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Hence the expression "better to be pissed off than pissed on.

Good for this guy...most bouncers are arrogant musclehead D-bags.

Yes, please sign, because the story gives every indication that this particular bouncer was an arrogant musclehead D-bag. It also goes into great lengths to point out how the bouncer deserved to get peed on. Good call.

Back in the 80's I worked with this woman who said her estranged husband came home drunk one night and pissed on her head while she was sleeping. I just busted up laughing in shock and she got really mad. I'm sorry Bonnie, it was just the way you told the story.

What can one respond with other than laughter?

People who laugh at disgusting behavior have a tendency towards disgusting behavior themselves.

Idiots that post Idiotic things tend to do so anonymously. Besides Bonnie I already said I was sorry you got pissed on.

FUNNY STUFF!!!

"People who laugh at disgusting behavior have a tendency towards disgusting behavior themselves."

Certainly true in my case. 8)

It's better to be ticked off than ticked on... er... or something like that. :)

It's better to be ticked off than ticked on... er... or something like that. :)

Dude,
HOw is this guy's junk still attached? If I were the bouncer, it would have taken only one grasp and a twist....problem solved

In nature this is called marking your territory, which in this case would mean something else entirely.

Marking your territory? WOuldn't it have been easier to just ask him to wear your class ring or letter jacket?

The guy got drunk and was showing off his R. Kelly impression.

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