Every time I see a Crossfit girl, I always say, “I bet I could kick your ass.”
I tend to think that when a guy says “she could kick my ass” he’s either being facetious, which is actually kind of offensive, or, more likely, admitting that he’s a little bitch. Either way, its a terrible thing to say if you’re trying to get on a girl’s good side.
Dasher, I think you should have just told awkward dude that you totally could kick his ass. But then again, when a guy from the gym saw me at a bar and just had to let me know that I benched more than him, I had to resist the urge to tell him that my balls were probably bigger than his too. So maybe I’m not the best person to be giving advice on such matters.
[quote]theuofh wrote:
[quote]Nards wrote:
Just want to say that every Crossfit thread that comes up, I’m the one who points this out.
If you check out the Crossfit thread a few up from this "I Wonder if Crossfitters…" you will see I said this.
If I were a woman I wouldn’t think this would be a great compliment. Insinuating that we (me the woman and you the guy saying it) are actually going to get into a fist fight is weird enough, and then I’m going to defeat you at that. Just doesn’t do what it was intended.[/quote]
Nards, I remember that quote as page 3 or 4 in that thread, some guy who did not read what you wrote actually said “she would kick my sorry ass”. I lol’ed. [/quote]
Thanks…I’m going to go and find that person.
[quote]HERC410 wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
“Who wants a moustache ride” name that quote.[/quote]
super troopers, ramathorn.[/quote]
Yes!
[quote]DJHT wrote:
[quote]HoustonGuy wrote:
“Who wants a moustache ride” name that quote.[/quote]
Greg last time at a strip club.[/quote]
What kind of effeminate metro with no dignity/pride (in the good sense) can a guy saying that be?
(didn’t have time to read when posting, read later)
^ I guess 2 pages was to much for you?
It even has pictures!
I guess he needs pop up, like on the new 3D Evo phone.
I hear it a lot, doesn’t bother me. But I’m 5 foot 9 and 170 pounds. Even if I didn’t lift, I could prolly kick your ass.
I must admit I do take it as a compliment from my kindergarten class.