PhD Mid-life Crisis

Kiz is now the new champion poster.

 

My dad was still getting into bar fights here and there into his late 50s, early 60s. But he didn't have the pulse rate of an athlete at 75, he died a year earlier (not in a fight, in his bed, which considering the way he lived his life, was somewhat remarkable).

 

I'm happy at 74 to be back down to my early 1980s best-ever bar-fighting weight. Haven't had a drink in about 12 years and ...strangely... no more fights. :question: :question: But I keep my skills up, just in case. (Shadow-ninjutsu.) :smile:

J.

 

Dvd may be the best way to deal with a midlife crisis. It is also the culmination of years of learning joys. However, it is not the end of learning but the beginning of new higher education.

 

I used to get in bar fights back when I used to drink. Actually, I used to get in to all kinds of trouble. :smile:

 

From Barfighting 101 (3 Credits): You have to do things in order. First, the fight. Then, the roadwork - RUNNING! Never get too drunk to run!

J.

 

I learned the hard way that it's best not to drink the devil's juice.

Bon dia! :smile:

 

Well, I did learn something worth 5 credits at least. It's good to wear a belt with a big old buckle. It comes in mighty handy in case one should become surrounded by a group of fellas. He he! Nothing hurts as much as a belt buckle to head! I can be mighty travieso myselt. BWAHHAAAAAAAAAA!

 

I thought the first rule in barfighting is that there are no rules.:nutkick::chairshot::smashfreakB:

 

Absolutely true. Mine is just a "rule of order," like "Robert's Rules of Order" for meetings, etc. My rule of order: (1) Fight (2) Run.

First rule of Barfight Club: We don't talk about Barfight Club. :smile:

J.