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Cobra
04-19-2004, 07:46 PM
Something has been really confusing me for quite sometime. I have looked and found that a boxer's punch can be between 1,200-2,500 pounds of pressure.

But what doesn't make any sense is that other strong carnivorous mammels have bite pressures that are less than a boxer's punch, and these animals seem to be a lot stronger (atleast bitting) than a human's anything. These are the bite pressure:

Wolf: 500 lb.
Cougar: 300 lb.
Tiger or Lion: 1,000 lb.
Polar Bears: 1,700 lb.

Now if you compare a boxer's punch which is again between 1,200-2,500 lb. to these animals, it means that are punch is stronger than their bite. But I don't see how it is possible considering encounters with even 90 pound dogs can be fatal for us. Are the lb. a different unit of pounds in this situation?

Cruentus
04-19-2004, 08:13 PM
Something has been really confusing me for quite sometime. I have looked and found that a boxer's punch can be between 1,200-2,500 pounds of pressure.

But what doesn't make any sense is that other strong carnivorous mammels have bite pressures that are less than a boxer's punch, and these animals seem to be a lot stronger (atleast bitting) than a human's anything. These are the bite pressure:

Wolf: 500 lb.
Cougar: 300 lb.
Tiger or Lion: 1,000 lb.
Polar Bears: 1,700 lb.

Now if you compare a boxer's punch which is again between 1,200-2,500 lb. to these animals, it means that are punch is stronger than their bite. But I don't see how it is possible considering encounters with even 90 pound dogs can be fatal for us. Are the lb. a different unit of pounds in this situation?

I think that your numbers are off. Show us a postable source where you got your bite pressure info.

btw...it's not comparing apples to oranges. A boxers punch doesn't have teeth.

Ceicei
04-19-2004, 08:20 PM
Plus you have to consider PSI (pounds per square inch). With a sharp edge/point, it is different than with a flat surface. With a flat surface, pressure is much more evenly distributed. With a sharp edge/point, the pressure is concentrated at that area.

This concept should be well known in martial arts as to why certain hand strikes or types of kicks are chosen for different targets of the body.

Now compare with teeth and a fist. The PSI will be different....

- Ceicei

Kembudo-Kai Kempoka
04-19-2004, 08:36 PM
Why does a blunt bullet, travelling at high velocity, stop in a kevlar vest, while an arrow, moving much slower, pierce right through it?

Even if the numbers are accurate, it still makes sense in the context of an ongoing, continuous pressure applied through incisor surfaces, as opposed to a blunt force impact against a target free to float in the breeze on impact (boxers head whipping back, vs. animal bite on static-position limb, held in place by natural scissors.).

Hmmm.

D.

8253
04-20-2004, 05:39 AM
there is a big difference between being hit and being bit.

MJS
04-20-2004, 08:05 AM
I just have 2 questions.

1- What the hell does this have to do with the Martial Arts???????????

2- Why are we even discussing this???????????

:idunno: :idunno: :idunno:

Mike

Bod
04-20-2004, 10:22 AM
Pressure is measured in force/area, say pounds per square inch or Pascals (newtons/square metre). However I've seen pounds of pressure used to mean pounds in compression, as against pounds in tension.

Pressure or force are not necessarily the correct way to measure damage to the body.

Let's look at force. Everyone knows that to every action there is an equal an equal and opposite reaction. So when a gun is fired the force on the bullet is the same as the recoil force on the gun, but that doesn't mean that firing a gun equates to being hit by a bullet in terms of damage to the body.

When looking at force, or pressure or energy, you have to consider where the force is being applied and over what time frame. The time frame especially makes a huge difference. The boxers punch is maintaining the force for a fraction of a second, whereas the carnivores bite is maintained for a long time. The force per square inch is another factor.

So when comparing carnivores' bites to boxers' punches, you have to make sure you are comparing similar things in relevant ways.

someguy
04-20-2004, 12:05 PM
I'm pretty sure that the psi of a wolfs bit exedes 1,000 psi.

A punch has the whole body behind it and not just the jaw. The puch is more spread out.

TonyM.
04-20-2004, 01:46 PM
A parrots bite is something like 3000lbs. psi. A Macaws' is 5000lbs.psi. Parrots break fingers and draw blood. Macaws remove fingers. I'm not afraid of either, or dogs for that matter. Now show me a mountain lion and I'm whistling past the boneyard.

Touch Of Death
04-20-2004, 02:00 PM
Something has been really confusing me for quite sometime. I have looked and found that a boxer's punch can be between 1,200-2,500 pounds of pressure.

But what doesn't make any sense is that other strong carnivorous mammels have bite pressures that are less than a boxer's punch, and these animals seem to be a lot stronger (atleast bitting) than a human's anything. These are the bite pressure:

Wolf: 500 lb.
Cougar: 300 lb.
Tiger or Lion: 1,000 lb.
Polar Bears: 1,700 lb.

Now if you compare a boxer's punch which is again between 1,200-2,500 lb. to these animals, it means that are punch is stronger than their bite. But I don't see how it is possible considering encounters with even 90 pound dogs can be fatal for us. Are the lb. a different unit of pounds in this situation?In between scritching (I learned that word on CSI), why are you comparing punches to clamps with fangs? Once an animal places its bite on a vital target, it can use its whole body to shake rip an tear, which more than makes up for any slight in power. Punches last for only an instant. No dog ever expected a single bite to kill its prey. To a ninety pound pitbull biting is a proscess.
Sean (www.iemat.com)

MJS
04-20-2004, 03:23 PM
Again, I make reference to my above post. This topic relates to the martial arts how??????????????? :idunno:

Mike

Cobra
04-20-2004, 03:54 PM
Again, I make reference to my above post. This topic relates to the martial arts how??????????????? :idunno:

Mike
Well, it has to do with the power of a boxer's punch. And boxing is a martial art. Would you like me to use a style strike form Tae Kwon Do, Karate, or Tang Soo Do. Is that a little more martial arts for you?:rolleyes:

MJS
04-20-2004, 04:10 PM
Well, it has to do with the power of a boxer's punch. And boxing is a martial art. Would you like me to use a style strike form Tae Kwon Do, Karate, or Tang Soo Do. Is that a little more martial arts for you?:rolleyes:

Ok, let me try to explain this in a way thats a little easier for you to understand. What I meant by my question is this. You seem fixated with fighting animals. Dude, I dont know what part of the world you're from, but where I'm from, I dont have to worry about doing a KO on a lion, tiger, or bear!!LOL! It has nothing to do with the martial arts. That was the point I was making to you. I dont care if you're talking about Kenpo, Boxing, or TKD.

Maybe we should make a suggestion to the forum heads to create a special thread just for you, so you can talk allll about your fantasies of fighting wild animals!!! :boing2: :boing2:

Mike

WLMantisKid
04-20-2004, 04:44 PM
MJS, why be rude? It's a discussion with relevance to martial arts... the fighting arts. Animals fight just as we humans do. Why not compare the two?

I think the bulk of why a bite is worse than a punch has been hit on here. Along with a bite is constant pressure while a punch is impact and gone, impact and gone.

Cobra
04-20-2004, 04:57 PM
Ok, let me try to explain this in a way thats a little easier for you to understand. What I meant by my question is this. You seem fixated with fighting animals. Dude, I dont know what part of the world you're from, but where I'm from, I dont have to worry about doing a KO on a lion, tiger, or bear!!LOL! It has nothing to do with the martial arts. That was the point I was making to you. I dont care if you're talking about Kenpo, Boxing, or TKD.

Maybe we should make a suggestion to the forum heads to create a special thread just for you, so you can talk allll about your fantasies of fighting wild animals!!! :boing2: :boing2:

Mike
Okay, why do you care? If you don't like my threads, why do post on them? If you hate my threads, JUST IGNORE THEM!

And about me being so into with fighting wild animals, I have only posted three out of three posts out of eight with any animals info in them.

MJS
04-20-2004, 04:58 PM
MJS, why be rude? It's a discussion with relevance to martial arts... the fighting arts. Animals fight just as we humans do. Why not compare the two?

I think the bulk of why a bite is worse than a punch has been hit on here. Along with a bite is constant pressure while a punch is impact and gone, impact and gone.

Why be so rude??? Dude, why dont you go back and re-read his response to my question!! That to me sounded pretty rude as well. And this discussion has nothing to do with the martial arts. I seriously cant believe that people are comparing how hard an animal bites to how hard a boxer punches!!!! Do you plan on fighting wild animals anytime soon??? And comparing the 2 (animals and humans) is crazy, because there is no comparison. Do animals punch?? I dont think so. So where is the comparison?? You're right on one thing though..this has been hit on here many times. IMO, a few too many!

Mike

MJS
04-20-2004, 05:00 PM
Okay, why do you care? If you don't like my threads, why do post on them? If you hate my threads, JUST IGNORE THEM!

And about me being so into with fighting wild animals, I have only posted three out of three posts out of eight with any animals info in them.

Obviously you dont seem to like me posting on your thread!! LOL. And I'm still waiting for the answer to the fighting animals fixation that you seem to have???

Mike

Cobra
04-20-2004, 05:04 PM
As far as wether the bite pressures are accurate, they are and I got them from the Discovery Channel's new series, Animal Face-Off. I tried looking in the internet bite pressures (like google), but couldn't find any info on any bite pressure. If you do find a site with bite pressures, please post, but I am sure the bite pressures you find will be similar to the ones I saw on Animal Face-Off.


So if a strong boxer put on only a pair of spiked knuckles, would it have a similar effect?

MJS
04-20-2004, 05:09 PM
As far as wether the bite pressures are accurate, they are and I got them from the Discovery Channel's new series, Animal Face-Off. I tried looking in the internet bite pressures (like google), but couldn't find any info on any bite pressure. If you do find a site with bite pressures, please post, but I am sure the bite pressures you find will be similar to the ones I saw on Animal Face-Off.

Ok..I'll get right on that!



So if a strong boxer put on only a pair of spiked knuckles, would it have a similar effect?

Nope, it would not have a similar effect. The spiked knuckles would be more similar to a knife, not an animals jaws applying pressure on both sides of whatever its biting.

Mike

Cobra
04-20-2004, 05:32 PM
Obviously you dont seem to like me posting on your thread!! LOL. And I'm still waiting for the answer to the fighting animals fixation that you seem to have???

Mike
Look at one of the only other topics about fighting animals which is Arms are to apes, as legs are to humans in the Tae Kwon Do section for my awnser on why a made threads having to do with that topic.

Now as far as you posting on my threads I don't have a problem with that, but it seams that you have something against me or something. Calm down, and if you really wanted to know why I am intersted in the topic, you should of asked nicer like the member who I did reply to on why I created these three animal posts in the Arms are to Apes as Legs are to humans thread.

MJS
04-20-2004, 05:38 PM
Look at one of the only other topics about fighting animals which is Arms are to apes, as legs are to humans in the Tae Kwon Do section for my awnser on why a made threads having to do with that topic.

Umm...that isnt the only post you've made about animals. What about Man vs. Beast??? Forget about that one??


Now as far as you posting on my threads I don't have a problem with that, but it seams that you have something against me or something. Calm down, and if you really wanted to know why I am intersted in the topic, you should of asked nicer like the member who I did reply to on why I created these three animal posts in the Arms are to Apes as Legs are to humans thread.

Dude, I dont have anything against you. I dont even know you. I tried to find a little about you, but your profile looks a little empty. Maybe some background on your training would be nice. And in one of my posts, I did ask what this had to do with the martial arts, but never got an answer. So tell me....what is the interest/fixation with these topics??

Mike

Cobra
04-20-2004, 05:46 PM
[QUOTE=MJS]Umm...that isnt the only post you've made about animals. What about Man vs. Beast??? Forget about that one??

I said one of the only other wons, it can still mean there is oe other. And no I didn't forget about that thread, that is why I said 3/8 meaing three threads that I have created have that topic.

WLMantisKid
04-20-2004, 06:34 PM
honestly, MJS. It was you who first brought rudeness here... who cares if we do or don't plan on fighting wild animals soon. None of us as martial artists should be planning to fight at all, we just have the knowledge in case the situation arises, so why rule out the possibility of fighting wild animals?

MJS
04-20-2004, 07:13 PM
honestly, MJS. It was you who first brought rudeness here... who cares if we do or don't plan on fighting wild animals soon. None of us as martial artists should be planning to fight at all, we just have the knowledge in case the situation arises, so why rule out the possibility of fighting wild animals?

I simply asked what this topic had to do with the arts. If you think that I was rude, thats fine. I"m not going to lose sleep over it. I just thought that the topic was a little odd. As for fighting...I dont go out and look for fights, but one should always be prepared and never assume that a fight wont find you. But as for fighting wild animals...again, I dont know what part of the world you're from but where I live I dont have to worry about a lion or bear. Let me ask you this. Do you honestly feel that if YOU ever came face to face with a bear that you'd be able to defend yourself?? IMO, I think that you need to come back to reality and leave "Fantasy Island"

Mike

WLMantisKid
04-20-2004, 08:49 PM
I dunno but the blatant use of cursing in your first post comes off as rude, if you didnt mean that way then I'm sorry. Just stating how it came off that way.

Wild animals exist everywhere in the world... dogs can be quite formidable, and are found in most parts of the world. And martial artists do travel away from where they live from time to time (if you get out of the house) and honestly, you may not need the skills to fight one... but this is all moot. It's a place for hypothetical discussion.

MJS
04-21-2004, 09:59 AM
I dunno but the blatant use of cursing in your first post comes off as rude, if you didnt mean that way then I'm sorry. Just stating how it came off that way.

I dont think that the word 'hell' is such a vulgar word compared to some others, but if I offended you, sorry about that.


Wild animals exist everywhere in the world... dogs can be quite formidable, and are found in most parts of the world. And martial artists do travel away from where they live from time to time (if you get out of the house) and honestly, you may not need the skills to fight one... but this is all moot. It's a place for hypothetical discussion.

You're right..this is all moot. And I do get out of my house and I do own a dog. Let me just ask you this. If its so easy as you make it sound to fight an animal such as a dog, then why is it that police depts. all over the world use dogs to track and capture suspects? If they were so easy to fight off, then why is it the suspect cowers in fear when the dog approaches?? And you're right on another point...it is a place for discussion. But I still dont see the comparison.

Mike

OULobo
04-21-2004, 10:34 AM
Let me just ask you this. If its so easy as you make it sound to fight an animal such as a dog, then why is it that police depts. all over the world use dogs to track and capture suspects? If they were so easy to fight off, then why is it the suspect cowers in fear when the dog approaches??
Mike

The K-9 units are primarily used for tracking and drug interdiction, secondary roles include suspect apprehention and PR. There is a natural reaction of shock and fear that effects most people when presented with an aggressive relatively large animal, that and the dog's speed are the value of using a dog on a suspect. It really isn't the capacity for damage that makes the dog valuble, it is the opposite, the idea that they will likely attack non-vitals and so in trials, have a good chance of not being viewed as excessive force. Suspects have significantly injured K-9s (and been charged with assaulting an officer) during suspect pursuits, and so they are often viewed as too valuble an investment to put at risk in such a way. Still I have seen these pooches in action and I wouldn't want to be on the end of those snapping jaws. They enjoy their work too much.

MJS
04-21-2004, 10:43 AM
The K-9 units are primarily used for tracking and drug interdiction, secondary roles include suspect apprehention and PR. There is a natural reaction of shock and fear that effects most people when presented with an aggressive relatively large animal, that and the dog's speed are the value of using a dog on a suspect. It really isn't the capacity for damage that makes the dog valuble, it is the opposite, the idea that they will likely attack non-vitals and so in trials, have a good chance of not being viewed as excessive force. Suspects have significantly injured K-9s (and been charged with assaulting an officer) during suspect pursuits, and so they are often viewed as too valuble an investment to put at risk in such a way. Still I have seen these pooches in action and I wouldn't want to be on the end of those snapping jaws. They enjoy their work too much.

Thank you for the reply! That is true, the K-9s are used for drug searching and tracks. I have seen them in action in the prison system, and its certainly an amazing effect that they have on the inmates!!LOL! As for the areas that they target..mostly the legs and arms, and yes, they have been injured in the line of duty. Its amazing though, regardless of whether the suspect hits the dog, they still maintain their grip.

Thanks again for the reply.

Mike

WLMantisKid
04-21-2004, 01:07 PM
I didn't say it was easy to fight a dog, I said someone may very well be attacked by one... and every little bit of knowledge about your opponent helps. I know myself it's not easy to fight dogs. I learned that with my half crippled and aged rottweiler.

Cruentus
04-21-2004, 01:27 PM
Mantis Kid,

Check out this thread here:

http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13976&page=2

Cobra makes an outlandish claim about half way down the thread how he killed a Couger while he was hiking. However, he has yet to bring any verifiable evidence to support his unbelievable story. I may not "know for sure," but most of us with an ounce of critical thinking skills aren't buying it.

So, givin that history, when Cobra posts a THIRD thread on fighting animals, it is a little hard for most of us, myself included, to take the thread seriously.

That might explain MJS's "rudeness." He's not usually rude, but how else is he supposed to react to what most of us believe is (at this point) a B.S. conversation started by someone who appears to like to B.S. people? Personally, I'll take rudeness over B.S. just about any day.

I hope that your not offended by my post here, because that isn't my intent. My intent is to bring a little history to the table, in case your wondering why it's a little difficult for many to take this conversation seriously.

:asian:
PAUL

WLMantisKid
04-21-2004, 01:56 PM
Point taken and noted.

I agree that we CAN fight animals, I just disagree that any of us lack the training necessary to, without injury, take down something like a large cat or wolf. We can fight it, but fscked if we're gonna get out of it without being scratched up and bitten.

MJS
04-21-2004, 03:31 PM
Mantis Kid,

Check out this thread here:

http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13976&page=2

Cobra makes an outlandish claim about half way down the thread how he killed a Couger while he was hiking. However, he has yet to bring any verifiable evidence to support his unbelievable story. I may not "know for sure," but most of us with an ounce of critical thinking skills aren't buying it.

So, givin that history, when Cobra posts a THIRD thread on fighting animals, it is a little hard for most of us, myself included, to take the thread seriously.

That might explain MJS's "rudeness." He's not usually rude, but how else is he supposed to react to what most of us believe is (at this point) a B.S. conversation started by someone who appears to like to B.S. people? Personally, I'll take rudeness over B.S. just about any day.

I hope that your not offended by my post here, because that isn't my intent. My intent is to bring a little history to the table, in case your wondering why it's a little difficult for many to take this conversation seriously.

:asian:
PAUL

Paul- Thank you sir for this post! I certainly hope that this clears some things up!!! :asian: :asian:

Mike

Cobra
04-21-2004, 03:53 PM
Paul- Thank you sir for this post! I certainly hope that this clears some things up!!! :asian: :asian:

Mike
Ok let me clear this up. MJS and Paul have you noticed something about that thread? How when I started the thread with my first post. Why didn't I bring up the story in the beginning? Maybe because I knew that if I say that people will call me a liar and no one would beleive me (which is exactly what is going on!). Now I braught it up only cause someone said that a 50 pound Lynx massacred a man. It just made me want to say it.

Now the Man vs. Beast topic was about fighting beasts unarmed, right. Why would I bring up a story of me attcking a cougar with a weapon? Shouldn't I just say I beat up the cougar with my martial arts? And let me clarify, a 10 inch knife is like a tiny sword. Anyone I think could beat a cougar with a 10 inch knife (not even 2 or 3 inches). Or maybe not, who knows. So you don't believe me, but it is comming down to why I didn't say the story in the beginning.

In a later thread I explained to forget I said. So why don't you guys just forget I said that? Wether you believe that or not, just forget I said that!

MJS
04-21-2004, 04:00 PM
Ok let me clear this up. MJS and Paul have you noticed something about that thread? How when I started the thread with my first post. Why didn't I bring up the story in the beginning? Maybe because I knew that if I say that people will call me a liar and no one would beleive me (which is exactly what is going on!). Now I braught it up only cause someone said that a 50 pound Lynx massacred a man. It just made me want to say it.

Now the Man vs. Beast topic was about fighting beasts unarmed, right. Why would I bring up a story of me attcking a cougar with a weapon? Shouldn't I just say I beat up the cougar with my martial arts? And let me clarify, a 10 inch knife is like a tiny sword. Anyone I think could beat a cougar with a 10 inch knife (not even 2 or 3 inches). Or maybe not, who knows. So you don't believe me, but it is comming down to why I didn't say the story in the beginning.

In a later thread I explained to forget I said. So why don't you guys just forget I said that? Wether you believe that or not, just forget I said that!

And you're just realizing that now???? LOL! Dude, then you wonder why people are saying the things that they do. It SEEMS to me, that you got yourself caught in a little fantasy that now you're desperately trying to get yourself out of. However, it does not appear to be working to good.

Mike

Cruentus
04-21-2004, 04:05 PM
In a later thread I explained to forget I said. So why don't you guys just forget I said that? Wether you believe that or not, just forget I said that!


It would be much easier to forget that you said it if the subject was dropped. However, you posting 2 more threads on fighting animals after that first thread where you told the couger story makes it difficult.

If this was a thread on something completely different, then MJS wouldn't have responded the way he did, and I wouldn't have brought up your story.

But since the subject matter is essentially very similar, well, we remember.

Now, maybe, your seeing the exact problem with lying (or being precieved as lying) on the internet. This is the written word, and its archived. When you say something outlandish, you risk it being brought up at a later time.

Having said that, I am not in the business of chasing you around to try to "debunk" or "slam" everything you say, cobra. So you don't have to worry about me chasing you through multiple threads to slam on you because, believe it or not, I do have a life.

However, when you bring up a subject matter for a third time that is directly related to your story, it is hard to forget what you said.

I hope you understand.

Cobra
04-21-2004, 04:22 PM
And you're just realizing that now???? LOL! Dude, then you wonder why people are saying the things that they do. It SEEMS to me, that you got yourself caught in a little fantasy that now you're desperately trying to get yourself out of. However, it does not appear to be working to good.

Mike
Getting out of fantasy? You seem to always bring that up, you think I think it was a fantasy. So far, only you and Paul keep bringing it up. I told a story, and you don't believe me, so now you are going to hound on me on that for all the time on these forums?

In history, there is a perfect example of people like you. Assume I was lying and are at fault or something. When Germany lost WWI, All France and Britian could do is make Germany miserabal. Miserabal for one error, infact many people see it as not even their error. But what happened about 20 years later? Germany became a ultranationist, ultracist, ultraevil, country. Why, cause of France and Britian's continuasly going on about stuff that happened at a previous war.

Now I am not say that you are making me miserable or saying you are going to make me evil, but what you are doing is similar. QUIT TALKING ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE! Let's look to the future.

Cobra
04-21-2004, 04:28 PM
It would be much easier to forget that you said it if the subject was dropped. However, you posting 2 more threads on fighting animals after that first thread where you told the couger story makes it difficult.

If this was a thread on something completely different, then MJS wouldn't have responded the way he did, and I wouldn't have brought up your story.

But since the subject matter is essentially very similar, well, we remember.

Now, maybe, your seeing the exact problem with lying (or being precieved as lying) on the internet. This is the written word, and its archived. When you say something outlandish, you risk it being brought up at a later time.

Having said that, I am not in the business of chasing you around to try to "debunk" or "slam" everything you say, cobra. So you don't have to worry about me chasing you through multiple threads to slam on you because, believe it or not, I do have a life.

However, when you bring up a subject matter for a third time that is directly related to your story, it is hard to forget what you said.

I hope you understand.
Honestly though, what does this have to do with fighting animals. I am merely asking a comparsion or question about something, and happens to do with animals. BIG DEAL! Just because it has animals in it doesn't mean it is the same topic as the Man vs. Beast thread. That is very closeminded and ignorant. That is like saying if I talk about sports a lot, it means all I talk about is baseball a lot too, even if it has nothing ot do with baseball.

WLMantisKid
04-21-2004, 04:50 PM
Maybe if you hadn't made a claim to have killed a large cat without sustaining major injury...

Cobra
04-21-2004, 05:05 PM
Maybe if you hadn't made a claim to have killed a large cat without sustaining major injury...
I honsetly didn't think people like MJS would always come back to it. People are entitled to believe what they think. But when people are continually going back to it, it is not cool anymore at all.

Now I understand Paul a lot on what he saying. Unlike MJS, he didn't keep going back to it until now. But atleast Paul is being polite about it.

Cruentus
04-21-2004, 05:24 PM
Honestly though, what does this have to do with fighting animals. I am merely asking a comparsion or question about something, and happens to do with animals. BIG DEAL! Just because it has animals in it doesn't mean it is the same topic as the Man vs. Beast thread. That is very closeminded and ignorant. That is like saying if I talk about sports a lot, it means all I talk about is baseball a lot too, even if it has nothing ot do with baseball.

Lets say you said on a thread that you played professional football, and someone asked "what team," and you were unable to answer or provide a real name, or any proof of the claim, so most didn't believe you. Then, you went on another thread and started talking about baseball. Someone is going to ask, "So, are you going to claim that you played Baseball too?" Another person is going to ask, "Why do you keep insisting that we talk about sports?" And, eventually, someone will bring up your previous claim. It is just a natural reaction.

Besides, this thread isn't as different from the other as baseball is from football.

Regardless, your using the term "Ignorant" like Micheal Jackson does when he denies that he had plastic surgury, or when he can't see how anyone would think that there was anything wrong with an adult male of his age sleeping with young boys. I am just saying that for your sake you might not want to throw that term around in this circumstance. Especially not after your WWII analogy.

Now, I said that I am not going to intentionally chase you around with your claim on that thread, and I ment it. I am not going to intentionally chase you around trying to debunk or harrass you. But, I can't promise that things aren't going to come up, as they did in this thread. I will try to drop it, if you'll actually drop it also instead of setting yourself up so wonderfully for the subject to be brought up again.

PAUL

btw...thank you for recognize that I am trying my best to be polite about this matter. :asian:

Cobra
04-21-2004, 06:41 PM
Now, I said that I am not going to intentionally chase you around with your claim on that thread, and I ment it. I am not going to intentionally chase you around trying to debunk or harrass you. But, I can't promise that things aren't going to come up, as they did in this thread. I will try to drop it, if you'll actually drop it also instead of setting yourself up so wonderfully for the subject to be brought up again.

PAUL

btw...thank you for recognize that I am trying my best to be polite about this matter. :asian:
But didn't drop the subject. I mean, when was the last time I brought up on how humans could beat up animals? I don't see how talking about animals is bringing it up.

Cruentus
04-21-2004, 07:15 PM
But didn't drop the subject. I mean, when was the last time I brought up on how humans could beat up animals? I don't see how talking about animals is bringing it up.

Either you get it or you don't. If you don't, then I can't help you beyond explaining it as I have.

Rich Parsons
04-21-2004, 08:10 PM
Ok let me clear this up. MJS and Paul have you noticed something about that thread? How when I started the thread with my first post. Why didn't I bring up the story in the beginning? Maybe because I knew that if I say that people will call me a liar and no one would beleive me (which is exactly what is going on!). Now I braught it up only cause someone said that a 50 pound Lynx massacred a man. It just made me want to say it.

Now the Man vs. Beast topic was about fighting beasts unarmed, right. Why would I bring up a story of me attcking a cougar with a weapon? Shouldn't I just say I beat up the cougar with my martial arts? And let me clarify, a 10 inch knife is like a tiny sword. Anyone I think could beat a cougar with a 10 inch knife (not even 2 or 3 inches). Or maybe not, who knows. So you don't believe me, but it is comming down to why I didn't say the story in the beginning.

In a later thread I explained to forget I said. So why don't you guys just forget I said that? Wether you believe that or not, just forget I said that!


Sir you made the claim.

You said no newspaper only radio.

I once again ask which radio station.

Thank You
:asian:

Rich Parsons
04-21-2004, 08:15 PM
I honsetly didn't think people like MJS would always come back to it. People are entitled to believe what they think. But when people are continually going back to it, it is not cool anymore at all.

Now I understand Paul a lot on what he saying. Unlike MJS, he didn't keep going back to it until now. But atleast Paul is being polite about it.

Sir,

You keep the subject in peoples mind by starting new threads on similar subjects.

You also made some statements and expect us to believe them. I have asked twice now and this will be the third time.

What Radio Station. I will pay for the phone calls. I will pay for the searching costs. I wil pay for the shipping of the tape in question. If it is true then I will let everyone know.

(* NOTE: Martial Talk does not validate peoples statements nor credentials - this is a single individual person making this statement and request as a member of this site. *)

Cobra
04-21-2004, 08:17 PM
Either you get it or you don't. If you don't, then I can't help you beyond explaining it as I have.
I got what you said, I am just saying.

MJS
04-22-2004, 09:50 AM
To be perfectly honest with you "cobra" I think that you still fail to understand what is going on here. No matter how many times, Paul, myself or anyone else questions you about this, you always find some way to avoid the question. And this thread, like the others, are all very similar. Ragardless of if its the man vs beast or this one, the fact of the matter is, is that they are all still related. If you fail to see that, then I dont know what else to tell you. I do give you credit though for starting other non animal related threads. You talk about people always coming back to it...well maybe that is because you keep starting threads about animals, and you cant seem to provide anything to back up your claims. I noticed that Rich has asked you a few times to provide a newspaper article or radio station and you have failed to do so. Then you wonder why people say the things that they do??? Dude, I really dont think that you'll ever get it!

IMO, I really think that this topic should be dropped.

Mike

7starmantis
04-22-2004, 10:33 AM
I agree 100%. Cobra is making huge claims and refusing to answer any questions about proof.....troll? I think if Cobra could proived the proof that we have all asked for I would be the first in line to publically appologize for not believing him and thinking he is just trolling. Since that hasn't happen and I don't see it happeneing, I also think we should just drop these threads. I for one will probably be ignoring them now.

7sm