A piece of advice...

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Nyles

No, we let the two actual police officers take down / arrest him and made sure his friends didn't start anything. Unfortunately since they were in army uniform and civilian clothes they didn't have cuffs on them, and pretty much had to sit on him for 10 minutes till the on-duty cops turned up. Genius even took a swing at one of them.

Down here they would have tasered him in the face (or, in the backwoods, cracked him upside the head with a baton) for trying to punch a cop

[Excalibur]

Well when you try to take a swing at a cop, all bets are off

[Swordfish941]

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

Down here they would have tasered him in the face (or, in the backwoods, cracked him upside the head with a baton) for trying to punch a cop

Just like in The Hangover.

[S&Wshooter]

Originally Posted by Swordfish941

Just like in The Hangover.

No, more like "hey lets see how many times we can taser this jackass before he passes out"

[Gunmaster45]

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

Down here they would have tasered him in the face (or, in the backwoods, cracked him upside the head with a baton) for trying to punch a cop

They were off duty, I doubt they'd have tasers or batons on them, maybe a concealed carry pistol at best.

=BurtReynoldsMustache;21023] I've seen people "take it outside", not at bars but at house parties. (Never seen a real fight take place in a bar or any other business.) And Nyles never actually said it was a bar fight, he just said somebody threw a chair through a window. I have a hard time believing that a bar fight taking place in the presence of cops and soldiers would be allowed to escalate to the point of chair throwing. Who gets into a fight and then attacks a window anyway? The question remains; why throw a chair?

A window shattering into pieces probably would seem pretty epic if the person was smashed, and throwing a chair is less harmful than punching it.