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Fiat Mutiny | 09-30-2006 03:08 PM
How to handle two drunks - video http://media1.break.com/static/playe...ntentID=157477 Starts off slow, but funny at end. The victim obviously has some training.

lostboy1980 | 09-30-2006 03:15 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video DAMN!!! THAT GUY HAD SOME MOVES! :getdown: time to get my ass back into the martial arts...philly prides itself in it's drunks.

Infidel | 09-30-2006 04:14 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video these are nto drunks, they are romanian or gypsies. and it is not an accidental hand in the face. they meant to pick on the people. this is eastern european street theater in it's finest. too bad for they they tried it on a boxer

mamboni | 09-30-2006 04:49 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video A-holes got what they deserved. Anyone ever laid a hand on my wife like that I'd deck the SOB and he wouldn't be able to stand back up!

<SLV> | 09-30-2006 05:35 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video That guy is a machine! He knew what he was doing, and he knew how to finish the job.

electric-amish | 09-30-2006 10:16 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video Effecient. Man I only saw 11 punchs and three knock downs. note to self: Do not hit girl freinds of bad ass boxer with good aim. Electric-Amish

Lore | 10-01-2006 01:24 AM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video Quote:
this is eastern european street theater in its finest.
All of it - including the convenient location of the camera - seems contrived. It's like those weird French practical joke videos where the complicit 'victim' feigns surprise. The first two guys look wasted. They can hardly keep their balance standing up. They don't return a single punch. They seem unsurprised by the turn of events. They're both silent during the exchange. The cameraman is silent during the exchange. The guy with the girlfriend starts swinging his arms within a split second, without assessing the situation. He doesn't say a word. The response is choreographed. I see three punches connecting, not hard. Then everybody walks away together, proving the falsehood. Quote:
...funny at end
The drunks show their backsides. They're obviously not wearing belts. Some might find that amusing, but don't you just feel a sense of puzzlement at the waste of energy?

sam | 10-03-2006 02:19 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video A daily class assigment, written, staged, and filmed by cinematography students. There are a lot more clues than Lore pointed out. Can you think of any? dtnwn

Goldfinger | 10-09-2006 04:41 PM
Re: How to handle two drunks - video Quote:
Originally Posted by Lore (Post 374443) All of it - including the convenient location of the camera - seems contrived. It's like those weird French practical joke videos where the complicit 'victim' feigns surprise. The first two guys look wasted. They can hardly keep their balance standing up. They don't return a single punch. They seem unsurprised by the turn of events. They're both silent during the exchange. The cameraman is silent during the exchange. The guy with the girlfriend starts swinging his arms within a split second, without assessing the situation. He doesn't say a word. The response is choreographed. I see three punches connecting, not hard. Then everybody walks away together, proving the falsehood. The drunks show their backsides. They're obviously not wearing belts. Some might find that amusing, but don't you just feel a sense of puzzlement at the waste of energy?
:applause_ No doubt about it...

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