So how do you fight? - Page 5

Overcast · 07-04-2010, 01:17 PM

Yeah I should have figured.

Though myself and my brother are just the opposite. We have both been in wrestling but he has much quicker hands than I do so when we are striking the guy not only is able to whap me multiple times and make my defenses look like crap he makes sure I realize he is messing with me. Quick little bastard. On the other hand in wrestling while he is entirely capable of taking me down once we get on the ground he will almost immediately realize that was a terrible decision and that he is about to die. When we go full out it is really about how long he can keep himself on his feet, because if he can win the battle of attrition by not letting me get in close to take him down he'll win. If I take him down though...

Archbio · 07-04-2010, 01:26 PM

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Dirty.

Truly, that is the way.

Unless we both have foils, in which case I guess we could fence.

Krylo · 07-04-2010, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Archbio

Truly, that is the way.

Unless we both have foils, in which case I guess we could fence.

Dirty fencing?

Flarecobra · 07-04-2010, 01:35 PM

I'm not afraid to send a blow to the junk. Don't quite work on females though.

However I prefer to do my fighting at range.

Corel · 07-04-2010, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Flarecobra

I'm not afraid to send a blow to the junk. Don't quite work on females though.

Even the shots to the Pelvis are pretty painful!

Remember a few times I've got straight up illegally kneed through to my Pelvis. (Yes, I did use the word through). The only was I can describe this feeling is someone taking a hot crowbar and jamming it upwards.

This was on a day where I forgot to take my cup with me, which would have at least granted me some mercy. Men around the world let this be a lesson to you!

Archbio · 07-04-2010, 01:40 PM

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Dirty fencing?

I was thinking of fencing as just another way of getting an advantage going, but I guess if the other one actually knows how to fence, dirty fighting could become an option!

Unless it's a movie with Patrick Swayze.

Overcast · 07-04-2010, 01:41 PM

Had a friend who was a fencer, also did boxing, he put the skills of both to relatively good use. I swear to this day I always try to challenge him to a terribly self destructive game of slapping since I already know I can't face him in striking. I'll try and he'll brush my hand off before whapping me in the face. This will continue on until it deteriorates to this.

A Zarkin' Frood · 07-04-2010, 01:46 PM

I don't think I ever got in a fight.
I prefer to be around people who don't use violence or think it's a viable solution to anything.

But in my childhood I had to fight pretty often, since I had a little brother, so I can say that my style is pretty much just avoiding attacks then knocking my opponent out by accident with the watch on my right arm. I call it the "Fist of time"

I used to be quite skilled at blocking everything with my legs without falling down because I was too lazy to move my hands. But I'm not sure I can do that anymore. Not like I want to either.

Corel · 07-04-2010, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by InsaneGenius

But in my childhood I had to fight pretty often, since I had a little brother, so I can say that my style is pretty much just avoiding attacks then knocking my opponent out by accident with the watch on my right arm. I call it the "Fist of time"

Did you pronounce this phrase loudly everytime you used it or shout something similar to "TIME TO DIE"?

Archbio · 07-04-2010, 02:00 PM

Badly.

(Consider this a continuity reboot. I just wanted to link to McGuirk's Philosophy of Fighting the first time.)

07-04-2010, 01:17 PM	#41
Overcast Cinderella Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Trespassing in the graveyard Posts: 3,076	Yeah I should have figured. Though myself and my brother are just the opposite. We have both been in wrestling but he has much quicker hands than I do so when we are striking the guy not only is able to whap me multiple times and make my defenses look like crap he makes sure I realize he is messing with me. Quick little bastard. On the other hand in wrestling while he is entirely capable of taking me down once we get on the ground he will almost immediately realize that was a terrible decision and that he is about to die. When we go full out it is really about how long he can keep himself on his feet, because if he can win the battle of attrition by not letting me get in close to take him down he'll win. If I take him down though... __________________ Time to bust out the glow sticks!

07-04-2010, 01:35 PM	#44
Flarecobra Burn. Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Classified Posts: 11,017	I'm not afraid to send a blow to the junk. Don't quite work on females though. However I prefer to do my fighting at range. __________________ "Only the fool wishes to go into battle to beat someone for the satisfaction of beating someone." -A Thousand Sons Rules. Read them, know them, love them.

07-04-2010, 01:41 PM	#47
Overcast Cinderella Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Trespassing in the graveyard Posts: 3,076	Had a friend who was a fencer, also did boxing, he put the skills of both to relatively good use. I swear to this day I always try to challenge him to a terribly self destructive game of slapping since I already know I can't face him in striking. I'll try and he'll brush my hand off before whapping me in the face. This will continue on until it deteriorates to this. __________________ Time to bust out the glow sticks!

07-04-2010, 01:46 PM	#48
A Zarkin' Frood formerly known as Prince. Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Right here, with you >:) Posts: 2,396	I don't think I ever got in a fight. I prefer to be around people who don't use violence or think it's a viable solution to anything. But in my childhood I had to fight pretty often, since I had a little brother, so I can say that my style is pretty much just avoiding attacks then knocking my opponent out by accident with the watch on my right arm. I call it the "Fist of time" I used to be quite skilled at blocking everything with my legs without falling down because I was too lazy to move my hands. But I'm not sure I can do that anymore. Not like I want to either. __________________ >:( C-:

07-04-2010, 02:00 PM	#50
Archbio Data is Turned On Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 3,980	Re: So how do you fight? Badly. (Consider this a continuity reboot. I just wanted to link to McGuirk's Philosophy of Fighting the first time.) __________________ 6201 Reasons to Support Electoral Reform.