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"Horrible thing at a train station"

My friend and I today went to Staines by train, to watch a film and to check out the shops etc. Once we had returned to Sunningdale (where he lives) we got off the train and we were walking down the track, the train hadn't left yet, and this 17 year old girl (we're 13) was leaning out of the window and as we went past her she spat at us and said "What are you looking at you f*cking child," and when we walked past her ignnoring her then she shouted at us "you f*cking pr*ck!" Do you find this really disgusting? I sure did. Has anything like this happened to you before?

E_B, when you arrest people, do you have to do the whole 'lean back on the heals and whistle' thing?

Highly amusing you coppers are.

I think you mean arrogant.

OI! WHO THE HELL ARE YOU TO CALL ME ARROGANT! YOU’RE NICKED!

Good good.

All fine and legal eh?
;)

To be serious though, I think the police have it about right with this kind of stuff. Not going too Americany and believing everything said and drastically acting on minor things.

However that's far too serious. Back to E_B being ignorant.
:D

Public order offence's. Some are good, others suck ass.

To be honest people only really get arrested for swearing if they're doing it right in the face of a police officer and don't calm down having been warned. So it's for people with attitude problems.

DON'T ABUSE THE HAIR

*Screams*

English_Bloke wrote:
> Read the word "intimidating" and hazard a guess.

My question was more towards how far could you go before you're intimidating.

You've now answered this by saying swearing is illegal. Therefore you can't say any insults without some one calling you a toff or just thinking you're 'aving a larf.

Don't call me Fellow, lass.

Enough.

Time for your medication, English_Fellow.

Change it back. I wanna see!

I made a comment which was possibly offensive, but relatively funny.