[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
Cool. Thanks.[/quote]
LOLOLOLOL[/quote]
I know right?! Frickinn hopeless. Thanks anyway.[/quote]
Something happened.[/quote]
We broke T-Nation’s quote feature. What have we done???
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
Cool. Thanks.[/quote]
LOLOLOLOL[/quote]
I know right?! Frickinn hopeless. Thanks anyway.[/quote]
Something happened.[/quote]
We broke T-Nation’s quote feature. What have we done???[/quote]
NOOOOOOOO!!!
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
Take that hatred you abhor for women a few notches down. Not all women get away with shit they do to men. You’re still in your mid twenties but you already sound more and more like the majority of misogynist old farts on this board.
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<----- that would be me.
I would get pissed, but I have problems with my hips again.
The adult diapers are rather humbling too.
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
Edit - I always seem to cock it up when I try to shorten quotes. Not sure why.[/quote]
You jelly bro?[/quote]
Mad jelly.
Thanks.[/quote]
Let me help you out. You have to make sure every separate sentence you want quoted individually is surrounded by the open quote and closed quote text.[/quote]
super saiyan also uses his powers for good, I see.
You’re the one I want around if I ever decide to play on the wrong side of the railing at Niagara Falls.
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
Cool. Thanks. [/quote]
LOLOLOLOL [/quote]
I know right?! Frickinn hopeless. Thanks anyway.[/quote]
Something happened.[/quote]
We broke T-Nation’s quote feature. What have we done???[/quote]
NOOOOOOOO!!!
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Chillax!
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]harrypotter wrote:
[quote]pstianb wrote:
Its not right to hit someone weaker than you, no matter if they are a woman or a man. If they are armed or in some way threaten your life its different, but punching people is rarely needed in everyday life. The buss driver could easily just carry her off the bus and throw her stuff after her without punching her in the face.
My English is not perfect, dont hate…[/quote]
Try throwing a young woman off a bus with a bad attitude and a serious behaviour issue whilst her friends watch/intervene and you’re 50 years of age or older.[/quote]
She had no friends on that bus. [/quote]
With as many white knights as we’ve seen come out of the woodwork in this thread, you have no way of knowing that. Neither did he. [/quote]
Seemed obvious since no one stepped to her side during the whole thing…no one hyped her up or calmed her down. A friend would do one of those things…not sit there and record.[/quote]
Of course it seems obvious. To you. [/quote]
Yea
I have rowdy friends. I used to be a rowdy dude too.
Every situation that went live had someone trying to calm me down or back me up. I calm my people down when they’re wrong but if I feel they’re right I step up with them. That’s how it works right?
You should also notice no one said her name. Not one person.
Not once. That’s strange for someone who has friends with them.
So you want me to believe this woman was on a bus arguing and she had friends that showed no interest in making sure she didn’t get hurt or end up in jail?
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This response applies to Dark Ninjaa, too. All my point has been from the start is that we do not know what happened beyond the parameters of the short video we have, and even then, we are forced to build our case on little more than assumptions.
Did he know her from before? Had she caused problems before this? Perhaps she is a known problem? Do we KNOW exactly what the bus driver was feeling? Fear? Anger? Excitement? Now’s my chance? This bitch ain’t gonna leave any way else?
I’m not defending his actions. Nor am I decrying those of the bus company. He did what he felt he had to do, or what he thought he could get away with. His employer did the same. So be it. It’s certainly not a surprising outcome, though I do believe her initiation of the entire incident goes a long way toward justifying what finally happened.
For the last time, and it will be the last time for me, because I’m losing interest in repeating myself at this point: The only one that knows why he decided to uppercut that woman the way he did, when he did, is the bus driver. We can he shoulda I woulda all day long, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of internet cowboy talk. You can’t should, would or could anything. You can do, and be done, and that’s all that can be done.
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
[quote]super saiyan wrote:
[quote]batman730 wrote:
Cool. Thanks.[/quote]
LOLOLOLOL[/quote]
I know right?! Frickinn hopeless. Thanks anyway.[/quote]
This is the funniest thing I’ve read here all week.
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]harrypotter wrote:
[quote]pstianb wrote:
Its not right to hit someone weaker than you, no matter if they are a woman or a man. If they are armed or in some way threaten your life its different, but punching people is rarely needed in everyday life. The buss driver could easily just carry her off the bus and throw her stuff after her without punching her in the face.
My English is not perfect, dont hate…[/quote]
Try throwing a young woman off a bus with a bad attitude and a serious behaviour issue whilst her friends watch/intervene and you’re 50 years of age or older.[/quote]
She had no friends on that bus. [/quote]
With as many white knights as we’ve seen come out of the woodwork in this thread, you have no way of knowing that. Neither did he. [/quote]
Seemed obvious since no one stepped to her side during the whole thing…no one hyped her up or calmed her down. A friend would do one of those things…not sit there and record.[/quote]
Of course it seems obvious. To you. [/quote]
Yea
I have rowdy friends. I used to be a rowdy dude too.
Every situation that went live had someone trying to calm me down or back me up. I calm my people down when they’re wrong but if I feel they’re right I step up with them. That’s how it works right?
You should also notice no one said her name. Not one person.
Not once. That’s strange for someone who has friends with them.
So you want me to believe this woman was on a bus arguing and she had friends that showed no interest in making sure she didn’t get hurt or end up in jail?
[/quote]
This response applies to Dark Ninjaa, too. All my point has been from the start is that we do not know what happened beyond the parameters of the short video we have, and even then, we are forced to build our case on little more than assumptions.
Did he know her from before? Had she caused problems before this? Perhaps she is a known problem? Do we KNOW exactly what the bus driver was feeling? Fear? Anger? Excitement? Now’s my chance? This bitch ain’t gonna leave any way else?
I’m not defending his actions. Nor am I decrying those of the bus company. He did what he felt he had to do, or what he thought he could get away with. His employer did the same. So be it. It’s certainly not a surprising outcome, though I do believe her initiation of the entire incident goes a long way toward justifying what finally happened.
For the last time, and it will be the last time for me, because I’m losing interest in repeating myself at this point: The only one that knows why he decided to uppercut that woman the way he did, when he did, is the bus driver. We can he shoulda I woulda all day long, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of internet cowboy talk. You can’t should, would or could anything. You can do, and be done, and that’s all that can be done.
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Didn’t read this. Too long.
[quote]Nards wrote:
[quote]pstianb wrote:
[quote]therajraj wrote:
It doesn’t surprise me that pstianb is from Norway - it’s a highly feminist nation.
Completely explains his post[/quote]
I really don’t think we are any more feminist nation that anyone else. I did not even talk about just women, I said the ones that are weaker than you, both man and woman.
Nor did I say that you should never punch a woman or a weaker individual than yourself, I just said that its rarely called for. And as a man ( 50 years or not, hes allot bigger and probably stronger than her) you should be able to clear up the situation without having to uppercut her face off.[/quote]
And Therajraj is from Canada…of course a great country, but if we’re going to be doing someting as inane as labeling other countries as ‘feminist’ then Canada could be up there too.[/quote]
Absolutely! And if I ever get in a barfight with a gang of vicious females I know just the MAN I need to call. Therajraj, from Canada. He’ll one two those woman right out the bar!
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]harrypotter wrote:
[quote]pstianb wrote:
Its not right to hit someone weaker than you, no matter if they are a woman or a man. If they are armed or in some way threaten your life its different, but punching people is rarely needed in everyday life. The buss driver could easily just carry her off the bus and throw her stuff after her without punching her in the face.
My English is not perfect, dont hate…[/quote]
Try throwing a young woman off a bus with a bad attitude and a serious behaviour issue whilst her friends watch/intervene and you’re 50 years of age or older.[/quote]
She had no friends on that bus. [/quote]
With as many white knights as we’ve seen come out of the woodwork in this thread, you have no way of knowing that. Neither did he. [/quote]
Seemed obvious since no one stepped to her side during the whole thing…no one hyped her up or calmed her down. A friend would do one of those things…not sit there and record.[/quote]
Of course it seems obvious. To you. [/quote]
Yea
I have rowdy friends. I used to be a rowdy dude too.
Every situation that went live had someone trying to calm me down or back me up. I calm my people down when they’re wrong but if I feel they’re right I step up with them. That’s how it works right?
You should also notice no one said her name. Not one person.
Not once. That’s strange for someone who has friends with them.
So you want me to believe this woman was on a bus arguing and she had friends that showed no interest in making sure she didn’t get hurt or end up in jail?
[/quote]
This response applies to Dark Ninjaa, too. All my point has been from the start is that we do not know what happened beyond the parameters of the short video we have, and even then, we are forced to build our case on little more than assumptions.
Did he know her from before? Had she caused problems before this? Perhaps she is a known problem? Do we KNOW exactly what the bus driver was feeling? Fear? Anger? Excitement? Now’s my chance? This bitch ain’t gonna leave any way else?
I’m not defending his actions. Nor am I decrying those of the bus company. He did what he felt he had to do, or what he thought he could get away with. His employer did the same. So be it. It’s certainly not a surprising outcome, though I do believe her initiation of the entire incident goes a long way toward justifying what finally happened.
For the last time, and it will be the last time for me, because I’m losing interest in repeating myself at this point: The only one that knows why he decided to uppercut that woman the way he did, when he did, is the bus driver. We can he shoulda I woulda all day long, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of internet cowboy talk. You can’t should, would or could anything. You can do, and be done, and that’s all that can be done.
[/quote]
Didn’t read this. Too long.[/quote]
Not the least bit surprised.
[quote]Cortes wrote:
This response applies to Dark Ninjaa, too. All my point has been from the start is that we do not know what happened beyond the parameters of the short video we have, and even then, we are forced to build our case on little more than assumptions.
Did he know her from before? Had she caused problems before this? Perhaps she is a known problem? Do we KNOW exactly what the bus driver was feeling? Fear? Anger? Excitement? Now’s my chance? This bitch ain’t gonna leave any way else?
I’m not defending his actions. Nor am I decrying those of the bus company. He did what he felt he had to do, or what he thought he could get away with. His employer did the same. So be it. It’s certainly not a surprising outcome, though I do believe her initiation of the entire incident goes a long way toward justifying what finally happened.
For the last time, and it will be the last time for me, because I’m losing interest in repeating myself at this point: The only one that knows why he decided to uppercut that woman the way he did, when he did, is the bus driver. We can he shoulda I woulda all day long, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of internet cowboy talk. You can’t should, would or could anything. You can do, and be done, and that’s all that can be done.
[/quote]
Yeah. Let’s all agree to disagree.
Anyway, I don’t give a shit. Didn’t happen to me. I have no sympathy for those two losers. As I said previously, they both deserve their comeuppance.
[quote]orion wrote:
<----- that would be me.
I would get pissed, but I have problems with my hips again.
The adult diapers are rather humbling too. [/quote]
Hahahaha!
I knew it! I knew you’d respond to that! Hahahahaha!!
You should be proud though, they say that old farts are beasts in bed. wink wink
And regarding your comment about Sean Connery; the 25yo girls will only fuck him for the money.
But this 26 years old here will fuck that OLD fart’s brains out only because he’s motherfucking Sean Connery, aka James Bond, 00 fucking 7. The only 80+ man whose dick I’d furiously ride until he dies of a heart attack.
And no, I won’t give a shit about his estate after that. I got my own. I just want to fuck Sean Connery.
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]orion wrote:
<----- that would be me.
I would get pissed, but I have problems with my hips again.
The adult diapers are rather humbling too. [/quote]
Hahahaha!
I knew it! I knew you’d respond to that! Hahahahaha!!
You should be proud though, they say that old farts are beasts in bed. wink wink
And regarding your comment about Sean Connery; the 25yo girls will only fuck him for the money.
But this 26 years old here will fuck that OLD fart’s brains out only because he’s motherfucking Sean Connery, aka James Bond, 00 fucking 7. The only 80+ man whose dick I’d furiously ride until he dies of a heart attack.
And no, I won’t give a shit about his estate after that. I got my own. I just want to fuck Sean Connery.[/quote]
So you are saying that YOU would fuck Sean Connery just for the kicks, but my claims are still not true because women far lower on the sexual totem pole would only do it for the money?
I hate tp break this to you, but of he can get you because he is James holy shit Bond he can get a 6 or 7 to have the best orgasm of her life just by saying hello.
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]harrypotter wrote:
[quote]pstianb wrote:
Its not right to hit someone weaker than you, no matter if they are a woman or a man. If they are armed or in some way threaten your life its different, but punching people is rarely needed in everyday life. The buss driver could easily just carry her off the bus and throw her stuff after her without punching her in the face.
My English is not perfect, dont hate…[/quote]
Try throwing a young woman off a bus with a bad attitude and a serious behaviour issue whilst her friends watch/intervene and you’re 50 years of age or older.[/quote]
She had no friends on that bus. [/quote]
With as many white knights as we’ve seen come out of the woodwork in this thread, you have no way of knowing that. Neither did he. [/quote]
Seemed obvious since no one stepped to her side during the whole thing…no one hyped her up or calmed her down. A friend would do one of those things…not sit there and record.[/quote]
Of course it seems obvious. To you. [/quote]
Yea
I have rowdy friends. I used to be a rowdy dude too.
Every situation that went live had someone trying to calm me down or back me up. I calm my people down when they’re wrong but if I feel they’re right I step up with them. That’s how it works right?
You should also notice no one said her name. Not one person.
Not once. That’s strange for someone who has friends with them.
So you want me to believe this woman was on a bus arguing and she had friends that showed no interest in making sure she didn’t get hurt or end up in jail?
[/quote]
This response applies to Dark Ninjaa, too. All my point has been from the start is that we do not know what happened beyond the parameters of the short video we have, and even then, we are forced to build our case on little more than assumptions.
Did he know her from before? Had she caused problems before this? Perhaps she is a known problem? Do we KNOW exactly what the bus driver was feeling? Fear? Anger? Excitement? Now’s my chance? This bitch ain’t gonna leave any way else?
I’m not defending his actions. Nor am I decrying those of the bus company. He did what he felt he had to do, or what he thought he could get away with. His employer did the same. So be it. It’s certainly not a surprising outcome, though I do believe her initiation of the entire incident goes a long way toward justifying what finally happened.
For the last time, and it will be the last time for me, because I’m losing interest in repeating myself at this point: The only one that knows why he decided to uppercut that woman the way he did, when he did, is the bus driver. We can he shoulda I woulda all day long, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of internet cowboy talk. You can’t should, would or could anything. You can do, and be done, and that’s all that can be done.
[/quote]
Didn’t read this. Too long.[/quote]
Not the least bit surprised.
[/quote]
Do you smell what The Rock is cooking?
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:
[quote]Cortes wrote:
[quote]DarkNinjaa wrote:
[quote]harrypotter wrote:
[quote]pstianb wrote:
Its not right to hit someone weaker than you, no matter if they are a woman or a man. If they are armed or in some way threaten your life its different, but punching people is rarely needed in everyday life. The buss driver could easily just carry her off the bus and throw her stuff after her without punching her in the face.
My English is not perfect, dont hate…[/quote]
Try throwing a young woman off a bus with a bad attitude and a serious behaviour issue whilst her friends watch/intervene and you’re 50 years of age or older.[/quote]
She had no friends on that bus. [/quote]
With as many white knights as we’ve seen come out of the woodwork in this thread, you have no way of knowing that. Neither did he. [/quote]
Seemed obvious since no one stepped to her side during the whole thing…no one hyped her up or calmed her down. A friend would do one of those things…not sit there and record.[/quote]
Of course it seems obvious. To you. [/quote]
Yea
I have rowdy friends. I used to be a rowdy dude too.
Every situation that went live had someone trying to calm me down or back me up. I calm my people down when they’re wrong but if I feel they’re right I step up with them. That’s how it works right?
You should also notice no one said her name. Not one person.
Not once. That’s strange for someone who has friends with them.
So you want me to believe this woman was on a bus arguing and she had friends that showed no interest in making sure she didn’t get hurt or end up in jail?
[/quote]
This response applies to Dark Ninjaa, too. All my point has been from the start is that we do not know what happened beyond the parameters of the short video we have, and even then, we are forced to build our case on little more than assumptions.
Did he know her from before? Had she caused problems before this? Perhaps she is a known problem? Do we KNOW exactly what the bus driver was feeling? Fear? Anger? Excitement? Now’s my chance? This bitch ain’t gonna leave any way else?
I’m not defending his actions. Nor am I decrying those of the bus company. He did what he felt he had to do, or what he thought he could get away with. His employer did the same. So be it. It’s certainly not a surprising outcome, though I do believe her initiation of the entire incident goes a long way toward justifying what finally happened.
For the last time, and it will be the last time for me, because I’m losing interest in repeating myself at this point: The only one that knows why he decided to uppercut that woman the way he did, when he did, is the bus driver. We can he shoulda I woulda all day long, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of internet cowboy talk. You can’t should, would or could anything. You can do, and be done, and that’s all that can be done.
[/quote]
Didn’t read this. Too long.[/quote]
Not the least bit surprised.
[/quote]
Do you smell what The Rock is cooking?[/quote]
Hurry up bitch! I’m hungry!
[quote]BeefEater wrote:
From what I remember the bus had stopped even before she hit him.[/quote]
A bus can be stopped (with doors open) and not be safe for the bus driver to get out of the seat. You need to apply the air brakes (manually), take the bus out of gear, and take off your seat belt. Which can be done relatively fast. But, from the looks of it and the sounds, he had stopped the bus and opened the doors for people to get off. She assaulted him, he then applies air brakes and puts it in neutral and takes off his belt, then…FINISH HIM!
[quote]four60 wrote:
1- Why are you F*cking with man who is navigating a 3ton bus loaded with passengers thru traffic.
2- Why is the Bus driver the only one Hitting the fool who is putting everyones life in danger by smacking him while he is driving?
The bus driver should have been the last in a line of 30 people to hit her. [/quote]
If I identified the busy correctly, that’s between a 15 and 20 ton bus.
[quote]Cortes wrote:
No one here knows how it must have felt for him to be doing a job that requires his attention, control and responsibility and to suddenly have all of this snatched away from him while leaving his responsibility for the bus and his passengers wholly intact. [/quote]
I do, I drove the drunk bus in college. But it’s two difference things when you’re expecting idiots/have security on the bus and when you’re by yourself and not expecting someone drunk to come on in the middle of the day and assault you.
[quote]js252 wrote:
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Well, I guess if she says so it’s OK for all of them then.