This video is full of fucking win. I love everyone in this video:
1) Girl kicking the guy
2) Guy kicking the girl
3) No-shit-giving bad-ass eating chips in the middle!

Man, I really thought he was going to offer some chips to those two in hopes to calm them down!

As a referee I can attest, this is the BEST way to get people to stop fighting. Just place yourself between them.

Interesting skillful call and I agree. He's read a difficult situation and helped defuse it without having to say anything.

>> ^Yogi:

As a referee I can attest, this is the BEST way to get people to stop fighting. Just place yourself between them.


I absolutely 100% agree.

If you jump in the middle and start confronting either person or yelling stop or whatever that makes things worse. Just step in between them and don't do anything or if they confront you just be calm.

Also what kind of chips are those? I smell a marketing campaign!

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if my 2 liters of liquid being drunk/drank in 20 seconds is not skilfull, this aint even close to the definition as per the definition giver.

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>> ^BoneRemake:

nochannel
actionpack
if my 2 liters of liquid being drunk/drank in 20 seconds is not skilfull, this aint even close to the definition as per the definition giver.


Drinking a lot is not a skill!

I've noticed in life that if people are yelling and screaming at you-or at others-that if you pour yourself a drink of water or something it's like projecting a calming force field. Here, eating chips or nachos does the same thing. Awesome.

The power is in the chips you guys.

This shouldn't be on skillful, though.

I would be cautious if the participants are intoxicated. They might not realize you're not the person they were originally fighting and they might get angry that you're stopping them from fighting.>> ^Yogi:

As a referee I can attest, this is the BEST way to get people to stop fighting. Just place yourself between them.

>> ^rottenseed:

I would be cautious if the participants are intoxicated. They might not realize you're not the person they were originally fighting and they might get angry that you're stopping them from fighting.>> ^Yogi:
As a referee I can attest, this is the BEST way to get people to stop fighting. Just place yourself between them.



This is true...although in my experience not too many soccer players are intoxicated while playing.

...and not a single chip was given that day

sorry.

http://youtu.be/-DSVDcw6iW8

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^rottenseed:
I would be cautious if the participants are intoxicated. They might not realize you're not the person they were originally fighting and they might get angry that you're stopping them from fighting.>> ^Yogi:
As a referee I can attest, this is the BEST way to get people to stop fighting. Just place yourself between them.


This is true...although in my experience not too many soccer players are intoxicated while playing.


You don't referee in Scotland, do you?

>> ^Quboid:

>> ^Yogi:
>> ^rottenseed:
I would be cautious if the participants are intoxicated. They might not realize you're not the person they were originally fighting and they might get angry that you're stopping them from fighting.>> ^Yogi:
As a referee I can attest, this is the BEST way to get people to stop fighting. Just place yourself between them.


This is true...although in my experience not too many soccer players are intoxicated while playing.

You don't referee in Scotland, do you?


No shit, in Scotland, it's FOOTBALL.

>> ^Payback:

>> ^Quboid:
You don't referee in Scotland, do you?

No shit, in Scotland, it's FOOTBALL.


Good point!