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15 seconds from a beat down. Phew.

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by The Big Ragu, Jan 4, 2007.

  1. audreyld

    audreyld Guest

    But he's an important step in the right direction.
     
  2. Ace

    Ace Well-Known Member

    Is that all it takes to get the SportsJournalists.com chicks? I'm hitting the construction site tomorrow, spoiling for a fight.
     
  3. dooley_womack1

    dooley_womack1 Well-Known Member

    Do remember, Ace, they can't date a corpse.
     
  4. Flying Headbutt

    Flying Headbutt Moderator Staff Member

    Ace, you're neither good enough for the Plain Dealer, nor good enough for the women of SportsJournalists.com.
     
  5. Songbird

    Songbird Well-Known Member

    This story will be told in many social circles with varied degrees of importance. It was an interesting piece of Americana for a few moments. Too bad Ragu can't be a fly on the wall of all the places in which folks involved with rehash the story. I wonder if it got caught on any surveillance camera. What if Ragu hadn't been there? What would the outcome have been?
     
  6. The Big Ragu

    The Big Ragu Moderator Staff Member

    The real woman they were messing with didn't stick around to tell me how much she loves me. She was long gone by the time the cops broke it up. Someone I just told was outraged that the cops didn't make an arrest--not sure they could have, but these guys seemed mostly concerned about not having to have it turn into work on their part. I think that's where the "Are you out of your fucking mind?" (which made a girlfriend laugh really hard before) came from. His first thought must have been, "If this jerkoff gets himself hospitalized, I have to type a report!"

    Also, I have told the story about five times now. In each version I've gotten more heroic. In the last telling, I was wearing a cape, I bent a steel bar in half in a show of brute strength and the guy shit his pants and ran away.
     
  7. patchs

    patchs Active Member

    Major props, Ragu.
    Now you can take on Nick Saban in a presser.
    Seriously, that was a brave and noble deed.
     
  8. Idaho

    Idaho Active Member

    Did you get the woman's number?
     
  9. shotglass

    shotglass Guest

    If you embellished in later re-tellings ... you earned it, buddy. We need more like you.
     
  10. three_bags_full

    three_bags_full Well-Known Member

    Noble deed from a noble steed.

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  11. Satchel Pooch

    Satchel Pooch Member

    Good deeds don't count if you tell people about them, Ragu.






    :)
     
  12. Double J

    Double J Active Member

    Exactly. As Tiger Williams said in his autobiography, there should be no such thing as a fair fight. Someone should have an advantage and they should be using it. It doesn't matter how you get the advantage, as long as you get it.

    Start packing the heat. Or one of those collapsible police batons that double in size with a flick of the wrist. Hell, even a can of pepper spray will do.

    And act like the biggest psycho you've ever seen or heard of in your life -- start by mumbling into your hand, then progress to eye and head twitches. By the time you're scratching at the imaginary spiders and shouting profane non-sequiturs, odds are your opponent is looking for a way out. If not, hey, you've already psyched yourself up, so just go into screaming banshee mode and do that motherfucker in.

    P.S. You should be proud of what you did in standing up for that woman and those kids. Kudos. :)
     
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