. Now that we are a little older though we are more like best mates. I'm the opposite, we used to knock shit out of each other, broken bones, teeth, and material possessions the lot. Now I canna stand to be in the same room as the cunt without murderous thoughts crossing my mind. Link to comment
vanderark14 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 I'm the opposite, we used to knock shit out of each other, broken bones, teeth, and material possessions the lot. Now I canna stand to be in the same room as the cunt without murderous thoughts crossing my mind. I didn't know you and bluto were borthers ;) Link to comment
tup Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 I didn't know you and bluto were borthers ;) I like the deliberate dyslexia in your sentence, very subtle humour indeed. Link to comment
Nespa Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Could never hit a "good" mate...Have had plenty of arguements and squared up but when it came down to it Ive never hit anybody I considered to be a close mate! About a year ago one of ma mates was blazing in the pub (he had loads of sh1t going on with his family) and he thought i said something and he gubbed me a beauty....I honestly couldnt hit him back. .......told him to get the feck home and id speak to him the next day. ..He is one of ma best mates but warned him the next day that that was his one and only free shot and if it happens again ill do him!.....and he can feck off....... Pr1ck cannae remember doing it but still likes to wind me up that he caught me a beaut! Link to comment
Pash Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 I'm the opposite, we used to knock shit out of each other, broken bones, teeth, and material possessions the lot. Now I canna stand to be in the same room as the cunt without murderous thoughts crossing my mind. My brother is an utter arsehole as well. Those 18 months he was in Australia were pure bliss. Link to comment
tup Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 My brother is an utter arsehole as well. Those 18 months he was in Australia were pure bliss. I put it down to sharing a bedroom as loons, he basically just took the room and marginalised me, but I was storing up deep resentment which I unleashed on his face soon as I felt old and confident enough to do so, I'm four inches taller than him, and I'd happily kick his head in tomorrow if circumstance allowed it. Sharing rooms is something you rarely see now but every cunt did it then. Link to comment
Henry Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Sharing rooms is something you rarely see now but every cunt did it then. It's character building. No doubt boofon had the west wing to himself. Link to comment
tainboy Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Like has been said if it involves a bird that will probably b it. Fell out with a good mate 7 years ago cos he shagged my ex n haven't spoke to him since. Other than birds though it definitely wouldn't b the end. One of my best mates n me came to blows one night in town. Grew up together we realised at the time we were bein daft and I'm an usher at his wedding next year. Why fall out. She's an ex therefore fair game. If your mate had bought a car you once had would you fall out with him/her? Link to comment
tup Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Why fall out. She's an ex therefore fair game. Depends on the circumstance min, for instance if kids are involved, if it's just some bitch you've shagged I agree who cares, but if it's been long term that's different I would say. Link to comment
spamspamspam Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Is violence the end of a friendship? If you were out with a small group of close mates and one took one of your other mates by the throat and held him up against a wall, is that the type of thing that could be forgotten? Is there a chance it will always remain an issue in the background that could flare up at any minute? If your stuck in the middle, do you take sides or say fk all? Thoughts lads? Anyone been in a similar situation previously? Smacked a mate in the teeth one night when he was being an utter dick. We'd been mates for about 10 years up to that point, not so much now. Not sure if it was that or something else that stopped us hanging out. No animosity between us, wouldnt argue with him if I met him on a night out etc but he doesnt visit when he comes to Aberdeen any more. Link to comment
Bluto10 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Smacked a mate in the teeth one night when he was being an utter dick. We'd been mates for about 10 years up to that point, not so much now. Not sure if it was that or something else that stopped us hanging out. No animosity between us, wouldnt argue with him if I met him on a night out etc but he doesnt visit when he comes to Aberdeen any more. Maybe cause you slapped him like the bitch he is! Link to comment
Bluto10 Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 That's nae good the stuff pash and Tup saying. Don't necessarily agree with blood being thicker than water but forgiving family should be easier esp if it was just from the teen years Link to comment
Dandydon D Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Used to have a real close group of mates growing up through school and up to our mid 20's. 2 of my pals had a falling out over a bird and have barely spoken since and that was about 6-7 years ago. Drove a massive wedge and basically split our group up. When it came to nights out etc it was either you went out with one mate, and ditched the other or vice versa as they couldnt be in the same room as each other. Thats the way it goes sometimes i suppose Link to comment
weemackie Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 If it's a fight when they've been drinking then they should be able to shake hands and make up the next day unless they are stubborn c*nts. My mate battered his brother after a night out in Edinburgh the other week, left him with a massive black eye but by the morning everything was alright. I would agree if a bird is involved it might be a different matter though Link to comment
OddJob Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Have had the famous "pissed fallouts" with mates before but never physically came to blows but i suppose there's always a 1st time Link to comment
dazzy_deff Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 Why fall out. She's an ex therefore fair game. If your mate had bought a car you once had would you fall out with him/her?You have obviously never had it done to you. Long term bird, only finished about 2 months before and was still shaggin her. If you would genuinely go with one of your best mates ex's then you must be a massive cunt. Glad I Dinna ken ya. Link to comment
zander Posted November 8, 2011 Share Posted November 8, 2011 I've came to blows with one mate before bursting his nose, usually laugh it off next day, til the next fall out. Link to comment
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