Hamptons bar fight turns bloody as man stabs pal during fight over a woman: sources

NY Post ^ | 8/29/25 | Mara Siegler, Shane Galvin

[Libloather]

A quarrel over a woman at a popular Hamptons bar turned bloody earlier this month when a man stabbed his friend in a fit of rage, according to sources and a report.

Two pals who work at Southampton restaurants were drinking after their shift at local watering hole Fellingham’s at around 1 a.m. on Aug. 18 when they began to argue over a woman that was part of their group, according to sources.

The pair started screaming at each other, fists flew, and then one man pulled out a knife and stabbed his friend several times in the stomach, according to the Southampton Village Police, East27 reported.

The victim was rushed via medevac helicopter to Stony Brook University and was last reported to be in stable condition, according to the outlet.

The suspect fled the scene and is still on the loose, according to authorities.

[Candor7]

Ikkyu's great love was Lady Mori.

She was a blind masseuse.

As a monk, he found her company to be among his greatest enjoyments of life.

Their liaison was thought to be very naughty at the time.Many of his haiku are in response to her physical ministrations during their sojourns together.

Ikkyu is my favourite of the classic Japanese Zen poets.

“Sentient beings can get completely lost in it”: the erotic poems of Ikkyū

"A woman is enlightenment when you’re with her and the red thread of both your passions flares inside you – and you see.

[poconopundit]

Sounds like your friend received the gift of a lifetime: the drumset of his beloved drummer. Arigato gozai mashita!

[poconopundit]

Ikkyu had the kind of face only a dog could love. Perhaps it’s best that his lover was blind :- )

[GOPJ]

Delightful... thanks for sharing.

[combat_boots]

Good grief. You’re a philosopher. All this time…..I never knew.

[Forward the Light Brigade]

Fighting over a woman? that is almost Biblical—what better reason to fight to the death?

[sushiman]

If you are home next Sunday evening , and like The Beatles , my friend’s band - Beitlet - is playing at a club in Fukuoka called Cavern Club which is celebrating its 13th Anniversary . They’ll be broadcasting LIVE on Youtube . Morita won’t be playing his own drums , though . Check it out 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNYoCr8NL7I

[Candor7]

SORU.

[Candor7]

Appearances are illusory and transitory. Ikkyu looked like a dog, but he was a Lion of the dharma. That happens a lot in various lineages of the Buddha Dharma. Look up Drukpa Kunley, the great siddha of Bhuthan.

https://www.amazon.ca/Divine-Madman-Sublime-Drukpa-Kunley/dp/1495379833

[Palio di Siena]

Illegals

[poconopundit]

Thanks, Candor7.  Will check this Drukpa Kunley guy out.

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