rhino wrote on Jun 11^th, 2021 at 10:00pm:



Yes, yes, and thats what a loser like you thinks of anything you yourself would be too frightened to do or even think.

What you must understand tiny man, is that there are people like me and others like me are superior to you in many ways.
You don't down a person who enters your personal space unless they are a threat.
This moron was no threat to me, he had fear in his eyes, just like you would have.

He was obviously sounding off from fear, much as you do.

Sometimes grasshopper, you dont have to resort to violence, and sometimes you do.

But you wouldn't know that as you have never been in a real fight in your life.
I doubt you have even fought as anything but keyboard warrior.
I fought competitively for years, and while Im no match for my younger self, I can still hold my own.

It must be terrifying for a tiny man like you to be so afraid ALL THE TIME.

rhino wrote on Jun 12^th, 2021 at 11:41am:


Whatever tiny man.

You have no idea.
Perhaps if you actually learned to fight, or fought in some competition you woukd realise that fighting when unnecessary is simply being stupid.

Had he physically attacked, it woukd have been different.

Try again little man.

Insulted, not assaulted tiny man.

If I started decking every person I came into contact that offended me, I would surely be in gaol by now.

I do not strike when insulted, most times I simply laugh
Because insults are a cowards way of attempting to hurt with words.

Only when threatened with physical violence or the assailant attempt attack, will I strike.
No fancy arm waving or spinning heel kicks, just a straight forward debilitating response to an attack.

Obviously you have no understanding of people.
Most men will push and shove, neither brave enough to strike the first blow, but too afraid to back down and be a target. Often the grab clothing and hold each other, again too fearful to strike.

It's quite easy, using tai sabaki, to intimidate these pushers and shivers by turning their own force on them thereby illustrating you power over them without injuring them.
Then you back off, leaving them a means of backing down without looking the coward.

I have nothing to prove beating an untrained drunk.
I have fought some of the best in Australia and Japan over the years.
My wins are quite few, but winning is not the aim.
The aim it to be enough of a man to fight.

Perhaps one day, you will know the difference.
I carry quite a few injuries from years of fighting.
But all were fair and all hard won.

Tiny man, you have no inkling what it's like to walk into a ring and fight an unknown opponent.
Try it one day, it's a wonderful feeling win or lose.

Valkies gone off to make up some more bullsh1t. 

Valkie wrote on Jun 12^th, 2021 at 6:11pm:
Just  a point, Im not the one telling bullsh1t stories. 

Valkie wrote on Jun 12^th, 2021 at 6:34pm:
Who knows, maybe I could beat your fantasies with any of my real life experience.  But theres the rub Valkie, I dont need or want to. Like I tried to teach you before, people who can do , dont talk about it, they do. The other thing I learnt at a young age, is that no matter how good you are, or think you are, theres always someone better. Thats why its better not to brag, or exaggerate. When you grow up you may realise that.

Chronological age has little to do with mental age, when you learn humility you may grow up.

QED