"I was at the park working out a few years ago and on a bench was a couple arguing. The girl proceeds to slap the cr#p out of her boyfriend. She then goes for another, but the dude blocked her and held her wrist. The girl then burst into tears and questions why he hurt her like that.
To myself I was thinking, wait you can hit him but when he defends himself its wrong?"
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Francis 3 year s ago
#5 BS
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Laura 3 year s ago
Francis, ^^that photo tho^^
I'm a dude and I work out at the gym a lot but I think her biceps are proportionally bigger than mine LOL.
I'm a dude and I work out at the gym a lot but I think her biceps are proportionally bigger than mine LOL.
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Alan 3 year s ago
Oh for f@#ks sake grown the hell up.
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Marsha 3 year s ago
It’s allegedly funny on tv or in movies/commercials when guys get hit/kicked in the nuts. In my entire life, I’ve only seen one woman get kicked in the crotch on tv or in a movie/ad, and it wasn’t done for laughs. She was being assaulted in a rated R movie.
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Laura 3 year s ago
People need to stop playing the victim. Seriously. It's gotten to the point where it's absurd. I held a door for a woman once - she said "I don't need you to hold the door for me cause I'm a woman" (in an ugly voice). I was shocked - didn't know what to say. But afterwards I was thinking that maybe her mom/dad dropped on her head or something.
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Sue 3 year s ago
So you were the victim of woman with an ugly voice? How traumatizing for you.
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Laura 3 year s ago
Sue, I can assure you being on the receiving end of a rude comment does not equate to being a victim. By you equating the two I now understand that you, and most so called "victims", are actually suffering from a lack of reason - perhaps exacerbated by being fundamentally mentally retarded.
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Eddie 3 year s ago
A lot of these people live in LaLa land. Sad
I'm a dude and I work out at the gym a lot but I think her biceps are proportionally bigger than mine LOL.