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Twitter is, on balance, a pretty decent conversation space. But the "block" button lacks the immediate tactile satisfaction of kicking someone's feet-chair out from under them and letting their face bounce off the bar.
"Altercation" is usually how it get's written up, in my experience.
That strikes me as implausible based on your description of events. This has happened multiple times?
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