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This is serious and this is funny. There is more to fighting than fighting.
It touches the concept of being a warrior. It is a special awareness/skill, like
being a gifted athlete or chess player. A knowing when to step up or to be
modest. While certain skills can be taught, much is intuitive.
But regarding your original post:
In a message dated 11/11/2004 9:17:21 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ithaca NY, Isn't that a left leaning liberal Dem state?
and spend my time drawing comics Obviously super-hero scenes
town full of Phish fans A towering power of rock, making their mark on a century of pop/rock
music
... I got mugged. A couple Do you mean two (2) ?
of high school kids jumped How fast did you assess the odds - numbers and size?
I figured being a badass Are you an artist or a thug? They are not common crossover traits.
from a real city that I could A skill that takes practice.
I pushed him in the chest and almost knocked him Right and wrong. Put him down fast and make sure he can't get up. Don't let
him suck you into a ground game. Most kids, as you described them, will back
off, when you put down the aggressor.
He beat me unconscious with a baseball bat. Not to sound flip, but how did you miss this significant weaponry, while
performing your immediate action assessment.
Fighting is like practicing medicine. It is science, knowledge, skill, and
art. Without the appropriate proportions, the outcome can be grim.
So, do you believe someone or something has a plan for your
life?
Ciao, Craig
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