Man I wish this was acceptible in the work place... so many people I want to roshambo...

Let's not get it twisted! I'm the fat one.

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And everyone loses.

I'd hate to break it to you, but he lost.>> ^blankfist:

Let's not get it twisted! I'm the fat one.

I hate it when stupidity is preserved in the name of cultural heritage.

>> ^raverman:

I hate it when stupidity is preserved in the name of cultural heritage.


This is stupid? I would file it under boring perhaps. I find testing the limits of pain more of a state of enlightened transcendence than stupid. It is akin to holding your breath underwater for as long as you can, boring, but interesting.

Actually if more people did this to resolve problems, we could massively cut down on violent crime.>> ^raverman:

I hate it when stupidity is preserved in the name of cultural heritage.

Traditionally in America, strikes would be on the nutsack.

So... when a thug robs the weedy guy at the 7/11: They get to take turns to see who can hit the other one the hardest? I think violent crime tends to be big people victimising weak people. Not sure this would be fair.>> ^Throbbin:

Actually if more people did this to resolve problems, we could massively cut down on violent crime.

Of course it's stupid - there's no intelligence in it, there's not even any skill. It's basically animals butting heads for dominance of territory.

Enlightened transcendance? Thats like saying hitting yourself with a hammer is scientific experimentation.

But i do like the idea of 'Boring, but interesting'. >> ^GeeSussFreeK:

This is stupid? I would file it under boring perhaps. I find testing the limits of pain more of a state of enlightened transcendence than stupid. It is akin to holding your breath underwater for as long as you can, boring, but interesting.

>> ^blankfist:

Let's not get it twisted! I'm the fat one.


You're not fat. You're big boned.

That situation would obviously not be relevant, but you purposely chose a scenario in which it wouldn't apply. I guess you are unable to think of a situation where it would be applicable. Not really my problem.>> ^raverman:

So... when a thug robs the weedy guy at the 7/11: They get to take turns to see who can hit the other one the hardest? I think violent crime tends to be big people victimising weak people. Not sure this would be fair.>> ^Throbbin:
Actually if more people did this to resolve problems, we could massively cut down on violent crime.

It is just too tempting. *politics

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Red Ninjas are grasshoppers. Give them time, they will learn and understand. Grasshoppers.

Watching that seemed kinda metaphorical to reading a thread involving the two of them.


...except that part at the end where they shake hands.

Inuit? I can't believe these people invented Turbotax.

There must not be anything to do in Canada.

What White people do for fun. Especially like the fact they are doing it in front of kids. Good one.

This is also how we traditionally solve domestic disputes in Finland. Except there's knives involved...

This is also how we resolve disputes in the Middle East! Except one side uses home-made rockets and another side uses US-made rockets...

Is it just coincidence that Throbbin posted this? Because just watching this video makes my arm throb.

What part of Inuit did you not understand...

>> ^billpayer:

What White people do for fun. Especially like the fact they are doing it in front of kids. Good one.

>> ^raverman:

Of course it's stupid - there's no intelligence in it, there's not even any skill. It's basically animals butting heads for dominance of territory.Which is one of the smarter things that evolution has come up with. Unlike humans, most same species animals resolve disputes in a manner that does not result in either of the individuals gaining long term injury.



Doing this instead of killing each other seems infinitely wiser.