[quote="Pietja"]Scaring teenagers.
Yep, it needs a little explenation via. backstory.
So, today(or tonight) my friends who like punk/hardcore music took me out for a concert of few local punk/hardcore bands and, obviously, there was some serious beer crackin' in public areas. Also, there were many teenagers that were waaay below drinking age, but who da eff cares, we did the same as them when we were at their age.
Nevertheless, after three beers, there was some space for another few rounds, so we went to a shop that was only opened via small window - because of the late hour. Safety measures.
We're standing in the line, few teenage twerps are before us and suddenly, two long-haired tweens took place next to them - obviously, they were friends.
Well, I had the situation under control - after all, I could just said some word and they would go back at the end of the line, but my friend treated it as some kind of affront and thus, voiced his opinion. At first, by staring.
But then, his brother saw this and he opened his mouth to the kids that were trying to snuck before me - "Hey, guys, my brother isn't happy about what you're doing, so you'll be better off if you'd get back at the end of the line or there'll be a serious case of whoop-ass going around here". He said that, IMO, in a playfull voice, joke, etc.
But I look at these two guys and their eyes got wide. They bent their heads, said "sorry" and off they go! They started to litteraly run. Away, 200 meters of pure running. I laughed out loud - it was brilliant.
Totally unexpected response. Made my day. And, we had a reason to go back in time with our memories when we had simmilar situations - we wouldn't stand back to no one and we got beaten quite a few times because of it. But it builds memories - and these guys ran for their lives. Seriously, it looked that way.
Teenagers these days - they have no verve./quote]
I wish people around here were like that... Sadly. They ain't.
Yep, it needs a little explenation via. backstory.
So, today(or tonight) my friends who like punk/hardcore music took me out for a concert of few local punk/hardcore bands and, obviously, there was some serious beer crackin' in public areas. Also, there were many teenagers that were waaay below drinking age, but who da eff cares, we did the same as them when we were at their age.
Nevertheless, after three beers, there was some space for another few rounds, so we went to a shop that was only opened via small window - because of the late hour. Safety measures.
We're standing in the line, few teenage twerps are before us and suddenly, two long-haired tweens took place next to them - obviously, they were friends.
Well, I had the situation under control - after all, I could just said some word and they would go back at the end of the line, but my friend treated it as some kind of affront and thus, voiced his opinion. At first, by staring.
But then, his brother saw this and he opened his mouth to the kids that were trying to snuck before me - "Hey, guys, my brother isn't happy about what you're doing, so you'll be better off if you'd get back at the end of the line or there'll be a serious case of whoop-ass going around here". He said that, IMO, in a playfull voice, joke, etc.
But I look at these two guys and their eyes got wide. They bent their heads, said "sorry" and off they go! They started to litteraly run. Away, 200 meters of pure running. I laughed out loud - it was brilliant.
Totally unexpected response. Made my day. And, we had a reason to go back in time with our memories when we had simmilar situations - we wouldn't stand back to no one and we got beaten quite a few times because of it. But it builds memories - and these guys ran for their lives. Seriously, it looked that way.
Teenagers these days - they have no verve./quote]
I wish people around here were like that... Sadly. They ain't.