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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: eskimo2 on August 23, 2008, 08:39:13 PM
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Man, I just love Chris Bucholz's creative and absurd ideas and writing. I mean, as much as the tactics make sense, where the heck does an idea like this come from?
’m not going to ask why you’re fighting twenty children. That’s your own business, although most reasons are as old as time itself:
1) They started it.
2) You flipped over the table while losing a Magic: The Gathering game, and damaged several rare cards.
3) They stole your woman.
4) You stole their woman.
5) You’ve had enough of their BS.
Whether you’re a good man who was in the wrong place at the wrong time, or a dangerous maniac, we here at Cracked want to help. That’s why we’ve consulted with the experts (who did not wish to be named) on how to maximize your odds of winning a fight against twenty children. Follow these guidelines, and your opponents will wish they were never born 6 or 7 years ago.
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Use an appropriate technique. Modern mixed martial arts are geared almost exclusively towards one on one combat, and are not designed to take on multiple tiny aggressors. As a grown adult, you could be fairly assured of absolutely destroying a 7 year old if you took him to the floor for a ground and pound. But by doing so you’d expose your back and head to his peers. Your best bet is to stay on your feet and use striking techniques. Karate is one good choice - it was originally designed in the 1600’s for use by unarmed Japanese day care workers.
Be aware of the terrain. By default, you’re going to have a height advantage against twenty children, but be sure you don’t cede it. Avoid fighting around picnic tables, monkey bars, or anything with which a particularly daring child could launch an aerial attack. The ideal situation is fighting children who are trapped in a ditch below you.
Stay mobile. Unless you’re extremely lucky and find yourself fighting twenty infants, you’re going to be at a mobility disadvantage when fighting a large group of children. You must avoid becoming surrounded at all costs. Keep moving, and always trying to position the bulk of children on one side of you. Circle, sidestep, and use tactical retreats to try and engage a single child at a time, where your reach and decades of muscular development should prove an advantage.
Speed. You want this fight to be over fast. Children have boundless amounts of energy, and you’ll tire quickly as the fight progresses. If you schedule your fights with twenty children in advance for some reason, I urge you to focus your pre-training regimen on cardiovascular conditioning and snorting eye-wateringly large amounts of cocaine.
Intimidation. Although I don’t expect you to be intimidated by the prospect of fighting twenty children - given the self-confidence that comes with maturity - remember that intimidation is a two way street. Twenty is a big number, and if that many children lose their fear of you, watch out. Use fierce roars and displays of strength to frighten the children. When taunting, remember that children are almost comically stupid, and won’t understand any of your more creative taunts. You won’t intimidate anyone if you have to explain three times specifically what you did to their mother last night.
Go for the leader first. Assuming the twenty children lack military training, they’re going to behave more like a pack of animals than a cohesive group. By default, pack animals will defer to an alpha leader, and if you manage to subdue that child, the rest of the pack will quickly lose their will to fight. In some cases the leader will be actively giving orders and therefore easy to identify. Other times they’ll be harder to pick out. In those cases, go for the tallest one, or the one with the most Pokemon on their clothing. Once the alpha child is lying in a heap, you’ve got a narrow window of intimidation open while the children regroup. I’d recommend lifting his body over your head and screaming yourself hoarse. That’s the smart veteran move.
Groin attacks. In general the crotch is a small, easily defensible target, and not typically a factor in most fights at a reasonably professional level. That said, when children are attacked by an adult, they’re rarely going to respond professionally. Again, if you have forewarning that you’ll soon be coming to blows with twenty children, absolutely wear a cup. If you do get struck in the groin, under no circumstances should you place your hand on your genitals to massage away the pain - touching your privates while surrounded by minors is illegal in many states, and frowned upon in the rest.
Weapons. I’d suggest refraining from using weapons, and not just because of the harsh mandatory minimum sentencing laws that are a sad reality in this modern age. By bringing a weapon you might prompt the children to bring weapons as well. This kind of escalation plays against you. Whereas before you could fairly safely absorb several dozen tiny little punches before being incapacitated, you’re now at risk of being dropped with a single lucky strike. If a child with a pair of safety scissors gets at your Achilles tendon (the groin of the ankle) then you’re cooked buddy.
Let the last one walk away. In Professional Twenty-Child-Fighting Leagues this is now tradition, but even during raw, underground twenty child street-fights it serves an important purpose. By letting that child spread word of your great strength and not-to-be-diddlyed-withedness amongst the other children of the area, you can ensure that it will be a long time indeed before someone else mewls at you that you’re hogging the swings.
http://www.cracked.com/blog/2008/08/19/how-to-win-a-fight-against-twenty-children/
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Paying the orphanage for a workout with 20 little sweetheart bags.. $200.00
Setting 19 broken asses... $2,0000
The dwindling wail of the last one, punted into orbit... priceless.
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LOL OMG I spewed beer everywhere on the "I urge you to focus your pre-training regimen on cardiovascular conditioning and snorting eye-wateringly large amounts of cocaine." part. That is outstanding stuff there.
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God just sent a couple of bears. Those worked too.
"...Other times they’ll be harder to pick out. In those cases, go for the tallest one, or the one with the most Pokemon on their clothing." :lol
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LOL Mom... first time i read it I came up with 'beers' instead of 'bears'.
Then I realized that either works.
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LOL Mom... first time i read it I came up with 'beers' instead of 'bears'.
Then I realized that either works.
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still not funny.
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Were you the first subdued of the last one left to flee?
Funny as hell :rofl
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I think Spratt got smacked in the funny bone...
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Actually, that many opponents works to your advantage. I believe I remember that the most opponents that can attack you efficiently at any one time is maybe four to six. Any more than that they're just going to get in each other's way.
Now, because children are smaller and more agile they may be able to get a few more in than if they were adults, but it's still going to be rather tightly packed for them to really be effective. That's the real key: You don't have to be capable of taking on all 20 at a time, you only need to be able to fight five or six opponents simultaneously. However endurance training is a must, as they'll be sending fresh fighters in while you're slowly being worn down.
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Finally... and I thought I was alone in my third-grade lunchroom rampage fantasties. I do have an important point to make, however.
The main concern when fighting 7-year olds is that they are inexperienced and therefore have no fear of you. The article didn't focus on this nearly enough. You're at the greatest risk of losing at the very beginning of the engagement. Small children are like the undead - they simply have no concept of how damaging a manly fist can be when propelled by a mature hairy forearm corded with grownup muscles. To avoid being put down under a hail of tiny fists in the first few seconds, it is imperative that you demonstrate your power in the most gruesome manner possible... even if it puts you at a temporary tactical disadvantage. The reason you want it to be extraordinarily gruesome is because you'll be relying on the shock value to stun them while you recover from the disadvantage. I recommend grabbing the closest one and going for its jugular with your big-person teeth.
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classic.
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