Only serious dragged out brawling fight I ever was in was with a girl over my boyfriend. Well, technically, he was her boyfriend also, but he was my boyfriend FIRST. **God, I loved high school.**
This happened in front of said boyfriend and his friends. The girl and I traded words about him and who was going to be in front of him. Then came the pushy-shovy part and before you know it, we're both on the ground, rolling around and trying to tear each other's clothes and faces off. The guy stood there for a few minutes with a grin on his face before he and his friends waded in and stopped the fray.
And I still see this guys every so often around the neighborhood still. First love and all that.
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Thumbelyna wrote:
The girl and I traded words about him and who was going to be in front of him. Then came the pushy-shovy part and before you know it...
I found out early on that its usually best to land your best shot while the other guy is busy telling you how badly he's going to **** you up.
Meh. I was able to get a good handhold on her so I could hit her in the face towards the end. I still can't stand that girl, even though both of us should have just woken up and decided to not be with this guy. But....high school....whaddya want?
I once had a guy challenge to e-wrestle me over the internet...
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I put on my Knuckledusters and Wizard Hat...
I grew up in a small town. Nothing to do but drink and fight. Small towns are funny like that. This was 25 years ago so maybe with the internet kids just stay home now but back in the day it was like fight club every night.
Boomsticker wrote:
I grew up in a small town. Nothing to do but drink and fight. Small towns are funny like that. This was 25 years ago so maybe with the internet kids just stay home now but back in the day it was like fight club every night.
Tractor Chicken? Organizing a prom after a decade long dancing ban?
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“It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But a half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor.â€
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
Boomsticker wrote:
I grew up in a small town. Nothing to do but drink and fight. Small towns are funny like that. This was 25 years ago so maybe with the internet kids just stay home now but back in the day it was like fight club every night.
LOL
Grew up in a small town myself, I think my favorite fight moment was when two little guys had been **** talking all day and decided to get in a fight. The entire highschool walked out to watch the fight. Well naturally when they got outside and a couple hundred people are watching them they were a little less keen on throwing fists. It was a pretty big let down until the school deliquent stepped out. Now this guy grew up out in the bush, it is also fair to say he could grow a full and healthy beard at the age of 12. Multiple run ins with the law, kids had had bones broken etc, he was the kid you didn`t mess with. Well back to the story That Kid comes out and tells the two guys who were about to puss out of a fight that if they didn`t fight he was going to knock them both the **** out. What ensued was one of the most comical fights I have ever seen. 2 guys fighting more out of fear of a third than out of dislike for eachother, in fact they watched him more than they watched each other and did just enough fighting to satisfy him so as not to get a true beating.
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