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**Werewolf** · 24-10-2009, 22:33

Originally Posted by flamingo

Harmless young boy suffers unprovoked attack from two bullies, or little tosser getting a deserved hiding?

Discuss!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/b...ts/8323707.stm

Threat to throw boy from bridge

A boy was held over the side of a bridge in Milton Keynes by two men who threatened to drop him over the edge.

The 13-year-old was walking between Leadenhall and Eaglestone with friends who were pouring a drink over the bridge on to the road below.

Two men stopped their car, slapped the boy in the face and pushed his head over the edge of bridge which crosses the H7, threatening to throw him off.

The boy was pushed to the ground before the men drove off.

Anyone with information about the incident on Thursday is asked to contact police.

I think little scrote getting a well deserved hiding.

Seconded. Good drills. :D

**Semper_Flexibilis** · 24-10-2009, 22:43

They should have taught the little fvcker to fly…

**Markintime** · 24-10-2009, 22:45

I'd beat the carp out of the little fecker, you don't waste drink FFS

**countymounty** · 25-10-2009, 03:54

Should have knocked his block off for wasting good drink! FECK! DRINK!AARSE!WIMMEN!

**Gadgwah** · 25-10-2009, 04:56

They would have done better tossing Joe Glenton off the bloody thing.

Gadge

**IndianaDel** · 25-10-2009, 06:52

Originally Posted by Format09

If they were throwing stones or something like that I could understand, but I thinks its taking it a bit too far?

A Bridge too Far?

**Markintime** · 25-10-2009, 08:31

Originally Posted by IndianaDel

Originally Posted by Format09

If they were throwing stones or something like that I could understand, but I thinks its taking it a bit too far?

A Bridge too Far?

Were they in Madison County?

**mistersoft** · 25-10-2009, 08:50

Could always sell the bridge to the septics.

They'll buy any old crap.

**BarkingSpider** · 25-10-2009, 09:23

Originally Posted by Format09

If they were throwing stones or something like that I could understand, but I thinks its taking it a bit too far?

It depends on your point of view, would you feel that way if it was your car the drink landed on and you didn't know if a stone was following it?
When I'm driving on motorways I always keep a watchful eye on overhead bridges that have people on stood them, ever since taxi driver David Wilkie was killed by a block of concrete during the miners strike. Poor sod.

**mistersoft** · 25-10-2009, 09:54

On a cold winter's day close to Oxford, it happened to me.

There were some 'yoofs' standing on a bridge over the A40 and one minute I was looking out of the windscreen, the next minute I was effectively blind thanks to the 'yoofs' and a piece of a brick. By punching a hole in the (non-laminated) screen, I was able to see (ish) and managed to stop the car without wasting myself, my cousin, the other traffic or the crash barriers. All thoughts of revenge had disappeared and I was more interested in how we were going to continue the journey and also on checking the integrity of my underpants.

Not a very pleasant experience. Though nor was the head-on crash (which wasn't my fault), we had on the way back. :(

RIP (yet another) Mk1 Cortina