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Hey... I'm Fluttershy. I saw this site and made an account. I hope you don't mind...
Tuesday, 05-Apr-11 01:06:59 UTC from web-
@vt3c The weirdest thing for me is this whole 'murican ritual thing where guys pull off their shirts before fighting.
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:25:07 UTC from web -
@vt3c Yeah, i don't do that *stretches twig like arms* YEAHHhh I am just so buff that I don't need to do that *Poses*
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:29:27 UTC from web -
@vt3c Hey, there's nothing wrong with fighting. But /why/ do they remove the uppermost layer of clothing they're wearing?
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:29:49 UTC from web-
@nerthos Granting less surface to be easily grabbed? Have you seen a Jackie Chan movie? He can immobilize anyone with a jacket.
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:32:36 UTC from Choqok-
@broniebrown I generally wore clothes that didn't cause that problem, so the most I removed to fight was a winter coat. Plus if they're grabbing and pulling clothes they don't know the first thing about fighting like men.
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:34:40 UTC from web-
@nerthos For people who know judo it is essential to grab and pull people to knock them out as fast as possible.
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:38:28 UTC from Choqok-
@broniebrown Well, that's not fair fighting, And IMO warrants the use of a weapon. I mean, it's completely OK to fight like that if you're defending yourself, but if you're fighting to settle a dispute it's completely dishonourable.
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 07:53:15 UTC from web-
@nerthos I think it is not dishonourable to grab people. You use your own strength against the enemy. The enemy has a lot of opportunities to get out of the grab with reflexes. It would be dishonourable to use weapons when the opponent doesn't or throwing sand into the opponent's eyes.
Saturday, 05-Jul-14 08:00:08 UTC from Choqok
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