Edit: Lol imagine they could all be the size of me xD
I think that is easier so they don't clamp on your arms or legs or something, and so you don't punch 'over them'

Daycare centerSpitfire wrote:28. Not bad. Where can i find 28 5year olds to put this therory to the test?

potatoflinger wrote:Daycare centerSpitfire wrote:28. Not bad. Where can i find 28 5year olds to put this therory to the test?




I wonder if that would count?I know my flashlight, lighter, box cutter, and Swiss army knife are just about growths off of my pants.I take them anywhere.Multitools, belt, steel toed boots...
Probably. I wonder how they choreographed that to avoid any accidental injury. Obviously a lot of it is clever angles and sound effects...pizlo wrote:Am I a bad person for finding this HILARIOUS?

Ragnarok wrote:When it says no weapons, does that include my natural "built-in" battle claws?
Because I'm sure if I use those I could get more than the 36 that I get when I do it sensibly - or in reality, I could break out the many other "weapons" I always have on me. Multitools, belt, steel toed boots...
I've got great balance, and I'll fight dirty when it's calused to do martial arts, have been in more fights than I can count, am reasonably well built, very tall ,led for - because no doubt 5 year olds will bite and scrape me. I could have such fun smashing heads together.
Now, if they ever have a virtual reality machine where you could program it for whatever you wanted to do...
About 6' 2" - I only rarely find people who are noticeably taller than me. I think that reasonably qualifies for very tall - 4 to 5 inches above the UK male average. (10" taller than the average female...schmanman wrote:How tall might that be?
I dont know too many people who wear steel toed boots everywhere.

Probably. I am assuming that they use something along the lines of this.Ragnarok wrote: Probably. I wonder how they choreographed that to avoid any accidental injury. Obviously a lot of it is clever angles and sound effects...



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