You do not use that kind of force against an attacker that is clearly smaller and weaker than you. Yes, you can defend yourself, but it should be measured to the threat.

Walloping on the guy? Are you fucking serious? She shoved him, then got knocked out by a haymaker from someone twice her size. Your take is total bullshit, and you should be fuckin’ ashamed of yourself.

Lets put this in language an animal like you would understand: If i witnessed you for instance knock out that girl, you would be fucking lucky to get carried out alive. ANY man worth his shit shouldn’t rise to that even if she pulled a closed fist, or a bunch of them for that matter. Your parents did a top notch…

She does need to have a word with herself about her own behavior. And a court of law needs to have a word with him about his...and that’s how it should work when one person shoves in the chest and the other punches in the face.

It is pretty black and white to me. If the dude can withstand 6'4" 300 pound beheamouths trying to kill him on a weekly basis he can probably handle a slap from a 5'7" fake tittied drunk Oklahoma girl.

If someone is getting verbally abusive with you, you leave the situation. Why did he feel the need to pursue her into the restaurant? Was it right of her to hit him? No. But he did nothing to help his own situation.

If you feel like you have been threatened and/or are the victim of a hate crime, alert the proper…

Meh I don’t know the dude is a ripped athlete. I’ve had multiple (usually drunk) women hit me and never felt the need to knock one the fuck out. If he grabbed her arms or something to keep her from hitting him whatever I could get behind him, but come on. Short of her brandishing a weapon that reaction was way…

One of my favorite things to do at work is to simply respond with the forwarded email that contains whatever they said that they’re now claiming they didn’t say.

seriously. she didn’t need to make a statement. she was just like, “here are the fucking emails. have fun.”

Or Cho is a lying hack and tried to get the spotlight put on her?

OH SHIT! Tilda came with fucking receiptsssssssssss

I’m having difficulty understanding Margaret Cho’s perspective here. It sounds like Tilda was up front about the issues, expressed her desire to do something about it and sought advice from someone who is in a good position to provide it. And Cho’s responses were thoughtful and measured as well. Not sure what got lost…

This makes Margaret Cho look pretty astonishingly two-faced, tbh. Which is about the last thing I could imagine Margaret Cho being accused of. Maybe she felt like she had to be nice to Tilda because she didn’t know her well, and as she gained distance from the conversation she started to resent that she was put in a…

Percy was an amazingly hard worker, and a fierce competitor. I never had any problems with him, either on or off the field (and my locker was right next to his). I’m glad he was able to get a ring.

Except, per those word things up above:

We weren’t. The coaches were.

He wuz gud

He didn’t succeed in that because he, unfortunately, couldn’t comprehend a playbook. It’s what I heard. Kinda sad. And he suddendly had slippery cleats.

As Apple themselves often said: “that’s not a bug, it’s a feature”