I would drop him like a stone. Forget the police, you'd better call an ambulance for that jerk.

Tobi geri to the neck....HIIII YAAAA

followed by a quarter circle strong punch.....HA DOU KEN

I've already been there. And it was eerily similar, but I made sure it never made it as far as the coffee getting poured.

Was it my business? Yes, it was - I was eating with my daughter and I felt I should protect her not just from the physical stuff, but the emotional shock.

If she had wanted to go with me to say, a Bruins game, then that would be quite another thing. But we were having breakfast.
She talked about it for a while, so I know it bugged her for a while, and it even bugged her that I didn't try to *talk* him down, but she says now it was probably the right thing to do.

No way would I sit there if I saw something like that. Been in that position once myself, and if people would just be willing to step forward to help, it can at least stop that one event. People who have abusive tendencies also don't care whether they act them out in public. I've seen it.

Me too !!!

Big cranky men, an idiot drunk guy trying to pick a fight at a festival, a man beating on his partner in a carpark, a person being intimidating... I have gotten in between them...

There is nothing scarier than an irate woman...well this woman..

CUFF AND STUFF IS WHAT I SAY