Rages...

[sandrajo]

I witnessed Golf rage the other day....

..not a pretty sight, the language was foul and their actions spoke louder than words lol , thought the guy was going to lamp the other one with a golf club...didn't realize that kind of behaviour went on, on the golf course!!

What 'rages' have you seen or been involved in?

[cazzz1975]

the worst I have seen at the course is a guy hitting the ground with his club, or throwing their club up the fairway, there is always plenty of language. golf is a very technical game.

I have seen a guy go mental because he thought someone pushed in front of him in a queue for the cashpoint, crazy nutjob!

[Arti]

Jumble sale rage. It's funny how those sweet old women who struggle to walk along the pavement, suddenly turn into demonic athletes with superpowers to grab that bargain of a doyley for 20p

[B00]

Small aisle in pound shop, me with pram, old lady wanting to get past rage.

Incidentally, her rage not mine- though she was lucky she got out in one piece.

[karenmac60]

My sister used to have regular bouts of softball tennis rage (you know the sets with the plastic bats and sponge balls). She broke several bats and in her worst outburst she kicked the ground whilst wearing flipflops and sliced the top of her big toe off :)

[sandrajo]

I've also witnessed trolley rage with the old dears..they're usually so sweet but cut them off with your trolley in tesco and you'll be rammed lol....

[B00]

i know i shouldn't, but I completely lmao'd off at the softball tennis story!

[paddywak]

Not personally involved but the other week in the local Tesco I was stood waiting for the Boss to come through the check out, when I noticed a man waiting at the check out was becoming quite agitated, he and his partner had a huge trolley load and were next in line but the check out girl was giving it some rabbit to the girl she was serving,you know the sort of thing " I've not seen you in a while, hows elsie? bla bl bla" I'm sure you've all had it. Any the next thing that happened was he snapped up ended the trolley spilling stuff all over the place, a security man and the duty manager appeared and were duly dropped onto the floor amid all the spilt goods, the last I saw of him he was dragging his wife out of the store shouting at her that if he Fluffing found out she'd ever been in a Fluffing Tesco again he'd break her Fluffing arms

[sandrajo]

me too Boo...it reminded me of a story about Haysi with swingball rage lol ;o)

[mazie]

I will never understand why the "Old Dears" have to go shopping on their motorised buggies at 8am on a Saturday, when they have all week to do their shopping. It drives me nuts....Please do it another day. Working folk have no choice

[horseshoes]

I didn't actually witness this rage myself but during the Easter week break, my 6 year old grand-daughter had been on a little outing with her school "holiday club"; they were sitting on the bus ready to go, and a drunk got on; by all accounts he wasn't abusive or violent, just drunk. The bus driver got up and literally punched him off the bus and started klicking him while he lay on the pavement. Our grand-daughter said "Nanna, it was the worst day of my life".. she was SO upset. my husband was seaking to one of the teachers and she said that she was scared let alone the kiddies. Katie is still talking about it even though we try to re-assure her. It's obviously cut deep. Bless her.

[Barmaid]

I saw someone pull in front of someone else on the A14 of all places, stop the car, get out and lamp the guy behind one.

[karenmac60]

Boo - me too! Served her right - she was always breaking our bloody tennis sets on the first day of the holiday and then we had nothing to do for a fortnight! :)

[B00]

oh im all ears Sandrajo, and hello by the way!!! xxxx, tell me more of that story.....

Oh ouchy horseshoes, not a nice story! Those poor kids having to watch that.

[Prudie]

I've seen an adult family member throw a monopoly game across the room, houses and tin hats everywhere. How childish is that!

[Arti]

Paddy: so how was Elsie? Did you hear?

[B00]

Coming out of Asda a looooooooooong time ago, some git had broken into our car whilst it was on the car park and nicked the stereo. Anyhoo, Mr Boo was doing remarkably well keeping his rage intact, or so i thought.....well, the vein throbbing alarmingly on his forehead should have been a clue i guess.

We drive home in silence and arrive at the door, and whilst im fishing around in my handbag for the house key, his temper/rage finally won out and he kicked the door in, it smashed into at least 50 pieces.

To this day, I can still picture the scene- im stood, with key in hand....door in bits on floor.

[B00]

Prudie, i've done that!

[askyourgran]

Tell me about it Prudie, Our Scrabble game went to the wall when Mrask couldn't spell properly and tried cheating instead.