[Gusto Brunt]

I don't particularly like Scott, but I think he was right.

If someone says 'speak to me like that again' - particularly a guy - they don't follow up that threat with, 'I won't speak to you again'.

It usually means ' I'll smash your face in.'

[Smithy]

Scott said that Brett said "I'll smash your face in." he didn't.

Regardless of if it's akin to it, it doesn't matter he didn't actually say it so

[Jamie89]

Hmmm, I'm not sure I agree completely. It's akin, in that there can be a comparison. So saying 'speak to me like that again' can be taken as a threat, as can 'I'll smash your face in'. But even though they could both be classed as threatening I think they're on different levels. And saying 'speak to me like that again' in the heat of the moment and then stopping yourself is much milder in my opinion than directly saying that you are going to smash someone's face in. That's much more threatening, so I don't think Scott was right to compare them directly.

[Firewire]

Speak to me like that again and I will graffiti your clothes!!!

[Gusto Brunt]

Thanks for the comments.

Agreed he didn't say 'I'll smash your face in'.

But Speak to me and...I'll smash your face in' go together like Butter and Bread

Fish and chips.

[Kizzy]

It's a warning if nothing else, it's not professional that's for damn sure.

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It's a warning if nothing else, it's not professional that's for damn sure.

It isn't. And who is to know that Scott isn't the tougher of the two.

Never throw your weight about. YouTube is full of bullies who discovered that the person they were bullying was tougher than them.

Bully owned. Love 'em.

[DemolitionRed]

Speak to me like that again and I'll slap your ass

[DemolitionRed]

or is that arse?!?

[Gusto Brunt]

Ha ha.

[Ashley.]

If he speaks to him like that again

[user104658]

Never mind, no idea why tapatalk just showed me an ancient thread. Sorry for bumping