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Ever get twitchy in bars?
Was out today in a pub, and a load of big working class guys came in, and it was all like, intense darting eyes and testosterone flying around. Almost an aura of violence. Anyone experience such agitation whilst out in pubs/bars?
Is my percpetion likely correct or am i just misperceiving?
Is my percpetion likely correct or am i just misperceiving?
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Reply 1
no i dont think your misperceiving...i get that feeling almost everywhere i go.....its just your gut telling you to be aware of you surroundings....thats what i tell myself when i get that feeling.......
Reply 2
i don't know if it's actual violent instincts or just testosterone and over enthusiasm
Reply 3
You can't have much of a civilised night out a lot of places, unless you go to a really middle class hidden away university student pub..
Reply 6
I know... so 'middle class' people are never violent nor intimidating?
Reply 7
Well it is accurate to a point. Big scruffy looking guys always make me feel a bit on the edge down south, but up here in newcastle i never feel that way. I guess it all depends on teh place
Reply 8
ChrisRH
I know... so 'middle class' people are never violent nor intimidating?
It's less likely you must admit, the hgiher up the wealth/educational scale you go.
Reply 10
well you are a student, by definition you dont work as hard as them and are having an easier life. thats got to cause some resentment. Though,to be honest im not sure why. reckon your just being paranoid for no reason, you very posh by any chance?
Reply 11
Well that's what happens nearly everywhere. So make sure you have friends round you to back you up in case it's needed... And anyway, a night out is for having fun, so if you're in a place that feels hostile to you feel free to leave..
Yeah but did anything actually happen? Isn't that the normal atmosphere in a bar/pub or have I led a very deprived life up until now? I've only ever seen one bar brawl break out and it wasn't even big, just 4 or 5 blokes goin at it and it was over in 2 minutes. You gotta remember everyone's just there to drink and chat lol
Reply 13
Nothing happened no. i just sensed the male hormones flying around.
i worked in a pub in the city centre for like 9/10 months, only one assault, some chav knocked a student down and kicked them on the floor. Nasty.
i worked in a pub in the city centre for like 9/10 months, only one assault, some chav knocked a student down and kicked them on the floor. Nasty.
Reply 14
Anonymous
It's less likely you must admit, the hgiher up the wealth/educational scale you go.
Poor people don't start wars.
Reply 15
Working class people make me twitchy as well. Send 'em back down the mines that's what I say!
^^^JOKE^^^
^^^JOKE^^^
Reply 16
Dionysus
Oh, how simply awful. Common people. 
Reply 17
You're scared of male hormones?
Reply 18
You're scared of male hormones? Are you gay, female, or a pathetic excuse for man?
Reply 19
the wealthier you are, the more likely you are to be violent in a gruesome way. People in pubs have a bit of a brawl, people in suits massacre.
also male hormones were flying about because it was in bar, with women and booze in it.
also male hormones were flying about because it was in bar, with women and booze in it.
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