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Girls beating up boys.

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Plymouthsupporter · 03/04/2014 15:52

Hi Ladies,
have any of you ever beat up a boy? I was beat up by a girl at school and wonder how common it is?

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BuffytheReasonableFeminist · 03/04/2014 17:47

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Thouneedsbedamned · 03/04/2014 17:43

I have engaged in fisticuffs with both men and women.
I have never lost.
They have been left with more facial craters than the surface of the moon.

Why? Wanna go? Huh?

Mitchy1nge · 03/04/2014 17:40

am always doing it

am an actual danger to male society

actually I really did fairly recently (last year) smash a man's face into a brick wall and knock him out but I have a severe mental disorder and he was doing a wee on my property

grimbletart · 03/04/2014 17:36

Plymouth gives it away by using the word "ladies".

CaptChaos · 03/04/2014 17:30

I have 'beaten up' a couple of men. It was in the guise of Wu Shu Kwan though, does that count?

I've been beaten up as well.

Shouldn't you have numbers after your name? Or are you getting craftier now? No numbers to fox the stupid females?

lurciolovesfrankie · 03/04/2014 17:20

Good point, Ludways - last footie match I attended was in the Cliff Bastin end (in the terraces) which Plymouthsupporter should be familiar with (if only viewed from a distance from the away supporter section. What can I say other than "Oooh, ah, Exetah!" (Doesn't quite have the ring of "Ooh, Ah, Cantona" but at least we clawed our way back into the league).

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Plymouthsupporter · 03/04/2014 17:18

Hi Lurciovesfrankie,

I hope your well, i was the only boy at my school to get beat up by a girl, i just wonder if other people know of similar cases.

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Minnieisthedevilmouse · 03/04/2014 17:18

Depends. I punched a boy at age 14 for making crude jokes about me to others.

My mum was called up the school. So was his. Dunno what happened/can't remember. Must have been v small as I became a prefect.

Quite what is this doing here not chat?

sisterofmercy · 03/04/2014 17:17

It's common and it's wrong.

Next!

Ludways · 03/04/2014 17:16

Yes, I once beat up a Plymouth supporter when I was at school.

TheDoctrineOfSnatch · 03/04/2014 17:12

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lurciolovesfrankie · 03/04/2014 17:05

Why do you ask, Plymouthsupporter?

grimbletart · 03/04/2014 17:01

I beat up a boy (who was bigger than me) at school: he was bullying a smaller boy, something that he used to do on a regular basis. Not proud of it, but someone needed to stop him, the teachers were useless and nothing else had worked. It stopped him.

Disclaimer: this was the 1950s and the past is a different country, so they say. Grin

BuffytheReasonableFeminist · 03/04/2014 16:07

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meditrina · 03/04/2014 15:56

".. wonder how common it is?"

It is immensely common to brawl in public, regardless of sex of participant.

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