Turkey Bone Shank... ha ha ha. Now I've heard everything. Nothing but boneless meat and finger food at your reunions huh?I whipped his *** last year at Thanksgiving for taking all the skin off the turkey, Iām likely to stab him with a turkey bone shank. If he disrespects like that again, he will be layin in gravy.
Hopefully, a camera would be around or someone would capture me getting attacked on camera lol.
This reminds me of what a District Attorney told me in a law class that I took a long time ago. Don't answer beyond the question being asked. She said that we should get into the habit of only answering the question. If the answer to a question is longer than a one word sentence then don't answer.
Thank you for bring up this important subject. Indeed this is an important topic. Most people have a wrong idea on how to best mitigate interacting with the police. There is mountains of misinformation and bad thinking out there. That has unfortunately become common thinking.
It's good advice because a lot of people will explain themselves into trouble.
What is great advice?
Not at all man. Thatās just people. I came up different than most.
We are pretty fragile creatures.There was a case a while back where a bouncer punched a famous cricketer and killed him.
Jury clears bouncer in Hookes case
A Victorian jury has found the Melbourne pub bouncer accused of killing former Test cricketer and coach of the Victoria state team David Hookes not guilty of manslaughter.www.abc.net.au
It cause a huge uproar. And the bouncer barely got off a manslaughter charge.
I used to be a magistrate and when a case of assault was before us (three magistrates hear cases here in the U.K.) and the victim fell to the ground, perhaps unconscious, Iād vehemently argue that the potential sentence should be more punitive due to the risk of fatal or life-changing brain injury, using my other knowledge of contracoup injuries etc, to add impact (pun intended) to my argument.
š hmmm....yes I'm sure this happens in a bar fight in the City Center
Reminds me of when I was running on the streets & tripped on an uneven paving slab. I rolled forward & got on my feet quickly but on another occasion in the woods I tripped & landed flat on my face & it hurt my knee. I think in the frenzy of a fight it can go any way too. Can't Plan things like in a Dojo. If you're fighting for your life you'll bite his ear off if need be. I've rammed my thumb into a guys eye before as he was on top of me but soon he wasn't after I hurt him.
The old "snow plow." It's possible people can stiffen up and not roll. But again at least you are employing a technique that you can articulate is selected with safety in mind. With that said a knee drop shoulder throw is one of the most likely throws that will result in stiffening up and not rolling.
I'm not sure about that. I'm just about martial arts and my guess there's a sport side and self-defense side of things for judo. Most people see the sports side of things for judo. Martial art in general wants to end the fight as soon as possible so there's a lot of throws that would increase the chance of hitting the head on the ground. But those throws would be banned in sports judo.
One of my favorite clips.
That's the good thing about sports. We don't want it to be career ending or life ending. The bad thing is that the original system gets misrepresented as it morphs into a sports focus and not self-defense focus. That's when the lines start to blur in terms of being effective for sports vs self defense. The skill sets that's needed to win the sport are often not the same as the ones needed to win a fight.
