You put your hands on another person. Sometimes you might get a surprise of your own. If everyone beat up a person everytime they did something that pissed them off this would be a hell of a place to live. As a former corrections officer{admittedly for only 30 days} police officer and Marine DI I saw plenty off people land in jail for hurting someone or even killing them by accident in a fight or moment of rage. Best thing to do is like they taught you in kindergarten KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF !!! Like the other guy said tell the person to remove their f-ing fee, check for damage and call the cops if you need to.

 

"For some reason I kinda feel guilty. Should I? "

Yeah, you should fell guility. You behaved like a complete ***. Grow up a little. All you had to do was ask him to move.

 

I'm a former LEO as well, however the county I worked in was pretty, well for lack of a better term, "back woods". There were certain parts of the county that never called the police until someone needed an ambulance. Of course there was no one else around once we got there, but a battered idiot. I've never had anyone mess with my bike (that I saw anyway), but I'd say my short fuse would get the best of me as well. Case in point. Though not my bike, and for that matter not really even all that nice of a vehilce. I have this ole POS truck on my lot that was traded in. I have an old farmer wanting to buy it, and by VA law I have to have it inspected before I sell it. I had that done Monday. I come in this morning to find some sorry SOB has gone through the sliding rear window, and stolen the inspection sticker. Not to mention got the seat dirty, and put a cig burn in the carpet. Needless to say, had I caught him, the situation would have been ugly. For me or him one, I guess it depends on how big he was. lol It's just sad that people now and days stoop to do the things they do, or don't have enough respect to think about what they are doing before they act. Sorry to highjack the post, but I had to vent a little.

 

As a former bouncer Bigfoot has a good point. You really have know the fine line. THEN AGAIN. I also more than likely would have done something similiar. Probably just grabbed his foot, FIRMLY, and directed it away from my bags and bike then asked VERY ( lol ) politely for a sighed check or credit card to get my paint buffed out with, meanwhile still holding his foot to control the situation.

 

I think some of you missed part of his story. The guy was probably sitting on his own bike with his foot on mndemohead's saddlebags. Come to think of it, with this dumbass's ignorance it probably wasn't even his bike he was sitting on. I also would have taken his wallet and taken some cash to repair the scuff marks he left in the saddlebag & then probably unzipped and pissed on him. The lucky dumb SOB - I don't play nice with others!

 

It can surely happen that a guy can fall down and hurt himself, especially under such circumstances.

 

Job well done...in my opinion don't ask to sit on my bike and I wont ask to fuc k your wife

 

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This is for all the "better be polite and ask him to move" crowd. Let's change the senerio a bit. Let's say instead of a bike, you come out and find some self inflated ego-cell phone talking- yuppster sitting in your car chatting away. Don't kinow about you, but I think the words personal responsibility are two of the most forgotten words in the english language. This sob knew it wasn't his bike when he popped his pin strips down on the bike and propped his loafer up on the bag. His lack of respect for someone elses property is unforgivable and stupidity should not be rewarded with a few harsh words. Quddo's to you and well done.

 

your the ***..I would have mamed him at the very least