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Undead_Lives
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Ok....was that sarcasm, or not?
Cause I don't think it's funny...
Cause I don't think it's funny...
MeTaL GuArD
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I say leaving arabs to their own business. By the way i thought Raiju is mexican?
Hunter_destruction
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James I don't think that's funny at all infact I think your the only one that thinks that too. Violent acts aren't funny in any way nor is bullying funny and I hate people who do bully. But the thing I hate next to bullies are people who don't do anything when they see a bully doing something to someone then again I can't sya much for myself because I haven't relaly stood up for anyone either but probably for the fear to get too invovled last time I did that I ended up in a fight it was kinda unfair too 2v1 but anyways. Point being is that I hate people who laugh at others misery it just shows how "low" you are.
Undead_Lives
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What ben says is true also. You cannot take offense for everything some ignorant person says. Although, if they know better and are doing this on purpose, then it is time to take offense.
(btw ignorant doesn't mean stupid. Means more like "uninformed")
(btw ignorant doesn't mean stupid. Means more like "uninformed")
Usually, I am not quickly offended by what people say. As long as they don't involve the people I care with, I can stay reasonable calm, but the moment he said what he said was a bad timing. Lik I explained earlier, my mood at a forum completely is under influence of the events of the (past) day. If I had a bad day, it is easily noticable on a forum, and when I had an incredibly good day, it is even easier to notice.
MeTaL GuArD
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With what H_D said, im very tall so if ill involve myself when someone half smaller is bullying someone even smaller than he is, there is no problem at all(hehehe). Each time when im walking around in my school angry people tend to get off my trail. 
As I've said before, I am quite short, especially compared to the (male) classmates I hang out with. Though whenever I am supposed to take 'actions', being short also has its advantages.
I'm not the type that gets angry easily and I'm not the type that makes others angry easily either.
When someone decides to "bully" me, I'll make sure that person will regret it. I was never in need of it before in a serious state, but when I get one, and only one finger in my hand, it is only a matter of time until that person is kneeling in front of me. ^^
I wonder what will happen when I am in real need of it...
I'm not the type that gets angry easily and I'm not the type that makes others angry easily either.
When someone decides to "bully" me, I'll make sure that person will regret it. I was never in need of it before in a serious state, but when I get one, and only one finger in my hand, it is only a matter of time until that person is kneeling in front of me. ^^
I wonder what will happen when I am in real need of it...
MeTaL GuArD
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Hm, im quite resistant to those "finger" tricks, usually changing the situation to the opposite - me cracking the fingers of the one who tried to crack mine. It comes up maybe from my strength.
It comes up maybe from my strength.It isn't cracking what I do, Metal. It's simply breaking them. Let's see if I can explain it well, it is the following:
1. Take hold of a finger, it doesn't really matter which finger, though the thumb makes it a little harder, but I don't really have problems with the thumb either.
2. Push it backwards.
3. Twist it to the side, while pushing it backwards.
4. If they still don't react heavily enough on it, I twist my own arm - which I am able to do, unfortunately - therefore twisting the finger as well.
5. If step 4 didn't finish it off, you could always pull it backwards after it, though I never did that.
6. When it isn't enough after the first five steps, you could always release the finger, grabbing it again, and doing the whole five steps all over again.
I don't feel it when my fingers are pulled backwards. As a matter of a fact, I actually enjoyed it for a while. Twisting it to the side irritates me, but it doesn't hurt me too bad. But by twisting the arm of the person who has the finger will break it, no matter what happens. Especially for someone who would be stronger than me, it could come as quite a shock.
Remember that as soon as the person who've you got the finger off starts to notice the pain, you can grab the finger with two hands to provide more strength - something I'll definitely need if my intention is breaking.
It is not as effective for other people as when I do it. That's because it can backfire, as you said. If the other person is strong enough to resist the second step, (the first step is a matter of time) then it can easily work in the opposite way - that the other person pushes your fingers instead. Unfortunately for anyone against me, I am the only person I know that doesn't feel a thing about it. I tried to make photo of it, but if I'd go further backwards with my finger, I couldn't touch the "make a photo" button
I don't have the range to make a photo of the arm-twist though, but (unfortunately) not many people can do that.
I do admit - playfully only - that someone did manage to stop me during the second step before. Though I am not sure how it would for others - as it only happened for me once - but I can easily place my elbow near the neck of the other person and still push the finger backwards. It does not give much (if any) additional strength, but it does weaken the other person by letting them lose their balance. Even if it is only for a fragment of a second, it is more than enough to get full hold of the finger.
The biggest weakness about this all is one thing: Legs. By using everything in your power to grab a finger, you're completely unprotected beneath the waist. I already found more than enough ways to delay, (or stop it completely) a kick before I get ahold of any finger, but I am not completely sure how others can stop it.
As for myself, my biggest weakness about all this is the strength in my right arm. Because I've had RSI for several years (straight), I lost a lot of my general strength in my right arm. Though my arm is recovered from any constant pain, its general strength is still quite low. Luckily, during my RSI-period, I did a lot of stuff with my left arm to prevent additional pain in my righ arm. Though I am not sure about it nowadays, I used to be able to do just about anything with my left arm as well... except writing. The way I write with my left hand/arm is horrible. (but understandable, and better than someone I know, strangely enough)
*uhhum*
During 'playful' events and I am tired of someone trying to 'touch' me, I usually take a hold of a finger and they know when to stop. (Just about) everyone I know knows how it feels to have a finger pushed back. Now I think of it, I wonder why it didn't hurt back then. Note: It does hurt now to place the finger flat on the backside of my hand, but that wasn't always like that. I can't do a lot of stuff anymore, compared to back then.
1. Take hold of a finger, it doesn't really matter which finger, though the thumb makes it a little harder, but I don't really have problems with the thumb either.
2. Push it backwards.
3. Twist it to the side, while pushing it backwards.
4. If they still don't react heavily enough on it, I twist my own arm - which I am able to do, unfortunately - therefore twisting the finger as well.
5. If step 4 didn't finish it off, you could always pull it backwards after it, though I never did that.
6. When it isn't enough after the first five steps, you could always release the finger, grabbing it again, and doing the whole five steps all over again.
I don't feel it when my fingers are pulled backwards. As a matter of a fact, I actually enjoyed it for a while. Twisting it to the side irritates me, but it doesn't hurt me too bad. But by twisting the arm of the person who has the finger will break it, no matter what happens. Especially for someone who would be stronger than me, it could come as quite a shock.
Remember that as soon as the person who've you got the finger off starts to notice the pain, you can grab the finger with two hands to provide more strength - something I'll definitely need if my intention is breaking.
It is not as effective for other people as when I do it. That's because it can backfire, as you said. If the other person is strong enough to resist the second step, (the first step is a matter of time) then it can easily work in the opposite way - that the other person pushes your fingers instead. Unfortunately for anyone against me, I am the only person I know that doesn't feel a thing about it. I tried to make photo of it, but if I'd go further backwards with my finger, I couldn't touch the "make a photo" button
I don't have the range to make a photo of the arm-twist though, but (unfortunately) not many people can do that.
I do admit - playfully only - that someone did manage to stop me during the second step before. Though I am not sure how it would for others - as it only happened for me once - but I can easily place my elbow near the neck of the other person and still push the finger backwards. It does not give much (if any) additional strength, but it does weaken the other person by letting them lose their balance. Even if it is only for a fragment of a second, it is more than enough to get full hold of the finger.
The biggest weakness about this all is one thing: Legs. By using everything in your power to grab a finger, you're completely unprotected beneath the waist. I already found more than enough ways to delay, (or stop it completely) a kick before I get ahold of any finger, but I am not completely sure how others can stop it.
As for myself, my biggest weakness about all this is the strength in my right arm. Because I've had RSI for several years (straight), I lost a lot of my general strength in my right arm. Though my arm is recovered from any constant pain, its general strength is still quite low. Luckily, during my RSI-period, I did a lot of stuff with my left arm to prevent additional pain in my righ arm. Though I am not sure about it nowadays, I used to be able to do just about anything with my left arm as well... except writing. The way I write with my left hand/arm is horrible.
(but understandable, and better than someone I know, strangely enough)*uhhum*
During 'playful' events and I am tired of someone trying to 'touch' me, I usually take a hold of a finger and they know when to stop. (Just about) everyone I know knows how it feels to have a finger pushed back. Now I think of it, I wonder why it didn't hurt back then. Note: It does hurt now to place the finger flat on the backside of my hand, but that wasn't always like that. I can't do a lot of stuff anymore, compared to back then.
Undead_Lives
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That image is freaking me out...
Ya, I use the ol' finger bend too
Unfortunately for them, my hand strength is great, so they cannot over power me.
Ya, I use the ol' finger bend too
Unfortunately for them, my hand strength is great, so they cannot over power me.
It freaks you out? Perhaps I'll ask a friend to make a photo of it when I'll lay them flat on the back of my hand (I can't reach the button when I do it myself)
The "ol' finger bend", you said, isn't all that popular. Though it may come to mind in some situations, it isn't something people will depend on.
You are always free to try it on me though, I'll guarantee that it won't work
(I can't reach the button when I do it myself)The "ol' finger bend", you said, isn't all that popular. Though it may come to mind in some situations, it isn't something people will depend on.
You are always free to try it on me though, I'll guarantee that it won't work
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Hunter_destruction
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Ugh I don't like that either (the image)
ANyways I'm not sure what you guys are talking about, I'm lost. (I read everything)
ANyways I'm not sure what you guys are talking about, I'm lost. (I read everything)