Fighting
C/2nd Lt Robot
Active member
I almost got into a fight by breaking one up. But the kid that punched me was taken away by a teacher a few secs after.
EagleZtrike
Active member
Its kind of this way. If your a proper person that isn't in a gang or sorts. You probably don't get into conflicts even helping your buddies.
It's safe to say that you can't really fight well if your not mad or angry at your opponent even if your buddy is mad at them.
Gang members are a different story. Even if the opponent has done nothing to them, they will lash out at them to help their buddies and maintain their "image" to stay cool.
It's safe to say that you can't really fight well if your not mad or angry at your opponent even if your buddy is mad at them.
Gang members are a different story. Even if the opponent has done nothing to them, they will lash out at them to help their buddies and maintain their "image" to stay cool.
C/2nd Lt Robot
Active member
Boy is that true.EagleStrike said:
A Can of Man
Je suis aware
I pull them off. This one time I remember breaking up a fight between two really big fat guys. I was partially drunk at the time... I guess I had to be. If those guys ran at each other, I would have turned into pancake :lol:
Here's the way I see fighting: barring that you're a complete prick, there is nothing to gain from starting a fight. There is only something to lose. Even if you "win" the fight, on a legal standing you're in heaps of trouble if u started it, so if you cannot disappear from the scene fast enough... you could be spending a short while behind bars. It depends on how hard you hit that person too. If you're "too successful" you could be done in for gevious bodily harm.
Even in breaking up a fight, you should really attempt to break it, even if a friend is involved. Don't go in there with arms swinging from the get go, or else what you might do is simply escalate the fight.
Another time I broke up a fight, but the authorities caught us doing it. One guy involved in the fight and myself got called away. But because it was a genuine break up of the fight, the other guy actually told them that I was breaking the fight up and that I was not involved. I could have unleashed any number of techniques on him, but I chose to go in with my hands out, putting distance between him and the other guy. In the end the fight was broken, and I lost nothing.
Remember, going around and starting a fight is no better than going around picking pockets.
Here's the way I see fighting: barring that you're a complete prick, there is nothing to gain from starting a fight. There is only something to lose. Even if you "win" the fight, on a legal standing you're in heaps of trouble if u started it, so if you cannot disappear from the scene fast enough... you could be spending a short while behind bars. It depends on how hard you hit that person too. If you're "too successful" you could be done in for gevious bodily harm.
Even in breaking up a fight, you should really attempt to break it, even if a friend is involved. Don't go in there with arms swinging from the get go, or else what you might do is simply escalate the fight.
Another time I broke up a fight, but the authorities caught us doing it. One guy involved in the fight and myself got called away. But because it was a genuine break up of the fight, the other guy actually told them that I was breaking the fight up and that I was not involved. I could have unleashed any number of techniques on him, but I chose to go in with my hands out, putting distance between him and the other guy. In the end the fight was broken, and I lost nothing.
Remember, going around and starting a fight is no better than going around picking pockets.
AussieNick
Forum Digger
I got into a punch up last night at my regular pub "the woolshed". A bloke called my mate a "F:cen:G" because he has a stud in his lip. My mate head butted him in the nose, and then it was on for one and all. Got dragged out by the bouncers, but being regulars we just got told to calm down, go home, and come back next week.
Too much fight juice last night (Bundaberg Rum)
Too much fight juice last night (Bundaberg Rum)
AussieNick said:I got into a punch up last night at my regular pub "the woolshed". A bloke called my mate a "F:cen:G" because he has a stud in his lip. My mate head butted him in the nose, and then it was on for one and all. Got dragged out by the bouncers, but being regulars we just got told to calm down, go home, and come back next week.
Too much fight juice last night (Bundaberg Rum)
is that the same stuff russel crowe drinks then? lol
pimp_squeak
Active member
I think it depends on the situation, I like stand by my friends and if they're in trouble (getting their ass kicked by more than one person) then I'll jump in and help, but if it's a rather fair 1 vs 1 fight then I'll let happen...I don't see anything wrong with a fight now and then.
AussieNick
Forum Digger
Russ, Russ the Kiwi??
He'd be too soft to drink Bundy
A Can of Man
Je suis aware
Obviously I think too much.
Do it your way guys. :lol:
Do it your way guys. :lol:
Missileer
Active member
AussieNick said:I got into a punch up last night at my regular pub "the woolshed". A bloke called my mate a "F:cen:G" because he has a stud in his lip. My mate head butted him in the nose, and then it was on for one and all. Got dragged out by the bouncers, but being regulars we just got told to calm down, go home, and come back next week.
Too much fight juice last night (Bundaberg Rum)
Man, getting dragged out by the bouncers sounds painful. I'd rather be dragged out by pretty much anything else.
AussieNick
Forum Digger
Bouncers=Security
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bllrby2104
Active member
if i see a fight and my buddies are in it, i might help. but in other cases, i'll do my best to end the fight
