What's your poison, who are you ?

[marin man]

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[mikee]

keep going ..... :roll:

 

[marin man]

I think maybe I should stop mikee

 

[mikeekim89]

I think maybe I should stop mikee

Yes. I agree. You should stop. Your little "jokes" are starting to piss people off.

 

[silverclaws]

Well we all know who 'Evil Clown' is a representation of

And there was I thinking the Jerk was more fitting, or is that too cruel ?

Jerk is sarcastic, mean, unforgiving and never misses an opportunity to make a cutting remark. Jerk's repulsive personality quickly alienates other Warriors, and after some initial skirmishing he is usually ostracized. Still, Jerk is very happy to participate in electronic forums because in cyberspace he is free to be himself...without the risk of getting a real-time punch in the mouth

 

[marin man]

the jerk huh....think you have just "alienated" yourself there.......

 

[silverclaws]

Nope, I can't accept that, as I am me online or off, and as of yet I have never had a punch in the mouth.

 

[marin man]

Different to what you have posted up on here before isnt it.....anyway cant be bothered to argue with you....I HAVE A LIVING TO EARN........have a nice day

 

[IDB1]

as of yet I have never had a punch in the mouth.

Couldn't attempted murder come into the same kinda category as a punch in the mouth?

 

[Neil]

Nope, I can't accept that, as I am me online or off, and as of yet I have never had a punch in the mouth.

I get that as, I suppose, being commendable.

That said, there's a certain value to having experienced being knocked about a bit - perhaps best under controlled conditions, mind. I'm not going all Fight Club on you - or even the "Suits you!" pair from The Fast Show - I just mean that lessons learnt from organised pugilism, can be beneficial in life - and by that, I don't mean feeling that your capable - I mean feeling like you've encountered some of what could go wrong, in real life.

Like you, as an adult, I've never been on the receiving end of any violence in social situations (I'm sure that will probably suprise some...), but as a younger man, in gyms (either boxing, or martial arts) have had my clock cleaned a few times - and I have to say, it's an enlightening experience.

Most people I've encountered that have had some experience of fighting arts will gladly tell you how good they are / were - but that's all just to be expected - practically everbody I've met who wants to talk about such subjects, is, or was, an expert and lethal in their past - or knew or trained with somebody who really was... right. I don't think I've ever encountered somebody ever being brutally frank or earnest (finding it hard not to do that Samuel L Jackson gag from the Long Kiss Goodnight, there...) about it - but the truth is, finding yourself a little out of your depth, or at the receiving end of some punishment, can teach you some very valuable lessons in life.