Having brothers as friends is entertaining. They are liable to stop in the middle of something and pound the hell out of each other for no apparent reason.
Never been punched
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Having brothers as friends is entertaining. They are liable to stop in the middle of something and pound the hell out of each other for no apparent reason.
Had a few black eyes black in the early 90's. It was a good time period for giving and receiving face punches in Newton. I learned early that it hurts your hand more than their face and put my wrastlin skills to work.
I have never punched anyone in the face (or anywhere else) in anger, and I have never been punched in the face (or anywhere else) by someone else who is either angry, or drunk, or both.
I guess you could say I just don't have the cojones for that kind of interaction...
I guess you could say I just don't have the cojones for that kind of interaction...
don't think I've thrown or received any punches, but I did once kick my brother in the face while demonstrating the awesome moves of the pink Power Ranger.
We couldn't watch that show anymore after that :no:
oh yes, I also tried kicking that same brother in a rather delicate place. Dad sat me down and had a chat about how "you can't kick boys there".
We couldn't watch that show anymore after that :no:
oh yes, I also tried kicking that same brother in a rather delicate place. Dad sat me down and had a chat about how "you can't kick boys there".
I only had sisters...not much punching in an all-female household. Lots of angst, tho!
Never thrown. I received one sucker punch at that bar kind of near Mayhem. Not Cafe B, the other one, forget the name. Was there watching my friend play guitar, some drunk guy apparently thought I was talking crap (no idea why) and said "Set your drink down!" like he was a tough guy. I was like 1 beer in, so being a smart ***, I set it down and he clocked me in the side of the head. Pretty crappy connection tbh. It ended in a scrum with me on top of the dude and people pulling me off, but I didn't get any shots in. Bouncers were about to throw me out while I kept saying I didn't do anything and finally my buddy on stage (who cut off in the middle of a song) shouts "He stays. He didn't do anything." Cool story, bro... right?
Punched in the face twice in middle school. Once breaking up a fight between a friend and another guy. The second breaking up a fight during a soccer game.
Punched in the face twice in high school. Once by a chick that thought I talked smack about her. The other in a pick-up basketball game.
Somehow, I never got punched in college.
Punched in the face twice in high school. Once by a chick that thought I talked smack about her. The other in a pick-up basketball game.
Somehow, I never got punched in college.
I've only been hit in the face once. It was a friend I was messing with, he got fed up, turned around and punched me. Fortunately I was farther away than he expected, so the hit didn't really hur, it was just surprising. I just went home at that point, and nothing came of the event.
Nothing really to the face. Growing up with an older brother and absent parents I got my share of beatings. Mostly to the upper arm and the nuts. Had an older sister who had fingernails and knew how to use them, but mostly it was the older brother against any and all of the younger ones.
Had a bully in HS want to get me to fight him, but I wouldn't do it. He was a pretty tough customer and a year ahead of me. I had wanted to go out with his younger sister like 2 years earlier and he just wouldn't let it go. I wouldn't be surprised if he were dead this many years later.
Had a bully in HS want to get me to fight him, but I wouldn't do it. He was a pretty tough customer and a year ahead of me. I had wanted to go out with his younger sister like 2 years earlier and he just wouldn't let it go. I wouldn't be surprised if he were dead this many years later.
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Never thrown a punch. In junior high I did take a punch to the chest that everyone in the locker room could hear. Just kind of looked down at my chest, then looked at him with a "you serious?" look, and he backed off. People generally left me alone after that.
