catwoman
Well-Known Member
- Location
- North London.
Bollo said:This incident was one of those mean little instances of antisocial behaviour that just make life a little more crap. It serves no other purpose. Would I have challenged it if it've been 11pm at night and it was a group of 15 year olds? If I'm honest with myself, probably not, but I'd have felt ashamed for not doing so.
I had an incident ths evening on the way home. Group of several youths on the pavement, one of them messing around on a bike. Others had bikes with them. Me in primary position on the Holloway Road going northbound. The boy messing around on the bike loses his balance and falls into the road (but stays on his feet). I move further out into the lane, swerving to avoid him and exclaim with the shock of it and him and his mates shout after me that I'm a "c**t"! Charming!

Needless to say I didn't stop and try and engage them in the error of their ways. I didn't think it would be productive I shouted back at him that he was a tw*t though. Does that make me as bad as him?