Saturday night idiots

jaysay · 30-07-2006, 10:17

There are times that I wonder what makes people do the indefensible, last night was one such time. I have an 87 year old neighbour who for his pains has a three wheeled car, this weekend just happens to be his 67th wedding aniversary. Last night at about 11.30 I could see lights on the car park where I live, it was the fire brigade, who not for the first time may i add, had been called out because some local neanderthals had turned his car over just for a laugh. This is not the first or the second or even the third time this has happened this year, but the sixth. I really do despair at this irresponsible brainless behaviour, probably a big laugh for this lowlife after their usual two shandies and a pimms on a Saturday night out. The only trouble is if these idiots are caught (the police actually turned up last night) they get a pat on the head and a sugar lump and a "don't be a naughty boy (or girl) in future. I really do despair.

cashman · 30-07-2006, 10:21

why does that not surprise me? years ago it would have shocked,now things like that are expected,a sad indictment of society.

sparhawk · 30-07-2006, 10:52

unfortunately I have to agree with cashman, its no shock that idiots do stuff like that nowadays

Stanaccy · 30-07-2006, 11:07

I have found here in Harwood that Friday night seems to be numpty night. I am not surprised now by most things apart from how stunningly immature some of these folk are, and how mindless some of their actions are. I do feel that more of a stick approach should be used on the bars/clubs/pubs that still serve these folk when they must be obviously drunk.

katex · 30-07-2006, 11:43

Seems to be the new game of nick-nack only with more dire consequences.

I know there are some parents who will defend their off-spring for carrying out these mindless acts, however, sure at least 1 or 2 of these 'person's' parents would be astounded to know what they were up to. We don't hear this side, do we ?

Maybe, the police do have some success in going to see their parents; others well ...

SPUGGIE J · 30-07-2006, 12:05

Chances are their parents dont give a monkeys what their offspring get up too and the havoc the are causing. Its seems that these brainless drunken yobs (calling them Neanderthals is an insult to Neanderthals) must get a "I am a hard man buzz" from it. Cashy hit the nail on the head.

mrskitty · 30-07-2006, 19:20

I feel really sorry for your neighbour

andrewb · 30-07-2006, 21:16

Would it be wrong of us to remove all the labels from the tin cans?

katex · 30-07-2006, 21:25

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Originally Posted by Cyfr

Would it be wrong of us to remove all the labels from the tin cans?

Don't 'quite' understand this Cyfr ... know profound remark .. not too proud to ask please. OK we have labelled certain people, if we removed their label, all would be the same, but ??

andrewb · 30-07-2006, 21:30

Was more like, if we removed the labels they wouldn't know how to cook them and be screwd...

mthead · 30-07-2006, 21:43

Yeah I know what you mean Jaysay.Last night also my mum & step-fathers car ended up with footprints on the boot,roof & bonnet.And thier next door nieghbours wind screen was cracked.Obviously some mindless idiot had run over them.As you know they live just lower down than the club,I wonder if it's the same individuals.........

katex · 30-07-2006, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Cyfr

Was more like, if we removed the labels they wouldn't know how to cook them and be screwd...

Ok .. but who is 'they' ? Being thick I know. sos.