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Have you ever challenged your father to a fight?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Jeremiah, May 6, 2009.

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  1. JuanValdez

    JuanValdez Member

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    They don't call it terrible-twos because it afflicts two-year olds. They call it terrible-twos because it's two decades long.
     
  2. Mr. Brightside

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    Yes, when I was 16 and I whooped his ass. But then he went and proceeded to have sex with my mother.
     
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  3. Hmm

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    my stepfather to be exact.. on several occassions in my late teens and early 20s..

    all went unanswered.. and.. tragically.. the man actually demonstrated a certain level of fear in response.. to more than half of them..

    whether it was my height advantage.. or my then intense temper.. or both.. don't know..

    but even more tragically.. a few of them were impelled by either inflicted harm or attempt to harm on his part.. towards my mother..

    thankfully.. i moved out.. and at least on that aspect of my life.. there has been lasting and final reprieve.. for quite some time now..
     
  4. BiGGieStuFF

    BiGGieStuFF Member

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    I didn't think it was a challenge to FIGHT FIGHT but more like to spar and wrestle around to see who could get the best of other person. Kind of like how siblings do it.
     
  5. moestavern19

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    I feel your pain.


    I wrote this poem about the joys of being a b*stard stepchild.

    "blades of grass"

    Found a bad case of optimism
    Next to a strange feeling
    left lying on the ceiling

    doesn't seem right to impose on a child's fragile mind
    Imprinted with another ruse, this ego lied dormant
    as a seed lies in the ground
    but surely as the poles remain cold and untouchable
    the seed will rise up without remorse for past transgressions

    Time measures my existence
    like a surveyor measures blades of grass
    crave the ignorance of youth to come rushing back
    cannot crawl back in the womb now

    His ways were a boulder hurled from a mountain top long ago
    absence was the only escape
    the tactic of a coward makes a worthy adversary of confrontation

    Impossible now to stop what is already set in motion
    The boulder lives for its time
    It will lose momentum...
    When it hits the plane of my reason
    It will lose momentum.

    Reason formed in absence of him.
    Hold onto nothing.
    Life is a flicker in the eye of a gnat
    lessons perceived in the foolishness of my youth
    soon shall erased by the reason of ancient men

    Forgiveness seems irrelevant
    Is it not lunacy to ask someone to erase the past?

    Yet, just as surely as forgiveness is not afforded,
    bitterness will prolong sorrow and reduce life to brevity

    Forgiveness is mute.
    There is only acceptance.

    Accept that this glass once crushed by a boulder
    is now a rock beginning the ascent of its own mountain top.
     
  6. T-mac&Yao=RING

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    Hell naw and never would I'll walk away first, I have too much respect for my pops. Now my birth father I'll beat his ass no questions ask.
     
  7. The_Yoyo

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    what happens when your pops counters your italics with underlined ones????
     
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  8. T-mac&Yao=RING

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    I don't know I'll go ask him and then see what happens.
     
  9. CriscoKidd

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    When I was a teenager, I don't remember why exactly, but my dad challenged me and my cousin to a streetfight, two on one. My cousin and I thought it would be fun horseplay, and my dad didn't really offer to do that kind of stuff often, so it kind of caught us off-guard.

    Unfortunately, we didn't know he was being literal.

    He came out swinging and the fight ended in less than a minute after he punched me square on in the balls.

    While I was writhing in pain on the ground, he looked down at me, shrugged, and said something to the effect of, "hey, it's two on one. If the fights not fair I'm not going to fight fair." And then he walked away.

    It's pretty funny now, but damn was I pissed.
     
  10. deekay209

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    Your dad sounds like a swell guy.
     
  11. ima_drummer2k

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    Hello! Post #26.
     
  12. Deckard

    Deckard Blade Runner
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    No, it never occurred to me. I remember as a kid, however, overhearing my father say he knew judo, from his Navy service in WWII. I laughed and said, "No way!" The next thing I knew, I was flying through the air, landing on my back with the wind knocked out of me. Dad smiled and pulled me up, asked me if I was OK. Still don't know exactly what he did, it happened so fast. He could take care of himself!
     
  13. Harrisment

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    My dad just turned 70 this year (I'm 29) and I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that he could whip my ass with ease even to this day. No way in hell I'd ever be dumb enough to challenge my old man to a fight.
     
  14. drobsnightmare

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    No, but my dad hit me with a right cross one time and challenged me to hit him back. I couldn't and wouldn't do it to a man I idolize. Tough love, as they say.
     
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    Rite of Passage is a damn fine Dream Theater song and I'm very much looking forward to their new album due in stores on June 23rd.
     
  16. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    i was making fun of your late comment. :p
     
  17. SwoLy-D

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    Hey! I know! :eek:

    What about this:
    [​IMG] !?!?!?!?

    [​IMG] or this?!?!?!?!

    :rolleyes:
     
  18. Manny Ramirez

    Manny Ramirez The Music Man

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    LOL...
     
  19. Manny Ramirez

    Manny Ramirez The Music Man

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    LMAO^3

    I don't know which post is funnier - yours or Mr. Brightside's. I tried to give you more rep but the thing said I had to spread it out more. :rolleyes: :p
     
  20. dskillz

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    The idea of fighting your dad to me seems strange. The OP thinking it is some doorway into manhood is even more strange. Fighting your dad or anyone in your family isn't something you should be aspiring to.

    But I guess everyone is different.
     

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