At least it wasn't a bottle of Duff.

An Irish drunk assaulted someone with a liquor bottle?

I guess the stereotype factory is working overtime this week.

Let me be the first to say:

Irish? Fighting? Naaaaaaaaaaaah.

TFA: he said before he added that he had been drinking heavily and using cannabis that night.

HA! I knew it! The Irish can usually hold their drink and are generally friendly when drunk, but you throw some pot in the mix and BAM, they get all violent. And that's not specific to the Irish. Really anybody will go off the deep end when using marijuana. I've seen it plenty of times and would rather not be subjected to it, so please keep your pot at home if you plan on partying.

ultraholland: TFA: he said before he added that he had been drinking heavily and using cannabis that night.

HA! I knew it! The Irish can usually hold their drink and are generally friendly when drunk, but you throw some pot in the mix and BAM, they get all violent. And that's not specific to the Irish. Really anybody will go off the deep end when using marijuana. I've seen it plenty of times and would rather not be subjected to it, so please keep your pot at home if you plan on partying.

Not sure if serious.

Good to see you on here, I was the kind TFer that sponsored you last month.

eeeleeet: ultraholland: TFA: he said before he added that he had been drinking heavily and using cannabis that night.

HA! I knew it! The Irish can usually hold their drink and are generally friendly when drunk, but you throw some pot in the mix and BAM, they get all violent. And that's not specific to the Irish. Really anybody will go off the deep end when using marijuana. I've seen it plenty of times and would rather not be subjected to it, so please keep your pot at home if you plan on partying.

Not sure if serious.

Good to see you on here, I was the kind TFer that sponsored you last month.

Sarcasm, pointing out the afterthought mention of pot in a user who had been drinking heavily and turned violent.

"Another good fighting wine is Melbourne Old-and-Yellow, which is particularly heavy and should be used only for hand-to-hand combat"

I bet he isn't whining about it.

Everyone knows it's pot than booze, never the other way around.
As in: liquor before beer, the head is clear. Beer before liquor you'll never be sicker.

/whatever

This guy wasn't irish he was english says so right in the article. Oh and they were not brothers way to fail subby.

(Ireland OnLine) Obvious tag busy?

If I assaulted a member of my family like that, I'd apologize, then disappear into the woods forever and make sure I was never found.

i'm with Maxor on this one,
being irish meself- believe me when i say, i'd have the good grace to knock your teeth out with my own fist.

that said, please don't use cannabis as an excuse.
booze = violence (or lack of inhibition/singing/laughing in my case)
cannabis = laughter, hunger, fascination, introspection
mixing the two = trouble if you're a homeless english douchebag getting evicted

Skyrmion: "Another good fighting wine is Melbourne Old-and-Yellow, which is particularly heavy and should be used only for hand-to-hand combat"

Better than one that really opens up the sluices at both ends.

Cool, so the homeless guy gets free room and board for the next 18 months. Everyone wins.

Was it an Australian wine?

/suitable for hand to hand combat?

comprehension that reading not ever strong with failure of subby...and no, i not fail engrish

Obviously, the English can't hold their drink if it took a bottle in the face to wake him. Serious drinking should be left to the stereotypes who can handle it. I'm a wee bit ashamed of my Irish rootstock, finding out he used a bottle instead of his fist, though. Even a lass like me would know better.

eeeleeet: Not sure if serious.

Always joking.

Good to see you on here, I was the kind TFer that sponsored you last month.

ah yes, the Texas dog thread. Much appreciated man!