The last time I was in a real fight

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Komentáře • 484

  • @ronanevans2678
    @ronanevans2678 Před měsícem +520

    We desperately need a 1 hour lecture on an obscure piece of history soon.

  • @verac6731
    @verac6731 Před měsícem +181

    Why answer the question with one word "never" if you can answer with 5000 words😂

    • @st0rmrider
      @st0rmrider Před měsícem +11

      If something is worth saying then it's expected to be in the form of an essay

    • @vapormissile
      @vapormissile Před měsícem +1

      You yourself clearly don't mind wasting your precious words for petty updoots. Why *not* use more words?
      Go get in a fight, kid.

    • @baj5763
      @baj5763 Před měsícem +7

      Oh but don't you watch these videos for entertainment? Or do you simply watch youtube for 1 word answers? I personally watch for entertainment.
      verac6731 clicks on a 10 minute video with the title "the last time I was in a real fight". The youtuber (lindybeige) tells some interesting stories and goes on about what he thinks the question is asking in an entertaining way, etc. verac6731, thoroughly entertained is about to click off when he realises that something is wrong... the essence of Lloyd's video could have been condensed into a single word! Oh, that would have been so much better verac6731 thinks to himself -- then I could have gone on about my life instead of suffering through a 10 minute video (which I thoroughly enjoyed... but let's forget about that). What a genius I am! verac6731 thinks to himself. I must comment this brilliant insight!

    • @TuriGamer
      @TuriGamer Před měsícem

      Cant answer without first going on about what fighting means and why girls are weak of course

    • @olddirtybasterd-ex2vb
      @olddirtybasterd-ex2vb Před měsícem

      @@baj5763😂

  • @rmsgrey
    @rmsgrey Před měsícem +15

    There are a few years where girls have the height and weight advantage over boys the same age because they hit puberty first.
    I've also known women who could beat me in a fight, not because they were stronger than me, but because they were more aggressive, and were highly trained in martial arts, so they'd be willing and able to do me some real harm, while I lack the knowledge and temperament to use my baseline advantages effectively against them.

  • @stevenwiederholt7000
    @stevenwiederholt7000 Před měsícem +36

    I was a Security Policeman in the AF (back when dinosaurs walked the earth). In Tech School there is something called P.A.R.T., (physical attack & restraint techniques). When we completed it, the instructor congratulated us, and said "I never want to hear any of you using this! This is why we give you a fire arm!"

    • @markfergerson2145
      @markfergerson2145 Před měsícem +2

      We got a brief course in that in Basic Training in Lackland, 1971. We got the same lecture because the techniques involved are what’s colloquially known as “dirty fighting” resulting in dislocated joints and sudden catastrophic unconsciousness, often together. I personally think the TIs didn’t want us embarrassing any Marines we might run into. I don’t think they teach that in Basic any more.
      I didn’t mind at all. I hate fighting and never learned how. I do know how to stop a fight instantly but the explaining afterward can be awkward. Fortunately I have never needed to use such methods. For some reason fights just don’t seem to happen around me.
      Well, with one exception. A friend and I got into a fight over a woman (yes, he started it at her instigation). We wrestled a bit, I threw him off, and he left. I don’t think either of us “won” that in that later, both of us decided the girl wasn’t worth it.

    • @stevenwiederholt7000
      @stevenwiederholt7000 Před měsícem +1

      @@markfergerson2145
      "We got a brief course in that in Basic Training in Lackland, 1971"
      OH You're the guy who replace me! 🙂
      Aug. 25 1971.
      I did get into one Real Fight. Osan 68. 2 guys fighting over a hooker (there were 5000 registered whores they have to fight over This One!) We're walking out and my partners yells LOOK OUT! Some guy is coming at me with a straight edge razor. I had my Stick out the next thing I remember is people pulling me off. The guy spend Months in the hospital. He was drunk (SHOCK!) and decided he didn't like me. Bad Move.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      ​@@stevenwiederholt7000Yeah I call that a case of instant karma for sure 😅

  • @fredwolfmusic
    @fredwolfmusic Před měsícem +33

    we always called the fights as school boys "scraps" as its not really fighting and everyone understood what "having a scrap" was. this may be a regional thing to the south west.

    • @4dragons632
      @4dragons632 Před měsícem +9

      I dont know where it started, but I'm in Australia and I would also use this term for any fight where nobody is going all out, there is nothing being argued over, and nobody gets more than a few bruises and mussed up clothes. An argument starts a fight, a friendly shoving match between mates starts a scrap.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem +1

      Most fights between drunk football fans would fall under that category

    • @GoErikTheRed
      @GoErikTheRed Před měsícem

      @@EuTrabalhoParaSagres510and most fights between athletes (I’m thinking mainly of baseball). Those seem to generally operate under the rules that if you throw them to the ground you win

  • @strongandco
    @strongandco Před měsícem +48

    "SHAVING FOAM FIGHT! - Lloyd, hold the coats!"

  • @baltasartranconywidemann5129
    @baltasartranconywidemann5129 Před měsícem +22

    That you cannot win a fight against a girl proves that, in addition to plate and plot armor, there is social armor.

    • @GoErikTheRed
      @GoErikTheRed Před měsícem +1

      Don’t forget tone armor!

    • @Bigjuicydumbdumb
      @Bigjuicydumbdumb Před měsícem

      Only if you play the game.

    • @brunoactis1104
      @brunoactis1104 Před 29 dny +3

      Doesn't work most of the time, doesn't it? Women suffer violence from men a lot, less so nowadays, but it was normal up until very recently, and it still is normal, some places even expected, in most of the world outside the west.

  • @albinandersson1154
    @albinandersson1154 Před měsícem +87

    I ran into Lloyd in Visby during the medieval week. And would really not want to fight him. He is a towering guy and I would have a huge reach on my and the majority of other people.

    • @UkDave3856
      @UkDave3856 Před měsícem +32

      He’s also a dancer, so will have some moves

    • @PerfectAlibi1
      @PerfectAlibi1 Před měsícem +13

      "He's a big boy, you'll need to take him from behind" ~ Master chief, G.I. Jane movie.

    • @mccleod6235
      @mccleod6235 Před měsícem +4

      Ok Frodo

    • @jcorbett9620
      @jcorbett9620 Před měsícem +1

      IIRC he stands about 6"4' or approx 190cms. He's certainly taller than Matt Easton and he's 6"2', as was demonstrated when he did a couple of videos from one of Matts "Fight Camps". Was funny seeing somone looking down on Matt, instead of looking up! lol

    • @cryhavocandletslipthedogso1873
      @cryhavocandletslipthedogso1873 Před měsícem +2

      @@mccleod6235 if he fought like Gollum I'd bet on him

  • @oglordbrandon
    @oglordbrandon Před měsícem +7

    If you get out of a shaving cream fight without getting a spec on you, you've lost.

  • @rentaspoon219
    @rentaspoon219 Před měsícem +12

    Yep I had "fights" with girls at school, got bullied by the girls because I had always been told not to fight back, so easy target. That was until the day I was sick of the bullying, I hit one of the girls after constantly being hit by the bullies and never had a problem again.
    I'm not proud of that but it solved the bully problem I was having.

    • @impalaSS65
      @impalaSS65 Před měsícem +4

      I'm glad I didn't have that problem but I've seen it, and it is way worse than being bullied by other boys/men. Being rejected by the GIRLS - just starting to become the most important beings at that age - must be devastating.
      Like Lindybeige said - there is no honor to gain. You can only lose - pick your poison.
      I'm so glad you stood up for yourself and learned that other people's opinions are always secondary. That saved your future self image, I'm certain.

    • @andrewgood4230
      @andrewgood4230 Před měsícem +3

      I had a female torturer at school, she was truly horrible, and i couldn't respond, for reasons, and had to take the abuse. Years later, I met her again, and she was lovely!

  • @Desguiser
    @Desguiser Před měsícem +55

    As an Australian your account of the Australian lady sounds 100% true. Plus the “okay love” adds so much more to the story.

    • @dixonj41
      @dixonj41 Před měsícem +4

      He did a pretty good accent, too.

    • @KristovMars
      @KristovMars Před měsícem +11

      Another 'Strayan here, and I'm also inclined to believe her.
      Having worked retail in one of our rougher 'burbs I've met girls and women whose short fuses and propensity for explosive violence give everyone else good reasons not to push their buttons. Now granted I'm a tiny girly-man who's avoided earnest violence so far (and is content to continue avoiding it), but this mostly peaceable existence has been maintained through the judicious application of situational awareness, honest self-assessment, and a robust desire for self-preservation.

    • @TBD98
      @TBD98 Před měsícem +5

      ​@@KristovMars yeah I'm Australian as well and not believing her makes him sound really coddled to me 😅

    • @him050
      @him050 Před měsícem +10

      During my officer training there was a girl who I had already come across during the familiarisation visit. She would go on about how she’d always been outdoorsy, not really a girly girl (that was bullshit), and how she was always fighting boys growing up and normally won. Well who do you think always started crying during exercises when it started getting tough?
      You guessed it! Little Miss ‘I spent my childhood beating up boys’.

    • @oz_jones
      @oz_jones Před měsícem +1

      ​@@KristovMars in school, you muppet

  • @phoenixguild8375
    @phoenixguild8375 Před měsícem +9

    The only time I have been in a legitimate "moment of violence" as an adult, I was in a University Library in Nebraska 2 years ago in the social section of it talking with some friends who were with me checking out a tabletop game. We were sitting around, chatting, and I noticed there was a man sitting across the way looking at us. I suggested to my friends that we should quiet down, but my friends protested, claiming that this was a speaking section, and that we were fine. These friends were from the area, and so I took their word. I looked over again and the guy walked up and started to wallop on me, and punched me in the mouth and walked away. We were all stunned, and I only stood up afterwards and naturally said some profanity after him asking him what he was doing. I looked and saw there was a camera next to us, so it saw it all, and I knew that swinging back now was no reasonable choice. I learned later that the guy who hit me was a 43 year old guy who had a history of violence, who just happened to be in the library. I've had a good number of people who have criticized my lack of response with physical violence, claiming that they would have "gone ballistic". In my mind, there were a few factors. One, he had a backpack, which could have any weapon in it. Two, by the time I stood up he was walking away, and so any further retaliation on my end would have been assault on my part. I did end up loosing a tooth during this, but that was the worst of my injuries. In my mind, the choice to respond calmly, and rationally quickly was a win in my book. Plus the university helped to cover some of the costs of getting that tooth removed, so that's a plus. I apologize for the text block, but I had a good story to add to the conversation about a "fight". Like Lindybeige, most "fighting" I do is in HEMA or another such organization where the goal isn't to knock teeth out.
    I was in Nebraska doing research related to my degrees at the time

    • @stevenobrien557
      @stevenobrien557 Před měsícem

      At least you haven't typed out yet another lame humblebrag. Did you have him charged? Also just out of curiosity, do you have ADHD by any chance? (Not an insult or comment about your writing, just that people with ADHD have a remarkably high incidence of unwarranted assaults)

    • @MickAngelhere
      @MickAngelhere Před měsícem +4

      You did the right thing, for a man like that is someone that you don’t want to fight unless you’re absolutely capable of doing so.
      The best fights are the ones you don’t have, or that you walk away from. Your response was the correct one , for you are still here today.

    • @ThyCorylus
      @ThyCorylus Před 22 dny +1

      Appropriate response when dealing with someone who is, at best slightly unhinged or at worse psychotic.

    • @jameshill8493
      @jameshill8493 Před 12 dny

      Did you press charges against him?

    • @phoenixguild8375
      @phoenixguild8375 Před 12 dny

      @@jameshill8493 Yes, I did. The court in Nebraska did pretty much everything, all I had to do was provide them a document of my details and such. Still did my part to make the best of it.

  • @barbaros99
    @barbaros99 Před měsícem +4

    The last "real" fight I was in (though by your criteria you may not consider it such) was when a mentally-troubled young man attacked me in my home, thinking my child was his kidnapped/dead sister. He grabbed a small, light metal dolly (that my wife had brought home from work) to use as a club, and I grabbed a pair of scissors. Unfortunately/Fortunately, despite all the fight training I've had over the years, I entered the "freeze" mode of "fight-flight-freeze" and just brought my arm up to block his swings, never attacking back. Thankfully, whatever part of him that still had a foot in this reality then seemed to take control, and he threw down his improvised weapon and, shortly thereafter, ran out the door. The police found him quite quickly.

  • @vojtechpribyl7386
    @vojtechpribyl7386 Před měsícem +4

    If you take into account the schoolyard fights note that girls and boys do experience growth spurts at a bit different age, so there are times when the girls can have a physical advantage over boys.

  • @Tonks143
    @Tonks143 Před měsícem +54

    Well, you can really tell what sort of school Lloyd went to, I've known people beaten so badly they were hospitalised after a school fight. And I've known people who would start fights, not to prove dominance, nor to gain any form of honor, but because they didn't like someone and that was enough.

    • @1IGG
      @1IGG Před měsícem

      3rd world country, like the US, I imagine

    • @thinnedpaints6503
      @thinnedpaints6503 Před měsícem +6

      We had kids stab eachother, I'd say that was a "real fight".

    • @Wintermute909
      @Wintermute909 Před měsícem +5

      Yes, yes a real edgy boy.

    • @impalaSS65
      @impalaSS65 Před měsícem

      @@1IGG Nope - any country with boys. I've lived in a few, and I have a big mouth.

    • @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv
      @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv Před měsícem +6

      @@thinnedpaints6503
      That is attempted murder not a fight.

  • @Dildosoup
    @Dildosoup Před měsícem +31

    Never was my guess after you said that you'd never been drunk.

  • @Aikibiker1
    @Aikibiker1 Před měsícem +24

    The last actual fight I was in was in 2019 when I worked at a hospital. We fought psychiatric and prisoners in law enforcement custody all the time. To the point where it was so common place very few of them stand out to me. In fact I cannot remember the actual last fight as an event.
    The last time I used force was in February when I found a burglar at work and held him at gunpoint for police. Pointing a gun at someone is considered using force even if you do not shoot in my home state. He just pled guilty last month and received 30 months in prison.

    • @AlecBrady
      @AlecBrady Před měsícem +1

      What's a prisoner in law?

    • @PutItAway101
      @PutItAway101 Před měsícem +3

      @@AlecBrady Read it properly.

    • @kotsaris87
      @kotsaris87 Před měsícem +11

      ​@@AlecBradyyour wife's prisoner

    • @AlecBrady
      @AlecBrady Před měsícem +1

      @@PutItAway101 isn't it the writer's job to write it properly?

    • @Aikibiker1
      @Aikibiker1 Před měsícem +6

      @@AlecBrady in law enforcement custody. Meaning a patient that is also a prisoner. They would be brought to the hospital for many reasons ranging from being injured during arrest, intoxication (the local jail required medical clearance before taking a drunk or drugged prisoner), medical complaints like chest pains, etc.
      These patients would quite frequently attack the medical staff. It would then become my job to stop the attack and assist medical staff with applying restraints and/or holding the patient still so injections of medication to calm them down could be safely given.
      I remember one prisoner, a female, that decided to fight the police officer after she had been medically cleared and it was time to go to jail. She was laying in the hospital bed grappling with the cop when I walked by and saw what was going on. The cop had removed her handcuffs and just cuffed one wrist to the bed. When he tried to put the hand cuffs back in again she went ballistic.
      The cop asked me to help and it became a nasty furball. I got kicked twice in the head before we got her under control and back in cuffs.
      All in all I had approximately 1,000 uses of force, ranging from gently applying medical soft restraints to dementia patients that were combative,but more likely to injure themselves then staff, to outright brawls with hardened criminals, drug addicts high on God knows what, and homicidal psych patients. BTW the worst fights were always after stopping a self delete event. When you do that the person can become very hostile very fast.

  • @lilacheaven222
    @lilacheaven222 Před měsícem +5

    I've been in several fights unfortunately. During my teen years I had school fights here and there, defending a friend who was bullied due to their disability.
    As an adult, my physical fights were mostly against drunk men trying to touch me or my friends without our consent.
    My last one, though, was back in 2022 when two men tried to break in my house at 3 am. Thankfully the police got there quickly, otherwise I don't think I would've survived.

  • @Grumbledookvid
    @Grumbledookvid Před měsícem +29

    I was the last person Lindy had a physical fight with. I bumped into him in Sainsburys. He was at the check out till and he was trying to walk out without paying. The staff kept saying 'Sir, sir, you have to pay for those' and he was just ignoring her and repeating 'you have to pay for those' in a sarcastic voice.
    As he went to walk out of the door doing monkey motions and gestures and, being a big fan, I asked him for a picture.
    He just stopped, turned to me and made more monkey noises in my face.
    I was really embarrassed and didn't know what to do, so I asked him for a picture again and then he kicked me hard in the groin then proceeded to laugh like a maniac and run away as I crumpled to the floor.

    • @wurfyy
      @wurfyy Před měsícem +11

      Actually I was the last person he had a physical fight with. It was right after what you described, I stopped him and told him that he was really rude and should wait for the police now. He grabbed a Brown Bess and shot me in the face, killing me instantly. Tbh I was rather annoyed with him after that.

    • @noahdavis7570
      @noahdavis7570 Před měsícem +1

      I see he follows the Tomar way of dealing with fans

  • @UkDave3856
    @UkDave3856 Před měsícem +17

    I once brought a truncheon to a gun fight. I lost, big time.

    • @suzz1776
      @suzz1776 Před měsícem +1

      😂

    • @jimbob3332
      @jimbob3332 Před měsícem +4

      Did you live?

    • @calme6393
      @calme6393 Před měsícem +7

      @@jimbob3332no, I was the truncheon

    • @Qwarzz
      @Qwarzz Před měsícem

      @@jimbob3332 Probably not but seems he got better.

  • @TKs3DPrints
    @TKs3DPrints Před měsícem +18

    think for myself the last fight i was in that involved fists i think i was 18. cant remember who or what it was about.. but the last time i was hurt by another person.. i was 30 and attacked with a hammer had my skull smashed.. turned out i was the wrong person. wrong place. wrong time.. police never found out who it was.. tbh wont call that a fight.. did not even see it coming.. just heard someone running behind me.. and then a bang sounding as loud as a shotgun going of in my head.. next thing i know i am in hospital. so yea 18 last time i had to throw a defensive fist.

    • @SaintArcane
      @SaintArcane Před měsícem +4

      That sounds horrible, the hammer thing, am glad to hear you survived without any lingering injury.

    • @ericaugust1501
      @ericaugust1501 Před měsícem +2

      man that sounds crazy. sympathies. but definitely not a fight. that was an ambush, executed with such luck that no response was possible.

  • @georgealexander8900
    @georgealexander8900 Před měsícem +1

    Fucking love lindy, he's such an all round good egg. Intellegent, humours, genuine, thoughtful, honest, interesting and my favorite person on youtube

  • @kylenetherwood8734
    @kylenetherwood8734 Před měsícem +10

    You're too picky on what's a real fight. Who won the dagger fight?

  • @andrewgood4230
    @andrewgood4230 Před měsícem +1

    Yes, it is the school boy scenario for me. I was very bullied at school.
    One curious thing i noticed is if you stand up to your tormenters, and punch them in the nose, they often become very good friends!

  • @jcorbett9620
    @jcorbett9620 Před měsícem +6

    Another superb Lindy video. 10:32 on "Have you ever been in a fight?" and 10:30 of the runtime spent deciding what is (or isn't) a 'fight'! 🙂

  • @lilacheaven222
    @lilacheaven222 Před měsícem +4

    On the topic of "are school fights real fights?" Let me tell you about school fights in my country in the mid 2000s: during the peak of teen subcultures, it became popular for kids to fight each other with knives and machetes. The goal was to destroy the other's face, film the fight, and post it on Myspace and pass it around via Infrared. Teachers were so worried at one point some asked volunteer parents to stay in class because teachers couldn't handle the situation. There were news vans hanging around schools, waiting for a fight to break out and have the first report. Kids would give their testimony live on tv while in hospital with their faces all cut up like Leather face. It was horrible.

  • @matthewrikihana6818
    @matthewrikihana6818 Před měsícem +10

    Was your fight a fight, or an assault 🤔?
    I'm 53, and i was going to say not since my 20's (at the side of my brother against a pair who tried to take our taxi, we were drunk of course) but then I recalled more recent fracas which were more brief, less physically damaging but more emotional in impact. Then I remembered I fought my son in law's dog a fortnight ago as it was attacking my daughter's cat. Very physical, some blood(mine), the cat did not survive, I was an emotional basket case for a week.
    And here I was thinking my fighting days were over. Thanks for this opportunity to unload and unpack Lloyd.

    • @slots1407
      @slots1407 Před měsícem +3

      Same, but 65 - a couple of months ago I was walking my small dogs on leash, and a bull terrier ran out and attacked the smaller of the two. I dropped both leases and wrestled the bull terrier to the ground and held on to it trying to (unsuccessfully) choke it, until the owner ran out and harnessed it. Physically I was ok, minor abrasions as it was on a paved surface, and a thumb with pulled tendons (unusable for a month, VERY inconvenient), but it took me a while to recover from the trauma of nearly seeing my dog die. It still has not recovered mentally and when I walk her, some days she will panic and pull like crazy to get back home.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      My cats are my babies... I'd do anything for em... Very sorry for your loss.

  • @strongandco
    @strongandco Před měsícem +11

    Never fight an Aussie bird

    • @wes4192
      @wes4192 Před měsícem +6

      Cassowary?

    • @grantcox4764
      @grantcox4764 Před měsícem +3

      ​@@wes4192or emu...

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      That chick Amy from Amy and the Sniffers comes to mind... Yeah she's most definitely not big, but I guarantee she's knocked down more than one pushy dude 😂

  • @seamusoblimey7834
    @seamusoblimey7834 Před měsícem +2

    I fought my two years older sister when we were both teenagers and she almost scratched my face off and bit me in places I didn't know I had, until I ran off crying. Haven't tried to harm a woman since.

  • @JCOwens-zq6fd
    @JCOwens-zq6fd Před měsícem +2

    Too true. Most have no idea what a real fight even is. I grew up kind of rough & tumble but I also have the scars head to toe for my trouble. Including some from knives etc. Hence why I spend my time trying to prevent others from going that route. There's nothing glorius in fighting unless it's for the right reasons.

  • @EJatem-is4eh
    @EJatem-is4eh Před měsícem +2

    Lindyman, you are quite the politician at answering questions…

  • @twosheds7105
    @twosheds7105 Před měsícem +2

    The first and last time I was in a fight I woke up outside the night club, bleeding from the head with an ambulance on the way. One vs many apparently doesn't work like in the movies...

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem +1

      Man, even if it was the liquid doin the talking, I still salute you, nothing more Viking than to know you're gonna lose and step up anyways 🤣🤕
      I've been in that situation a few times... Always had good reason, always knew I was gonna get severely battered. Last time that specific thing happened I was like 17 or 18, had just one friend (not a fighter by any means!!) and had only drank 2 or 3 beers, and this dude, an MMA fighter, fresh out of a 3 year bid in San Quentin, was surrounded by his tweaker wannabe AB peckerwood adorers, was aggressively hitting on this cute girl half his age, and pushing her around and talking all kinds of sick shit... i was absolutely fuming... I thought "f*** it, I just wanna get one proper punch in", and I told my friend to have my back as I sat down my beer and stepped up.... I only remember waking up half outside the front door of the house, with my shirt torn up and covered in blood and I couldn't hear at all out of my right ear, my ribs were clearly ruised to shit or broken... But that girl was holding my head up to stop the bleeding, saying how grateful she was, and my friend was there too, with a proper black eye... The girl ended up staying over (in my bed) cause, ya know, I needed some medical attention 🤣. So sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do... It stopped the girl (who I still talk to 12 years later) from something possibly unspeakable happening. Haha my homie told me the story the next day, the dude was straight up shocked when I walked up and threw the hardest punch I've ever thrown, but the dude just stumbled for a couple seconds, but I already had 3 or 4 bigass tweaked out nazis showing absolutely no mercy to my unconscious body while the poor girl was screaming for them to stop....also, my homie had indeed jumped in and did his best to get em off of me, and its things like that that create brothers... Sorry for the long story, I think it's a funny one with a good ending 😀. Most of my other fights weren't funny in any way though, but I don't regret a thing 🛠️✊🏼🙏🏼

  • @tomaspabon2484
    @tomaspabon2484 Před 29 dny

    Jumping a guy with Mono is such a cowardly move

  • @casinferneycf45
    @casinferneycf45 Před 29 dny

    I love this channel. I like some more of the long form stuff, but I love Lloyd's thought processes on things.

  • @jeffsmith2022
    @jeffsmith2022 Před měsícem +1

    A fist fight, old boy...

  • @maxwellschneiter
    @maxwellschneiter Před měsícem +1

    The last fight I remember was in the mosh pit of some punk concert when I was probably about 24. I was attacked by a few straight-edge types who had been flailing their limbs in the middle of the pit. I think I had gotten upset and threw a couple of them across the pit. I got a bloody lip but stood my ground until the band stopped playing and the crowd separated us.

  • @229glock
    @229glock Před měsícem +12

    Really though, isn’t EVERY Swedish woman “rather nice”? I mean, they’re Swedish. The gold standard of attractiveness. Scientific fact right there.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem +2

      Eeeeeehhhh I think Danish girls are cuter... Ive spent a looot of time in Denmark, especially København (my dad's from Denmark) and I literally saw maybe 2 or 3 girls that weren't straight up beautiful, and ive spent like 9-10 months there... Swedish women are also amazing, buuut IMO the ratio is much lower. Also I noticed danish people in general are mostly blonde, but in Sweden it's more like 60% of them... Idk its personal preference haha

    • @theoriginaldylangreene
      @theoriginaldylangreene Před měsícem

      Parts of Sweden are very "diverse", and of course we also have Greta (my mother drinks heavily) Thunberg. So sadly no, not "EVERY" Swedish woman.

  • @pepperspray7386
    @pepperspray7386 Před měsícem +27

    leave it to a brit to take a simple question and turn it into 10 questions, which also have 10 questions attached.

    • @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv
      @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv Před měsícem +2

      That would depend on the Brit. How about a soccer hooligan?
      'Last Friday during the soccer game that is when. Dint lose, fell down drunk'.
      Never been there, but that is how I imagine it. Toss in an heavy accent.

    • @andrews.7754
      @andrews.7754 Před měsícem +1

      Could be a great politician.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      ​@@EthelredHardrede-nz8yvYour name is funny, because its two enemy king's names spelt incorrectly 🤣. I assume you knew that, and I like it🤣

    • @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv
      @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv Před měsícem

      @@EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      Nice that you like it but no. Pretty sure that Ethelred died before Harald Hardrede was born. There is no correct spelling for either. Just like any other word for that time period. Modern Brits cannot even pronounce Mafia correctly so why would they get old Saxon or Norwegian right?
      Hon. Nyrum Reynolds
      I will say, that a man must be a d-d fool, who can’t spell a word more than one way.
      Often falsely attributed to Mark Twain.
      Like a LOT of spelling in English. Some idiot decided that there was a CORRECT spelling, in both England and America, only different people, and then idiot teachers insisted that obsolete spelling MUST BE THE ONLY WAY TO SPELL. And students were terrorized into thinking that was correct, as if we where French.
      No Cross of dictionaries
      No Crown of English pedants
      Thro off yor chanes of opreshon
      Spel the way its pronounsd
      Ethelred Hardrede
      Speleeng Revolushionary
      Lutenent Kernal In Charge
      Of Egsamples

    • @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv
      @EthelredHardrede-nz8yv Před měsícem

      @@EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      Nice that you like it but no. Pretty sure that Ethelred died before Harald Hardrede was born. There is no correct spelling for either. Just like any other word for that time period. Modern Brits cannot even pronounce Mafia correctly so why would they get old Saxon or Norwegian right?

  • @MickAngelhere
    @MickAngelhere Před měsícem +1

    I have been in a lot of fights , many when I was in school to the point that my report card said that I started most of them . When my parents asked me why was I starting fights I replied that I didn’t start the fights , finished most of them but not all of them.
    As an adult got into a few fights , and then some where a person was actually trying to kill me , or someone else. Intervened in a few situations where a boyfriend was beating up their girlfriend.
    The last time I was in a fight was about twenty years ago when a cyclist attacked me , but he got the shock of his life when I fought back and hard , that he jumped back on his bike and took off. Meanwhile I was been held back by two blokes who afterwards said that they pulled me off him to stop me from killing him.
    As for girls fighting, yes when they are younger some of them can really beat the living stew out of a boy.
    However full grown women, I know personally of three women who could beat the living daylights out of most men . Now having said that, even these women, even though they are trained in combat martial arts they admit that if they came up against a man who is trained in unarmed combat that they would be lucky if they win.
    One of them I would not win if I fought her as she actually trains the police in self defence, the other two I would but it wouldn’t be easy , they both told me that even though I am not trained in martial arts or self defence they knew that I could fight and take some punishment and I wouldn’t be easy to fight.
    When it comes to fighting it’s not the size of the person in the fight, bigger is better, but it’s the size of the fight in the person that is fighting.
    Particularly if you are fighting against multiple opponents ( not fun ) because when you are getting hit and kicked by several opponents at once you have got to be able to take the hits , because once they get you on the ground, it’s game over.
    Rule of thumb, when being attacked by multiple opponents, don’t just stand in one spot and expect them to come at you one at a time like they do in the movies, it doesn’t work that way in real life.
    Always keep moving and fighting until you can make a break for it.
    Having said all that.
    The best fight you can have, is the one that you don’t have.
    Walking or running away from a fight if you don’t need to fight isn’t cowardice or wrong, but a very good thing do in order not to ruin your life or someone else’s because of your ego.
    The only time to fight is if there’s no other option : ie : if you are attacked or someone else is being attacked and unable to defend themselves.

  • @BaddDukk
    @BaddDukk Před měsícem +1

    The postulation on what constitutes a fight was interesting. IMO - an exchange of blows, with intent to injure, by two or more combatants.

  • @thecolbykelly
    @thecolbykelly Před 15 dny

    I’ve noticed it always the kids that were bullied that are convinced that any man can beat any woman in a fight. I don’t know how things are in England, but here in the U.S. I’ve met plenty of girls who could throw down. I got in a lot of fights as a kid and what I can tell you about the “average man” is if you pick a man at random you’ll find someone who is afraid to fight and avoids it like the plague. Like I said, I was scrappy kid and I can tell you that most other boys I met didn’t even like to play fight, let alone fist fight

  • @mbsjanetelizabeth
    @mbsjanetelizabeth Před měsícem +1

    Was your battle with 5-10 boys what started you on the road to re-enactments?

  • @TheHylianBatman
    @TheHylianBatman Před měsícem +1

    I don't know how I felt about that one.

  • @isaackirkwood-smith5182
    @isaackirkwood-smith5182 Před měsícem +3

    I would say regarding the anecdote of the Australian woman, it is possible and even likely that she won fights against (early) teenagers of her age owing to the fact that girls hit puberty younger, and develop strength earlier. - but you were talking about a *man* versus a *woman* and in that sense her anecdote about *teens* is null.

  • @ididthisonpulpous6526
    @ididthisonpulpous6526 Před měsícem +2

    I had a lot of fights in school... As far as a girl beating up a man or boy... So you can say whatever about physical strength etc, but I have on 4 occasions, 2 were the same woman, seen a woman beat the ever loving hell out of a dude. Three of those women were black and from a rough neighborhood, the woman I served with was from Baltimore and she literally knocked a guy out for touching her backside, the other was my aunt who was pipe fitter and could crack walnuts between two fingers. The old axiom of "It's not the size of dog in the fight, but the fight in the dog." is almost universally true. The other is that anyone with a fairly sheltered first world white people upbringing versus almost anyone from the developing world or a more "no nonsense" upbringing is much more willing and able to use physical violence when confronted.

  • @Oxtocoatl13
    @Oxtocoatl13 Před 24 dny

    No adult who's right in the head gets into a fight while sober, and the ones who get into fights while drunk can't handle liquor and shouldn't be drinking.

  • @RealSeanithan
    @RealSeanithan Před měsícem

    The two closest times I ever had to being in a real fight:
    1. Someone broke into my hotel room. It turns out he had never fully checked out, and the staff reassigned the room to me and he thought it was his room, and broke in to get his stuff.
    2. At this time, my parents' house was occupied by me, my parents, and my little sister. At 5'8", I'm the tallest of the aforementioned people. I came home from work in the middle of the night one time to see the silhouette of a 6' man in the house. So I draw my gun and very slowly open the door. Before I get the door open all the way, I was able to tell that the man was my older brother who had apparently come by for the night, so I put my gun away and said nothing to him about it.

  • @were-owlinwisconsin4441
    @were-owlinwisconsin4441 Před měsícem

    The last time I was in a real fight was September 21, 2015. Sunday morning, around 9:50AM. I'd gone to speak privately to another member of my church to politely tell her that I was not at all pleased with the way she'd been bossing people around at a volunteer event the previous Sunday. Unfortunately, she turned out to be a narcissist who cannot handle criticism, and things rapidly deteriorated into a shouting match. After a few minutes of being screamed at, I realized that she was actually trying to provoke me into getting violent so she could play the victim later, and left the building to avoid giving in to the temptation to actually throw a punch.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      Well it was a woman and inside of a church, so I hope you weren't even thinking about it!! 😅

  • @Bedrockbrendan
    @Bedrockbrendan Před měsícem

    Your ability to talk off the cuff and remain engaging still has to be the best on youtube

  • @Saurischian
    @Saurischian Před měsícem

    Hamnibal Crossed the Alps,
    Lloyd crossed us over.

  • @therecordholder
    @therecordholder Před měsícem

    your content has leveled up! love to see it!

  • @uphillwalrus5164
    @uphillwalrus5164 Před měsícem

    In highschool, we used to walk to the park on our lunch and slap box. Sometimes someone would get a welt on their neck and would get in trouble for being out of dress code for “having a hickey.” What’s better is that we would admit to the teachers what we were doing so one of us wouldn’t get singled out, and they didn’t believe us

  • @Pystro
    @Pystro Před měsícem +2

    4:15 *HOW* would you have a "real" fight then? Short of the "99% off" isle in a store for expensive electronics on Black Friday. And even that is only a fight until the other side gives up; injury or the physical inability to continue wouldn't be the goal, unless both sides completely refuse to give up. Domestic violence: I can't imagine that there are many people who would want their significant other to feel more than a sting, no matter how angry they get. Yes, exceptions exist, but are exceedingly rare. The only "real" fight you actually have a nonzero chance to get into is if someone tries to rob you and you refuse to give up your valuables. And then that attacker would need to be someone who decides to attempt that unarmed, otherwise it's more of a shanking/ gunning down than an actual fight.

  • @PcCAvioN
    @PcCAvioN Před měsícem +4

    These comments are full of marvel fans. 115lbs women do not body slam trained soldiers in real life.

  • @versacifyy
    @versacifyy Před 6 dny

    Im proud of Lindy. Looks good. Fun. And dang...that chair. Reeks of success. Good for us.

  • @classicrando2531
    @classicrando2531 Před měsícem

    People fight over honour, reputation etc are all just variables of this.
    A "fight" is when someone wants to do someone else serious harm.
    I've been stabbed, shot, and attacked by a group, but I've never lost a "fight".

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      Proud of you 😂. Not ashamed to admit I've had my head kicked in and been knocked out a couple times... I knew I was gonna get hurt, but it was the right thing to do, so I did... The beer helped 😂

  • @nottarealguy3954
    @nottarealguy3954 Před měsícem

    I certainly was in the right. That geezer was cruising for a bruising.

  • @joannshupe9333
    @joannshupe9333 Před měsícem +1

    I suspect that Lloyd attended all-boys schools? He would never have been witness to a cafeteria fight between 2 girls; it takes some real goading to get a girl/woman to physically fight, but when they do, it's to the death. Perhaps that's why they usually pick a public place to do it (cafeteria) so that they are protected by others from actual death. Many a girl has gone to the emergency room with stabbings from forks, especially in the neck/face.

    • @Oxtocoatl13
      @Oxtocoatl13 Před 24 dny +2

      Yeah, when I was in my early teens it was the girls of the class who would get into vicious physical fights, never us boys. Of course it's random chance that in our class the boys happened to have a healthier group dynamic than the girls but I've seen the girls draw blood in the classroom. There was nothing cutesy of trivial about how they fought.

  • @formdusktilldeath
    @formdusktilldeath Před měsícem +2

    ´For me it was in first class. The class bully, whom I saw pick on other class mates several times by then, was going after my best friend at that time, *on his birthday no less*. That was a bit too much for young me and I confronted him, only to get my face get slammed into a locker and that was the end of that.

  • @anonperson3972
    @anonperson3972 Před měsícem +3

    Men also have faster reflexes (on average)

  • @Sepultra012
    @Sepultra012 Před měsícem

    Another thing to point out about the Australian lady is that she didn't mention how old she was.
    Girls hit their growth spurt before boys do, so it's quite common for girls around the age of 10-12 to be bigger than boys of a similar age, but once the boys hit puberty, that reverses massively.
    People today seem to believe that "Women are just as strong as Men, if not stronger!!" but that's just not true, not even close. Look at the olympic weightlifting, etc. Most average guys are probably able to lift similar weights to female olympic weightlifters, you can prove this statistically.

  • @pcka12
    @pcka12 Před měsícem +1

    A teenage girl of say 14 may well be bigger & stronger than a boy of the same age, that is just due to the way puberty works in males & females.

    • @theoriginaldylangreene
      @theoriginaldylangreene Před měsícem +1

      "Roll up, roll up! Ladies and Gentlemen, come and observe; in front of your very own eyes! Here now, in this very comment section. A human that doesn't understand averages."

  • @georgeetboom7719
    @georgeetboom7719 Před 14 dny

    It’s crazy with strength. I’m a gardener and carry bags of soil about, the off heavy bag leaves and waste. And a two women were on the train carry a big suitcase down a stairs, I asked to help and joined one of the women in carry it down to find out I could just carry it with one arm. I really don’t think there’s anything in it tho.

  • @HipsterYoda
    @HipsterYoda Před měsícem

    I think one thing us men forget is the amount of pent up rage a lot of women have which I think would be something they'd be able to utilise in a fight

  • @jodycarter7308
    @jodycarter7308 Před měsícem

    Millhaven 3rd year in solitary, 10 days no food. I got my blocker up, guarding the door, naked and shaved, a clear garbage bag over my head to protect from pepper spray, and my food tray at port arms and 2 trashbags 1 water, one water and shampoo every walk, every hour. 2 am 3 of the Millhaven mafia (google that, or "warden hank neufeld") tried to come in (if it were legit, it would be 6, one with a selfie stick) he tried smashing down on my head. My food tray (heavy brown plastic) hit his thumb before that happened. I cocked back my food tray again and gave him a look that said "you best be leaving". Then he got that look - the one when people get when they realize they F'd up. He retreated yelling "close it, close it". I remembered a scene from "The Watchmen", so I banged on the door several times with this old so many layers of paint, some of gotta be lead knightstick. It didn't come from a weapons locker that have tamper seals on them. I then screamed as loud as I could "I'm not locked in here with you - you're locked in here with ME! So y'all can come back anytime, ya hear? They never tried again, I finally got my transfer, but they did treat me like I was more dangerous than the three serial killers that were on the bus with me.

    • @jodycarter7308
      @jodycarter7308 Před měsícem

      Oh yeah. I kept it til 35 min before shift change. He came back begging for it. (Literally, not at my insistence). He gets fired and loses his pension if I keep it and show it to the 4 bar in the morning. But they are the Millhaven mafia it's about making as much money as they can. If I cost one a pension, they would kill me. For real, and not just by making sure they put the forty year old white guy on a range where every one else is black or latino and under 25 and hoping something pops off. He even admitted he had to take it back to his car. I told him 30 min, he was terrified it wasn't gonna be enough time. But, he got it back.

  • @RomanII1997
    @RomanII1997 Před měsícem +2

    I'm not agreeing with you about the thing whether men have an innate advantage over women if it comes to physical violence, because, generally, most people are not trained to fight and rarely fight peope who are of comparable skill set, and weight. So, in random bar fight scenario, I'd expect women to hold their ground as well as most men. However, in a competitive situation, yes, men are able to amass more muscle mass and tend to be a little bigger on average, so they should have an advantage. If you were to pit a man and a woman of comparable weight, height and skill set against each other, then it should not make a difference regarding the gender

  • @Nixdb
    @Nixdb Před měsícem +11

    I easily believe a high school girl can beat a high school boy. The boy has had less time in puberty.
    Now take two 25yr olds on the other hand.... if there isn't a weight difference of over 100% and they are both deadly serious, there may be mutual damage but it would take immense skill for the one with the lower bone density to win.

    • @PerfectAlibi1
      @PerfectAlibi1 Před měsícem +3

      A high school girl would still have trouble against a high school boy.
      Pre-teen girls would maybe, and I mean MAYBE, have an advantage over a pre-teen boy.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      ​@@PerfectAlibi1In my (unfortunately) extensive experience with watching and taking part in street fights, that's totally wrong... Not only have I seen smaller women beat the absolute sh** out of wannabe gangstas and such... Pure rage and violence of action can change the course of a battle 🤣
      Plus, what about women extremely proficient at boxing, BJJ, etc.?? I wouldn't mess with some of my boxing girl friends. Doubt you would either 🤣

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      ​But yeah you said high school girls... Well, like I said they could absolutely be outgunned strength-wise but be extremely quick with their fists and have that training and experience I mentioned .. so yeah, it's unusual but them kinda girls are out there, makin dudes cry on a regular basis 🤕😢

    • @PerfectAlibi1
      @PerfectAlibi1 Před měsícem +1

      @@EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      It could also be the boys they beat up, are weaker than the average boys. XD

    • @lancemagmer9701
      @lancemagmer9701 Před měsícem

      ​@@PerfectAlibi1 its probably has to do with the boys being lower on the escalation ladder. Like in Rocky 6 where Rocky was going all out and his opponent was treating the fight as a joke.

  • @erroneous6947
    @erroneous6947 Před měsícem +1

    I’m reminded by my lawyer (barrister) that I should not comment on such things.

  • @TheDeadbone1961
    @TheDeadbone1961 Před měsícem

    When I was thirty: a young man trying to steal my clothes from a hotel laundry. He hit first, I tackled him as I was going down, and I refused to let go. Lucky for me, we were about the same build, and he had no weapons. Police arrived and took him away. And when I was thirty-five: my then-girlfriends former boyfriend. We grappled, I managed to get his glasses, and he simply could not see. The girlfriend pretended to call 911, I gave him his glasses, and he split. The girlfriend and I broke up a month later and she went back to him. Last I heard they were happily married and living in Philadelphia :)

  • @Copperpotish
    @Copperpotish Před 23 dny

    If you don't know if you've been in a fight or not, you haven't been in a fight.

  • @ginojaco
    @ginojaco Před měsícem +6

    Move to Leeds...👍

  • @pskarnaq73
    @pskarnaq73 Před měsícem

    Even a woman who is physically stronger than the man she is fighting will most likely lose the fight. She will either be so surprised that he is fighting back that he will immediately dominate her, or she will fight long enough for him to get a hit in and she will fold up and go fetal.

  • @caaaaaaammmmmm
    @caaaaaaammmmmm Před měsícem +2

    8:33 into this video made me laugh the most and I can soo relate it’s almost common down here in NZ. Keep up the great videos

  • @jownbey
    @jownbey Před měsícem

    Never been in a real fight? You don't know what kind of man you are until you fight. The first time i folded a kid with a right to the jaw i was six, kid kept kicking me in a soccer game lol. My last fight I actually lost but it was for a championship belt in mixed martial arts. Out in society though I see 10,000 people back down for every one fight. The thought of someone making a victim of me would haunt me in my private moments. The loser of a fight sleeps more soundly than a coward.

  • @coryman125
    @coryman125 Před měsícem

    The closest I've ever had to a fight is like, being a pre-teen, playing whatever games with my cousin, things like hitting a ball on a string around. One of us gets a little too rough, hits the other person in the face with it, the other person hits them back, and then we both leave for a bit until we calm down. My high school was surprisingly tame, at least from what I saw of it, and I tend to avoid conflict

  • @TomG1555
    @TomG1555 Před měsícem

    To paraphase an old piece of prison advice: don't pick fights with older guys. They may have less testosterone on average, so less likely to seek out fights...but when they fight, they fight to the end, and are also likely to be more experienced. I think older guys have also "seen things" so they're less likely to escalate unless they have to - they're aware that the other guy might be packing a knife or gun - so if they get backed in a corner, they know its not for fun and games.

  • @kevinsullivan3448
    @kevinsullivan3448 Před měsícem

    The last time I was in a fight was 1992. My little brother was high and he said things you shouldn't say to your mother so fists were thrown. I've had a special reputation in town that my sisters cultivated while I was away being a soldier, so when I moved back to my home town I was too considered too dangerous to get in a confrontation with. It wasn't a lie, I'm 6'2" and weights 220 as a younger man and I carried a fighting knife and handgun for decades. I still carry a knife and pistol when I leave the house.

  • @timverrecchia1654
    @timverrecchia1654 Před měsícem

    classic lindy beige side-track.
    that's why i subscribe

  • @amosbackstrom5366
    @amosbackstrom5366 Před měsícem +4

    "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is. If the-if he-if 'is' means is and never has been, that is not-that is one thing."

  • @vladimirmihnev9702
    @vladimirmihnev9702 Před měsícem +1

    About the man vs woman fighting, Im pretty sure my ex will drop anybody that doesn't know her. Yes most man can knock her out if they go in in full, but they won't and they will not expect to get a perfect round house to the head, so that they will not ready to protect them self and its lights out no matter how hard they are. Yes she is not stronger than a average man but is extremely strong for a woman and exceptionally skilled and enjoys to hurt people. I have been in lot of fights, to include shooting ones, I lost consciousness 3 times once be hit by a 2 by 4, once by a brick hitting my helmet being to close to a building I blew up and by her after tauntig here to not hit me in the face because people have broken hands doing that, next thing I know I sit on the floor and my face is red😮 Woman that know how to fight and keep fit are not to be under estimated. I have met a guy who turned out to be a mop hitman that my beloved had put in a coma for a month for calling her a .... and that guy was scary I mean to me it was obvious that guy would kill me if I came down to a fight. And I wouldn't call myself defenseless by any stretch of the imagination but I don't look scary, I'm 1,90 and 75ish kg lean muscle, that guy makes me look like a hairy face child. 😂 But he was scared shitless by my girlfriend😂

  • @MereMeerkat
    @MereMeerkat Před měsícem +1

    And that's why the average woman will do nearly anything to avoid a physical altercation with an average man...

  • @squelching
    @squelching Před měsícem

    The last time I was in an actual physical fight I was stabbed in the arm. Since then I've done everything but fight. I was quite frightened after that, which I was embarrassed about for a while. I instinctively pulled the knife out of my forearm, so I expect there was some trauma in that. The guy was running away at that point so I'm not sure why I pulled it out.
    Haven't been in any form of physical altercation since.

  • @baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714

    Taking an average dude and 100 random women from his nation I would expect 5 women to be stronger than him.

  • @BrokenIET
    @BrokenIET Před měsícem

    Not sure. Someone in my school got a broken nose in a fight. I suppose in hindsight it wasn’t really that bad of a fight, just happened to have his face in the wrong place at the wrong time. Was only the first blow, and I guess a broken nose isn’t that bad all things considered.

  • @FGCmtg
    @FGCmtg Před měsícem

    Thanks for posting, always a pleasure to hear your musings.

  • @watch-Dominion-2018
    @watch-Dominion-2018 Před měsícem +7

    Question 44: When are we getting the Hannibal graphic novel?

  • @nighthaste9763
    @nighthaste9763 Před měsícem

    I once had a mock fight turn briefly into a real fight. Then, once we realised how dramatically appropriate and satisfying the real fight was, it turned again into a mock fight. Afterwards we shook hands and acknowledged that that middle bit went off the rails.

  • @AB-xo7zw
    @AB-xo7zw Před měsícem +12

    scrap wanted

    • @spaceskipster4412
      @spaceskipster4412 Před měsícem

      😂

    • @Aikibiker1
      @Aikibiker1 Před měsícem

      I have done it as a job. I don't recommend it as a hobby.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      ​​​@@Aikibiker1 Yeah, that was all sad situations... Doin what you had to do. I grew up (and still am) a SHARP (skinheads against racial prejudice), so as you can imagine we are hated by almost everyone, except people that aren't nazis, and know about the roots of skinhead and know the difference... When we were teenagers a good fair fight could be fun, and I've definitely got stories for my grandchildren one day 😂. But in reality it wasn't about that. I see it as honourable to stand up for someone or something even if you know you're about to get a proper kicking. These days I'm 31, and violence is something I don't wanna see anymore. I lived in the ghetto in West Oakland (the Lower Bottoms) before I moved to Europe, and I never again wanna be happily walkin down the street at 1am from a backyard show with a couple homies, drinking our last beers laughin it up, to hear an earth shattering string of gunshots, run around the corner and see a clearly dead 15-16 year old boy, completely unable to save the kid and, as they say, you can't block bullets with your fists😢.... So as you definitely know, sometimes you gotta do whats right and put the boot in, but I've come to a place (Lisbon) where (thank the gods) most times people are just having a scrap cause they're drunk and support the wrong football club or something, in which case they're usually too drunk to do any real damage to each other, so I can't lie, it can be fun or even funny to watch sometimes 😅 God bless Europe!!! Unless you're in south London, luton, or Paris or something🤣 places where American gang culture thrives.. I'm sorry, Europe 😢. Keep fighting with your fists like real men! But only if it comes down to it or someone needs help!! 💪🏼🤕🛠️🇵🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
      Jesus that was a long one... Sorry boys 🙏🏼

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      Damn, was my comment deleted??? I was basically saying real violence is something you don't wanna see, I guess cause I said using your fists to defend something or someone can sometimes be necessary... CZcams 😢

    • @Aikibiker1
      @Aikibiker1 Před měsícem +1

      @@EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 CZcams deletes comments as ll the time. I tried to post links to my county's inmate information site of a guy I caught burglarizing a school to a video once and CZcams would not let me do it in any way.

  • @DonPeyote420
    @DonPeyote420 Před měsícem

    last time I was in a real fight was in 2017 over some bs on Facebook, I tracked down the person, we had fisticuffs and I broke my ring finger in it. Fighting is not worth it guys, it's always stupid and you feel like an idiot for engaging in it.

    • @stevenobrien557
      @stevenobrien557 Před měsícem

      Kek especially an internet fight over your favourite star wars character or whatever

  • @feanor3791
    @feanor3791 Před měsícem

    From someone who has been in real fights:
    Agreed about schoolboy scuffles vs. the real thing. In the former there is a "winner," but in a serious fight between grown men, nobody wins.
    About men and women: not at all a popular opinion, but entirely correct.

    • @feanor3791
      @feanor3791 Před měsícem

      Excluding combat, of course, which is an entirely different animal.

  • @yesh3
    @yesh3 Před měsícem

    Being in a physical fight or angry dispute usually leaves one feeling embarrassed. Unless, perhaps, they fought off a robber or psycho or something.

  • @harkonen1000000
    @harkonen1000000 Před měsícem +1

    Yes, getting no shaving cream on you is definitely not improbable.

  • @him050
    @him050 Před měsícem

    I’ve never been in a fight. Never when I was a kid, never on a night out, nothing. I honestly don’t know how I’ve managed it. I’ve been shoved a couple of times which I imagine would have escalated had I been bothered enough to retaliate. But the closest I ever got to physical violence with someone was when I was with a friend in Barcelona and someone tried to steal his watch. We gave chase and I managed to catch him first and tackle him to the ground. But my friend took care of the “reclaiming” process. So I don’t think that counts as a fight.

  • @ezforsaken
    @ezforsaken Před měsícem

    Lots of people saying things are 'assaults' not fights. Dude if you 'fight back' during an assault, then it IS a fight. If you just attempted to run away or went into fetal position then it's not a fight.

    • @Oxtocoatl13
      @Oxtocoatl13 Před 24 dny

      The difference is that assault is a legal definition. If two adults get into fistfight and they both throw punches, they're both committing a crime and may both get in trouble. Most legal systems even have a provision for using too much violence in self defence.

  • @JingleJoe
    @JingleJoe Před 13 dny +1

    god you're so refreshing to listen to after being subjected to other complete wimps and the utter rubbish elsewhere.

  • @QuokkaSquad
    @QuokkaSquad Před měsícem

    "What do people fight over? They fight over reputation. They fight over status."
    Meanwhile, outside the privileged world, people are fighting for resources and survival.

  • @danield2685
    @danield2685 Před měsícem +14

    I seen a skinny little chick beat up a dude on the basketball team in highschool. It blew my mind. They were boxing and she beat him all over the class room. He was fighting back too i couldnt believe it lol she whooped his az for real it was amazing

    • @rook9714
      @rook9714 Před měsícem +4

      Yes, I think Lloyd overstates the case by missing one critical detail - yes, an average man will very likely beat an average woman in an at least moderately earnest fight (assuming both parties unarmed).
      But an average man - who may well think he is a good at fighting - will still probably lose to a woman who *actually is* good at and/or trained in *actual fighting*.
      Strength is a serious advantage, to be sure, but a lot of skill at fighting (as I'm sure Lloyd knows) can be very unintuitive and must be learned or trained, and someone with some decent e.g., BJJ or wrestling experience will absolutely dismantle someone who doesn't have any, with strength a secondary factor at best.

    • @danield2685
      @danield2685 Před měsícem +1

      @@rook9714 that girl in highschool could definitely box. I dunno if she trained of not but she threw hands with him toe to toe like a dude and he literally had to fight back.

    • @oz_jones
      @oz_jones Před měsícem

      "seeing assault was amazing"

    • @danield2685
      @danield2685 Před měsícem +2

      @@oz_jones Yes. It definitely was. 🤔 seeing a girl not only hold her own, but dominate a dude a foot and a half taller than her and almost twice her wieght actually was amazing.

    • @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510
      @EuTrabalhoParaSagres510 Před měsícem

      ​@@danield2685don't pay attention, hes probably an incel or something 😂. Plus the jock probably had it coming.

  • @matthijsbouma
    @matthijsbouma Před měsícem

    I love this series of videos talking about a question

  • @therecordholder
    @therecordholder Před měsícem

    love the meme of hyperglphs as the end witht the funny brithis archetype saying your screen egos name

  • @SporeMurph
    @SporeMurph Před měsícem

    I think Lloyd led a more sheltered life if he thinks no actual fights happen between school boys or between males and females.
    Teenage boys absolutely sometimes fight to the death, that's why there is a high level of serious injury and murder/manslaughter in that age group, it's worse it some parts of the world and in more deprived areas of course, but it absolutely happens. Same for serious fights between men and women and teenage girls and boys. There are many cases of such violence, you need only look at the news on a daily basis.
    Just because these things didn't happen in Lloyd's private school, he can't convince of them.