It’s been a lifelong idea of mine. Just, totally out of the blue give the bloke you’re talking to a punch in the face just to see the reaction. I’ve never done it but the amount of times I’ve thought it is ridiculous. It’s normally somebody boring but it can really be anyone. Am I the only one ?
[Albion] Ever thought of punching somebody for no reason when talking to them ?
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You are the only one.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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No more than I'd dream of Fist Bumping a Stoke fan for no reason.
Tomorrow night is your big opportunity.
Use the fist bump / respect excuse.
Use the fist bump / respect excuse.
AmexRuislip
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If this bloke has a face like Cliff Richard, well..............
- Aug 7, 2003
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What do your carers think about this mental abberation of yours?
AmexRuislip
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Dont look in the mirror then 
sjamesb3466
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Have you been talking to BG?
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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Thecoffeecake
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One time when I was really young, maybe 7 years old, I was talking to a friend of mine when this other kid came up behind us and called my name a number of times to get my attention. I still have no idea why, but I just turned around and punched him right in his face. Now, I'm not afraid to stand up for myself, but I am by no means an aggressively violent person, and never have been. For some reason, this minor offense of rudeness I met with a swift punch in the face.
Sometimes I have those weird "what if" urges about punching someone in the face, but it's usually in a professional setting or when someone is being particularly nice to me, I'll look up and think "how horrible would it be to hit this person directly in the face". I've read that it's a minor manifestation of OCD that everyone deals with in one way or another, but I could be wrong.
Sometimes I have those weird "what if" urges about punching someone in the face, but it's usually in a professional setting or when someone is being particularly nice to me, I'll look up and think "how horrible would it be to hit this person directly in the face". I've read that it's a minor manifestation of OCD that everyone deals with in one way or another, but I could be wrong.
Wellesley
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- Jul 24, 2013
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If I'm sitting next to a
tomorrow night, he's going to get a f#cking good hiding before he gets the chance to start.
Coldeanseagull
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I have this feeling every time I get in the car. There really are some 'fidiots' who still want to text whilst driving
Several times a week....
Brilliant!
exKT17
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Jeremy Corbyn/John Mcdonnell
Johnny RoastBeef
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- Jan 11, 2016
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This is a natural reaction to stress, part of the fight or flight response. You need to chill out.
el punal
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Look, I know it's probably not your cup of tea, but try doing the Times crossword to take your mind of things. More importantly, as other posters have suggested, do not look in the mirror - you might cut your hand. Apart from that I think you're quite weird and, yes, you are the only one.
Return of the Rev
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Surprisingly very often.