re: What would you do?

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But if he somehow thought he had the right like this arse clown above, then I'd get someone to watch my daughter in the tunnel then embarass the guy with a beat down in front of everyone. Trust me people like me would help you.

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Exactly. Unfortunately, there are always people that can't comprehend the concept of respecting others around them. Unless it effects them directly, they can't fathom why anybody else would have a problem with what they do, and if asked, even nicely, they see it as someone else's problem and an infringement on their "rights". I'm definetly not a saint, or prude and have been on the other side of the fence when I'm wrapped up in the game. Although I was never "that guy", I was asked before to watch my language because kids were around. I did what is now unthinkable apparently, I apologized and respected their right to enjoy the game with their kid without having to listen to it.

Now, having a 6 year-old of my own, I can appreciate where they were coming from. She doesn't live in a vacuum and it's obvious she has/will hear some of the same things that are screamed out there, but the difference is you can't filter out what happens when you aren't around, but like anything else, you do what you can. And asking the guy/girl to stop is one way to do it. There are other ways, but you hope it doesn't have to come down to that since chances are it'll make more of a lasting impression on your child than the inconsiderate punk that is throwing out F-bombs does.