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Minuteman 59th Post

 
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| "could you win a fight against your dad?" , posted Fri 12 Dec 11:54
AH, OK, so I saw this on another board and thought it was hilarious. SO I'm gonna pose the same question here: IF you got into a fight against your own father (a real physical fight), could you win???
Me, geee...I'm younger, taller (more reach) and quicker, but my old man has me by ~25-30 pounds and used to play football and wrestled in college. I think it would be a high energy fight, but ultimately, I would lose. =\
Sorry for asking such asinie questions, but this was too funny a question when I read it and actually took the time to think about it.
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Undead Fred 1172th Post

 
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| "Re(1):could you win a fight against your dad?" , posted Fri 12 Dec 14:09
quote: AH, OK, so I saw this on another board and thought it was hilarious. SO I'm gonna pose the same question here: IF you got into a fight against your own father (a real physical fight), could you win???
Me, geee...I'm younger, taller (more reach) and quicker, but my old man has me by ~25-30 pounds and used to play football and wrestled in college. I think it would be a high energy fight, but ultimately, I would lose. =\
Sorry for asking such asinie questions, but this was too funny a question when I read it and actually took the time to think about it.
I haven't seen mine in about 4 years, but I think I'd be in a similar situation. I'm younger and quicker, but last time I saw him he was bigger than me (weighed more and worked out more), plus he had played football in college and all of that too. So, I think I could get a shot in here and there, but aside from choke holds and stuff I'd probably lose.
 THAT'S DANNY. His hometown is New Orleans.
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| "Re(1):I did win a fight against my dad" , posted Sat 13 Dec 06:23
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For the record, I teorize that I'm not a "god born son" but rather I'm a clone, a mass produced version of my father... We talked alike; we walked alike; we smelt a like, even our heart beats were the same... and of course WE LOOKED EXACTLY THE SAME... such coincidences can't be created by nature... So now I realize that I'm the evil clone fated to take over the world... A the memories.
That's the scary thing. I have 'issues' with my father. I won't go into them, but suffice it say, I always told myself, "there is no way in hell, that I would grow up and turn into him."
Well, here I am, and I'm quite a bit just like him. That's good and that's bad cause, my dad, does have some positive qualities to him. That's bad, cause he also has some bad qualities that got passed onto me.
So in conclussion: You can't escape the past. The sins of the father, will become the sins of the son. Only thing you can do is examine yourself and work hard to not repeat the same mistakes.
But, it's scary. I wonder, how the hell my kids will turn out to be.
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