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Fights in friendly situations

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nah I allways egg em on then put the boot in whilst they are scrapping.

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Far be it from me to discuss whatever my proclivity or prowess for violence may or may not be or what my personal history is in this regard. I see this kind of thing as online message-board drivel at its most pathetic. You should think long and hard, divegeester, about whether your rather obvious efforts to smoke such utterly sad people out into the open in this way is unkind to them seeing as they apparently cannot help themselves.

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@fmf said
Far be it from me to discuss whatever my proclivity or prowess for violence may or may not be or what my personal history is in this regard. I see this kind of thing as online message-board drivel at its most pathetic. You should think long and hard, divegeester, about whether your rather obvious efforts to smoke such utterly sad people out into the open in this way is unkind to them seeing as they apparently cannot help themselves.
Shurrup or I'll bray ya!

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@the-gravedigger said
Shurrup or I'll bray ya!
wanna hand or a boot?

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@the-gravedigger said
Shurrup or I'll bray ya!
Definition of bray

(Entry 1 of 2) intransitive verb. : to utter the characteristic loud harsh cry of a donkey a braying donkey also : to utter a sound like a donkey's bray with laughter. transitive verb. : to utter or play loudly or harshly "I'm the best!" he brayed. 🙂

-VR

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once
i thumbed the fight down
and the situation up
nobody cared

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Yes.

And the fight did not happen.

Just the once, but I'm still happy I managed it.

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@very-rusty said
Definition of bray

(Entry 1 of 2) intransitive verb. : to utter the characteristic loud harsh cry of a donkey a braying donkey also : to utter a sound like a donkey's bray with laughter. transitive verb. : to utter or play loudly or harshly "I'm the best!" he brayed. 🙂

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All correct but to bray someone is also English slang to beat someone up.

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@the-gravedigger said
All correct but to bray someone is also English slang to beat someone up.
Thank you, I don't know English Slang, but learning old chap~! 🙂

-VR

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