How Handle someone being rude to wife?
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In all fairness, why should the other half need to get involved, anyway? For example, if mine even tried to throw his wait around on the first opportunity arisen, I'd just say to him: "Stand back, you! I will handle it!" Then, I will just slate that patronising git for giving me cr@p over rightfully setting the net. I will say to him: "No, YOU listen, mister! Don't you dare "love" me. I don't like anyone talking to me like that, ok? Other than that, your time is up, right! so do one now. Go on!" But if they still gave me any further sh!te, I would have just lost it with them! They would have left the tennis court with my racquet imprinted on their @rses.
Some people, eh!
On a calmer note, I would have certainly told them not to effing "love" me, I so dislike this patronising "love" reference in any type of conversation, more so in an irrational one. I would have told them that their time was up, and they need to do one. Had they continued to mouth off, I would have just argued with them something chronic, which would have stopped their play, anyway. They would have ultimately given up and fcuked off, basically. That would have meant they would have given me daggers next time when they saw me again, swinging my glorious racquet around On that, I would have cared a peanut, and would have said to myself: Haha! Bollox to you, you imbicile gits."
Letting some one play on a few minutes is ok and is part of letting the world go around if he had asked nicely or humorously. However, the patronising way in which this bloke spoke is the unforgivable part here. My other half would have probably dealt with it herself ( as she's a fairly high powered lawyer and would eat someone like that ) but she probably would have taken the same approach as the OP's wife as she knows that if she'd told me I might have been a tad insensitive
Last edited by Fat Boy; 21 February 2013 at 11:23 PM.
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