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Lurker Deluxe

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13. Not exactly.
Tue Apr 2, 2013, 01:06 PM
Apr 2013

I get the reference, I'm no shrimp myself and understand that sometimes that makes you a target. I've gotten old enough that the little punks do not "bow up" as much as they used to when I was "younger".

This is more like if some chump was bowing up and acting a fool and you decided to ignore him and then he punched your friend, looked at you and stuck his chest out more. The obvious response there is to get up out of your chair and stand between them ... making it painfully obvious that the next move will be met with force. We are not the aggressor here, and we run these drills and practice for these events and help our friends get better at defending themselves.

There is no telling what this little fool is going to do, he is not his father although he is acting pretty much the same. If it is being implied that he is being pushed around by the mean 'ol USofA he may do something stupid just to prove he is not weak. We can only hope that whatever this twit does it doesn't lead to full scale conflict.

The only thing "walking away" would accomplish is another North strike against the South. Our presence there is the reason there is no war.

What I learned being a big guy, [View all] MadHound Apr 2013 OP
Excellent post malaise Apr 2013 #1
agreed - silence says 'try it, and find out' markiv Apr 2013 #2
I have known big guys that couldnt wipe the floor with smaller guys because of their nature. rhett o rick Apr 2013 #3
Basically it's like this little 8 second video Lex Apr 2013 #4
That's great. Hoyt Apr 2013 #7
I need to send that to SalmonChanedEvening. nt awoke_in_2003 Apr 2013 #23
A cartoon is worth 1000 words Bosonic Apr 2013 #5
+1 uponit7771 Apr 2013 #26
I Totally Relate To This ChoppinBroccoli Apr 2013 #6
As a very small person, I agree. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #16
OK, because of your handle I have always pictured you as Dana Carvey, lol n/t yodermon Apr 2013 #30
It wouldn't bother me if Obama sent Little Kim a letter saying "we surrender." Hoyt Apr 2013 #8
that would be a fantastic plot for a movie, seriously. KittyWampus Apr 2013 #17
As Obama stated yesterday... Javaman Apr 2013 #9
The situation is probably a bit more complicated than your social encounters. Matariki Apr 2013 #10
"There's really no telling what they'll do. . ." MadHound Apr 2013 #11
Not exactly. Lurker Deluxe Apr 2013 #13
That is hopefully correct, however with a change in leadership I can see the need for caution Matariki Apr 2013 #27
Here's what ya gotta worry about... lastlib Apr 2013 #20
Just a thought from another big guy Mopar151 Apr 2013 #21
There's an attitude on the Right to "teach em a lesson"... Spitfire of ATJ Apr 2013 #12
Germany was just a little guy after WWI, but it was the bully. JDPriestly Apr 2013 #14
I had similar thoughts.... socialindependocrat Apr 2013 #15
it's not only about north Korea RedstDem Apr 2013 #18
What I think might be going on: LeftInTX Apr 2013 #19
I think we're actually not trying to intimidate them caraher Apr 2013 #22
Yes, it's best to avoid escalation Martin Eden Apr 2013 #24
That's OK advice on an individual scale, up to a point. MineralMan Apr 2013 #25
Interesting post. Quantess Apr 2013 #28
I'm acquainted with a couple of ex-NFL players in my practice, PCIntern Apr 2013 #29
Little-man syndrome is a thing. dawg Apr 2013 #31
The Big Guy Code. aikoaiko Apr 2013 #32
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