Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 8:47 pm
*shrugs*
that's what i saw....
that's what i saw....
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Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 9:43 pm
yea i see that too, but its way off.
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 9:46 pm
i think that was ur old account kaioty (omniscent right?)
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 10:03 pm
o ya, thats right, yer old account gtot weirded out and you changed, then back again.
Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 10:05 pm
hehe i forgot the pass on kai0ty, use omniscient for a while, then remembered this pass. i guess i remembered it in march which seems right. cool.
Posted: Fri May 07, 2004 3:50 am
hehe, one of his buddies wanted to get him some payback i guess. yet agian i ended it early, i think it gets the point across better. anyway, yea he was dumb, he charged at me, then i trpped him and he was just on the ground the whole itme from there lol.
Posted: Fri May 07, 2004 4:28 am
Why do they want to kick you're ass? 
Posted: Fri May 07, 2004 5:43 am
Kai, good job m8.
did you tell taht guy what i asked you to?
did you tell taht guy what i asked you to?
Posted: Fri May 07, 2004 4:40 pm
It's always nice when the guy is dumber than you, and you can do something like that and outsmart them. Or use really big words and then the get confused, then you RUN!!
Posted: Fri May 07, 2004 11:38 pm
im not sure why they hate me, but if another one comes, ill ask when hes on the ground 
Posted: Sat May 08, 2004 12:39 am
lol, then confuse him! make it so he thinks your the worst thing that ever happene to him!
Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 2:32 am
In situations like this it's probably best to just stay low for awhile. No I don't mean hiding from these guys but if you can and it's not too much trouble, be the smartest and take another route to school/work. If the guy keeps bugging you (or tries to) then maybe you can reason with one of his buddies and talk sense to him.
As for streetfights it's always hard to tell what you're getting yourself into, but streetfights usually mean it's you against a majority. I've been in a few over the years and it wasn't exactly fun. I clearly remember a time when I got into a fight over a girl with an obviously experienced fighter. We both threw and blocked a few punches and luckily both decided to not let it escalate and I walked away. I know how to defend myself and have been doing Kyokushinkai karate for about 6 years now and recently started with Jeet KuneDo (which focusses on street/dirty fighting). The main reason for these sports for me is 'to be prepared' of course, but I definitely also do it because I like to be in shape and I simple enjoy it more than I do fitness. I also like the way it seems to unwind me when I'm tense. Punching and kicking the heavy bag can be very satisfying;-)
So yes, in theory I'd be able to fight off an opponent and get away with it, but still I always get the proverbial 'knot in the stomach' when a situation asks for it or is getting close to it. The problem is that on the street there are no rules and things can get out of hand in the blink of an eye. One minute you think the fight is over, the next someone else jumps your back. And I don't even mention the use and possession of weapons these days, you'll be surprised how many people carry a knife with them. The other problem is deciding when to throw the first punch. Do I really need to get into physical contact or do I give the guy some more time to back out first? But at the same time I'm already thinking of a way to take him down fast.
This all runs through my mind in a splitsecond and an impending physical fight can be a very intimidating situation for people who don't practice some form of martial arts. They usually aren't familiar with a standoff and at that point I could have the advantage. I think we've all seen guys who try to intimidate others by walking up close to them and making all kinds of gestures Muhammed ali style. But in fact they don't think about their defense at that time and one little nod of your head is enough to break a nose.
But if you want some tips for situations like this, all I can say is think fast and try to stay calm. Don't worry if your heart starts pounding fast, it's a good sign and means your body is alert. If you can dodge the fight do it, but with style. However if a fight is inevatible then don't hold back, fight dirty and get it over with quickly and don't hang around. You don't want a crowd of spectators as some of them might see you as the troublestarter.
Oh yeah, don't fight, play Mohaa!
As for streetfights it's always hard to tell what you're getting yourself into, but streetfights usually mean it's you against a majority. I've been in a few over the years and it wasn't exactly fun. I clearly remember a time when I got into a fight over a girl with an obviously experienced fighter. We both threw and blocked a few punches and luckily both decided to not let it escalate and I walked away. I know how to defend myself and have been doing Kyokushinkai karate for about 6 years now and recently started with Jeet KuneDo (which focusses on street/dirty fighting). The main reason for these sports for me is 'to be prepared' of course, but I definitely also do it because I like to be in shape and I simple enjoy it more than I do fitness. I also like the way it seems to unwind me when I'm tense. Punching and kicking the heavy bag can be very satisfying;-)
So yes, in theory I'd be able to fight off an opponent and get away with it, but still I always get the proverbial 'knot in the stomach' when a situation asks for it or is getting close to it. The problem is that on the street there are no rules and things can get out of hand in the blink of an eye. One minute you think the fight is over, the next someone else jumps your back. And I don't even mention the use and possession of weapons these days, you'll be surprised how many people carry a knife with them. The other problem is deciding when to throw the first punch. Do I really need to get into physical contact or do I give the guy some more time to back out first? But at the same time I'm already thinking of a way to take him down fast.
This all runs through my mind in a splitsecond and an impending physical fight can be a very intimidating situation for people who don't practice some form of martial arts. They usually aren't familiar with a standoff and at that point I could have the advantage. I think we've all seen guys who try to intimidate others by walking up close to them and making all kinds of gestures Muhammed ali style. But in fact they don't think about their defense at that time and one little nod of your head is enough to break a nose.
But if you want some tips for situations like this, all I can say is think fast and try to stay calm. Don't worry if your heart starts pounding fast, it's a good sign and means your body is alert. If you can dodge the fight do it, but with style. However if a fight is inevatible then don't hold back, fight dirty and get it over with quickly and don't hang around. You don't want a crowd of spectators as some of them might see you as the troublestarter.
Oh yeah, don't fight, play Mohaa!
Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 4:17 pm
Damn right, street fight online, that way no one gets hurt! (i hope)Mj
Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 4:26 pm
Well unless a new virus comes out, causing the computer to overheat and explode. 
Posted: Wed May 12, 2004 4:30 pm
