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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Aaron Stewart29 Aaron Stewart29 Member
10 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5301 ·
So I saw someone up there rambling about evolution...
😂😂😂😂

God forbid I end up evolving into some kind of Russian or Pole.
John Brown30 John Brown30 Regular
266 messages
joined Sep 2011
#5302 ·
Austin Watson38 said:The fans are losing their minds over this thread. Just shut it down already. Everyone’s turned into a total snowflake.

😍
Austin Hill6 Austin Hill6 Member
42 messages
joined Jul 2012
#5303 ·
NorthSpirit said:http://www.fbi.gov/news/press-releases/example-report

There is no way that's true. 😠
Kevin Evans3 Kevin Evans3 Member
18 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5304 ·
Austin Watson38 said:Everyone’s acting all outraged on this thread—honestly, just shut it down. Everyone’s turned into such a bunch of sensitive little snowflakes. It’s easy to sit there, munching on burgers and chanting "defense, defense," while every suburban grandma pretends to be on our side. If we actually stood our ground, management would be out of a job by tomorrow morning. You guys really make me sick.

I am 100% with you—nothing beats a good old-fashioned blunt object to the skull... oops, sorry, meant to say "to the ego." 🤣

"Defense, defense." 😍 Please. There’s nothing quite as sweet as catching a sucker punch to the eye, then using those scars and traumas to charm women later on. 😁
Carol Wright9 Carol Wright9 Member
21 messages
joined Jun 2023
#5305 ·
It’s a matter of being all in or not at all.
Anthony Barrett37 Anthony Barrett37 Active Member
68 messages
joined Mar 2011
#5306 ·
I mean, since you're on this forum, it pretty much means you are. There's really no other way to look at it.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Dec 2008
#5307 ·
Ronald Hayes4 said:Does the moderator belong to any specific group? Or are they just a moderator?

He wasn't just an active fan, he was actually a moderator here too, whether you believe it or not.🙂
John Brown30 John Brown30 Regular
266 messages
joined Sep 2011
#5308 ·
analogheron19 said:He wasn't just a die-hard fan; believe it or not, he actually acted as a moderator here too.🙂

That’s a bit of an understatement.🤣
Nicole Jackson3 Nicole Jackson3 Active Member
124 messages
joined Apr 2023
#5309 ·
Kevin Evans3 said:honestly, nothing beats getting a black eye, then using those scars and all that trauma to try and charm women. 😁

☕
George Lewis27 George Lewis27 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2022
#5310 ·
Long live the good life! Honestly, you haven't lived until you've faced those absolute nightmare scenarios where even the most seasoned pro can get blindsided by a freak accident and end up permanently sidelined. That’s the real deal.
Bradley Sullivan4 Bradley Sullivan4 Active Member
79 messages
joined Jul 2016
#5311 ·
Honestly, we don't need more empty promises or flashy distractions; what we really need is just a little more common sense and some actual brainpower applied to the situation...
Jesse Castillo Jesse Castillo Member
13 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5312 ·
Not directly related to BBB, but this is exactly how things look in some tiny-town club out in the Midwest. Soon enough, we'll see the same thing happening with Real Madrid 🙂

http://prntscr.com/3b9xdh

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Adam Long8 Adam Long8 Member
19 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5313 ·
Bradley Sullivan4 said:We don't need more open space. We just need a little more common sense and actual intelligence...

Common sense equals open space. This ridiculous half-measure we have with two and a half ultra groups should have moved to a professional setup ages ago.

But I know what the real issue is... a total lack of backbone, guys!
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#5314 ·
analogheron19 said:He wasn't just a die-hard fan; believe it or not, he basically acted as a moderator on this board too.🙂

Homer will always be Homer, even if his wife drags him all the way to Indianapolis!
George Lewis27 George Lewis27 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2022
#5315 ·
I’ve realized that a lot of these guys shooting at everything in sight are just insecure types—probably people who wouldn't last two seconds in an actual fight. But you have to understand one thing: getting hit in the head with a baseball is a hell of a lot less painful, and leaves way fewer permanent consequences, than taking a damn sledgehammer to the skull.
Personally, I had a childhood friend who actually lost an eye because of those stupid rocks.
It's true that those old-school backyard brawls didn't really have much of a "surprise factor," but they were still more honorable than what we're seeing now. Why? Because back then, you were dealing with people who actually wanted to be there. If they were sane, they weren't going to kick a guy while he was already down on the ground. Plus, there wasn't any police interference or all these bans coming from both sides. In those old scraps, the only thing you really risked losing was your dignity and respect, which, let's face it, is usually the most important part.
To be honest, I’m way more terrified of Mulc os 18 and his 5-pound sledgehammer than I am of Mirko Filipovic. But hey, if that's your idea of a good time, be my guest.
Kevin Evans3 Kevin Evans3 Member
18 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5316 ·
This whole street style thing... honestly, it feels like it's mostly for guys who lack the guts or the actual physical conditioning to hold their own against someone in their own weight class. It’s pretty obvious you can’t truly gauge the raw strength of a crew this way—that’s a major downside if you ask me. Then again, there's something about those pre-arranged fights that just kills the thrill. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't mind setting up a couple of scraps in some empty field once or twice a year just to see where everyone stands, but generally? I’m all about the city streets—stalking your opponent and catching that specific look on their face when they realize they've been blindsided and are about to get absolutely wrecked. That’s what gives this whole urban guerrilla vibe its real edge. That said, maybe we should bring those field fights back into the mix just to keep the casualty count down and stop the local authorities from piling on bans that end up suffocating every single crew. It seems like perfectly sound logic to me, but I'm not holding my breath thinking it'll actually happen in our scene anytime soon.
Eric Phillips52 Eric Phillips52 Active Member
105 messages
joined Oct 2013
#5317 ·
We’ve been through this a hundred times already. People love to paint us as nothing more than mindless thugs who spend more time drinking and chasing highs than actually training. Fine. If you want to go wander off into the woods or some rural field to organize your little amateur MMA tournaments, be my guest. Just leave us to the streets to settle things our own way with whatever comes our way.
Kevin Evans3 Kevin Evans3 Member
18 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5318 ·
Jacob Newman74 said:☕

I'm just messing with you guys. Obviously, I’m against the axes and the heavy bats—look, as the saying goes, it’s about being a man or not, and you need some real guts to handle both the organized chaos and that raw street style (going all out 😁).

I honestly think blending both styles would actually level up our scene. I know there are plenty of die-hards who can't stand the idea of open-field brawling, but let's be real: you see who's got actual heart and grit when things go down in an open field. It's just hands and feet out there—no gadgets, no weapons—and it’d be a hell of a change of pace to see how people actually hold their own in that kind of setting. Plus, it's practical. When we eventually run into those Americans or Russians who live for field fights, we need to be ready. It shouldn't just be about throwing flares and bottles; if our "arsenal" runs dry, we need to know how to take them down with nothing but our fists. That's why I'm pushing for that field-style discipline in our scene—to pin some opponents down in the grass. And hey, they'll have the chance to do the same to us if they play it better. These open areas aren't all bad, and it helps dodge the bans while still letting us claim a victory. With these sticks and other crap, there’s always that massive risk that someone swings a little too hard and someone ends up in the ER. People overdo it with the gear too much—that's just my two cents, so don't come at me, you stick-waving enthusiasts. 🤣

Because if we keep going this way, we won't be swinging sticks for long before everyone gets locked up—and then the only fighting we'll be doing is in prison against the guys looking to jump us in the showers. 😁
Adam Long8 Adam Long8 Member
19 messages
joined Apr 2014
#5319 ·
Eric Phillips52 said:We’ve been over this a hundred times already. We're just thugs and lowlifes who prefer drinking and drugs over actually training. Fine. Go ahead and wander off into the woods or whatever to organize your little MMA fan tournaments. Leave us street fighters to settle things with bats and call it a day.

Sure, sounds good. But when you end up banned or facing jail time, don't expect us country folk to donate a dime so you can go back to throwing bottles at people from twenty yards away in a month. Don't expect us to buy your merch or cry to the media about "fan freedom." 👍 No problem at all. Everyone gets exactly what they deserve. 👍
Gary Martinez80 Gary Martinez80 Member
27 messages
joined May 2013
#5320 ·
We don't need all this fancy grass and decor! I say we go back to the old-school way of doing things... just step up to the plate and see what happens... Enough with the rocks and all this other junk! If you want to settle things in the streets, fine... let's do it face-to-face, man to man, not by throwing stones. Honestly, I only fear God and nothing else, but if a fight breaks out, you can count on me being right there... but throwing rocks and carrying props? Absolutely not! For the next "critical" away game, I'm bringing my helmet, so you guys can just forget about the stones and the gear!

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