How many five year olds...
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A fat guy runing backwards fell over? Now there's a surprise.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
I think it had more to do with the fact that a professional fighter was knocked over by one kid. And before you point out that he wasn't trying to hurt the kid, or really trying at all, I'd like to point out that he certainly wasn't trying to get knocked over either, and seeing as how sumo is all about balance... Just maybe don't underestimate kids.:cool:
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I think it had more to do with the fact that a professional fighter was knocked over by one kid. And before you point out that he wasn't trying to hurt the kid, or really trying at all, I'd like to point out that he certainly wasn't trying to get knocked over either, and seeing as how sumo is all about balance... Just maybe don't underestimate kids.:cool:
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
He was running backwards in a cricle and fell over! Thats it. The fact that one kid was hanging off his leg (previously three had no effect) is totally irrelevent.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
don't underestimate kids
Do you still feel like one yourself then?
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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He was running backwards in a cricle and fell over! Thats it. The fact that one kid was hanging off his leg (previously three had no effect) is totally irrelevent.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
don't underestimate kids
Do you still feel like one yourself then?
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
I suppose the kid had nothing at all to do with the reason that he was running backwards in a circle?
fat_boy wrote:
Do you still feel like one yourself then?
Uh, I don't even know what you mean by that. I have nothing to compare what I feel like now with. What is it supposed to feel like?
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
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I am ahead there, 25. Dont kow why, it didnt add pints for weight!
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
28! W00t!
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I suppose the kid had nothing at all to do with the reason that he was running backwards in a circle?
fat_boy wrote:
Do you still feel like one yourself then?
Uh, I don't even know what you mean by that. I have nothing to compare what I feel like now with. What is it supposed to feel like?
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
Why are you pointlessly arguing? He fell over, he wasnt pushed over by the kid. Look, you are a pretty scrawny looking kid yourself, I asked if you still felt like a kid since you stated 'dont underestimate them'.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
I have nothing to compare what I feel like now with
Past feelings perhaps?
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
What is it supposed to feel like?
Thats a question many of us ask about life...
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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...could you take in a FIGHT?[^] I can take 15. Apparently. Probably not.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
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...could you take in a FIGHT?[^] I can take 15. Apparently. Probably not.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
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Why are you pointlessly arguing? He fell over, he wasnt pushed over by the kid. Look, you are a pretty scrawny looking kid yourself, I asked if you still felt like a kid since you stated 'dont underestimate them'.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
I have nothing to compare what I feel like now with
Past feelings perhaps?
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
What is it supposed to feel like?
Thats a question many of us ask about life...
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
fat_boy wrote:
Why are you pointlessly arguing? He fell over, he wasnt pushed over by the kid.
But it was the kid's fault that he fell over!
fat_boy wrote:
Look, you are a pretty scrawny looking kid yourself, I asked if you still felt like a kid since you stated 'dont underestimate them'.
I AM a pretty scrawny kid. But, I know what you mean now. It confused me for a moment because your interpretation of why I said 'them' was different to my intended one. Anyway, perhaps I do still feel like a kid. That's because I've realised that I don't want to waste it. The Internet has taught me that much at least, that there's plenty of time for being grown-up later, and that there's no need to pretend to be so now. Or maybe it wasn't the Internet at all. Perhaps I concluded that myself....hmm, not sure.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
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fat_boy wrote:
Why are you pointlessly arguing? He fell over, he wasnt pushed over by the kid.
But it was the kid's fault that he fell over!
fat_boy wrote:
Look, you are a pretty scrawny looking kid yourself, I asked if you still felt like a kid since you stated 'dont underestimate them'.
I AM a pretty scrawny kid. But, I know what you mean now. It confused me for a moment because your interpretation of why I said 'them' was different to my intended one. Anyway, perhaps I do still feel like a kid. That's because I've realised that I don't want to waste it. The Internet has taught me that much at least, that there's plenty of time for being grown-up later, and that there's no need to pretend to be so now. Or maybe it wasn't the Internet at all. Perhaps I concluded that myself....hmm, not sure.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
But it was the kid's fault that he fell over!
So tripping over while running away from a wasp means the wasp is stong enough to trip you over?
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
I don't want to waste it
Yep, plenty of time for being a boring old fart later in life.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
But it was the kid's fault that he fell over!
So tripping over while running away from a wasp means the wasp is stong enough to trip you over?
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
I don't want to waste it
Yep, plenty of time for being a boring old fart later in life.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
fat_boy wrote:
So tripping over while running away from a wasp means the wasp is stong enough to trip you over?
No, but it means that it's capable of making you trip over.
fat_boy wrote:
Yep, plenty of time for being a boring old fart later in life.
Oh, I plan on being everything BUT boring. ;)
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
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fat_boy wrote:
So tripping over while running away from a wasp means the wasp is stong enough to trip you over?
No, but it means that it's capable of making you trip over.
fat_boy wrote:
Yep, plenty of time for being a boring old fart later in life.
Oh, I plan on being everything BUT boring. ;)
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
No, but it means that it's capable of making you trip over.
Only indirectly through the act of avoiding it by walking backwards. A 5 year old cannot directly puch over a Sumo wrestler either.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
Oh, I plan on being everything BUT boring.
Dont wait to long before putting your plans into action.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
No, but it means that it's capable of making you trip over.
Only indirectly through the act of avoiding it by walking backwards. A 5 year old cannot directly puch over a Sumo wrestler either.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
Oh, I plan on being everything BUT boring.
Dont wait to long before putting your plans into action.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
fat_boy wrote:
Only indirectly through the act of avoiding it by walking backwards. A 5 year old cannot directly puch over a Sumo wrestler either.
However, a group of young kids CAN push over a sumo wrestler, and in fact I've seen it done before, but I couldn't find it on YouTube. Maybe 20-30 kids were unleashed, and they all rushed at him at once, and they got him over rather easily.
fat_boy wrote:
Dont wait to long before putting your plans into action.
Phhh. Right now I'm having an immensely interesting conversation with someone. I can't be expected to pick up the slack of your dull mind.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
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...could you take in a FIGHT?[^] I can take 15. Apparently. Probably not.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
26 of them! I'm getting old... :(
-- Kein Mitleid Für Die Mehrheit
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...could you take in a FIGHT?[^] I can take 15. Apparently. Probably not.
Forget about the past and the future. Discard your fears, your regrets, your inhibitions, your neuroses, your self-importance. Who cares what they think?! The world is so much bigger than this! Wanna have an adventure? Come on, take my hand and hold on tight - I think I know a shortcut.
Yeee-haw. :->:^)
This blanket smells like ham