People you are allowed to punch

[Buckeye513]

What about the 5'8" 110lb skinny pencil neck fux wearing TAP*OUT shirts?

Expand that to any non-fighter wearing a TAP*OUT shirt.

 

[sharkonwheels]

Expand that to any non-fighter wearing a TAP*OUT shirt.

But, double-punch to the OBVIOUS...
5'6" 110lb non-fighting geek, Superman comic and Discovery magazine in one hand, Warcraft Monthly in the other, wearing a TAP*OUT shirt with the sleeves cut off...

 

[sharkonwheels]

People who care nothing about the Buckeyes but waste perfectly good seats because they think it gives them "cred" to be seen at the game.

People from the mean streets of upper middle class suburbia who think they have "street cred" because they don't come from THE richest neighborhood.

How's THIS?

 

[Bob Saccamano]

[Ike Turner]Women.[/Ike Turner]

 

[sharkonwheels]

[Ike Turner]Women.[/Ike Turner]

Now now...let's be nice, lest a women's rights group complain to the admins...

 

[WolverineMike]

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILvkEHQPHHg"]YouTube - Saturday Night Live - People Getting Punched[/ame]

 

[BrutuStrength]

Leather braided belts are a subset of this discussion, as they warrant ball taps.

Wtf is wrong with you... ball taps? They are the perfect casual belt. In fact, I'm wearing one now (it's jeans day at work). I wear one all the time with my casual clothes, and need to replace my current one before too long.

They are far better than when guys wear those gay-(NTTAWWT)-looking white belts. I dunno, maybe those are okay with you because they match your fancy "satchel" and lend themselves better to accessorizing.

 

[NFBuck]

People that comb their hair forward...to include that Bieber dweeb.

 

[Dryden]

People who take pictures of themselves in the mirror. See this shit with the young-ins all the time on Facebook now.

Hey kids, cameras have these things on them called "timers." Figure it out. Or better yet, stop taking pictures of yourself in your bathroom, put on clothes that don't make you look like a fucking douche, and make some friends. Then, once you have friends, those friends can take pictures of you doing shit with other friends.

 

[Taosman]

I have some old school aviators that I picked up in a vintage shop in Newcastle, England. How more super cool can you get than that? I think I look pretty sweet in them. Cortesana de K will post a pic of me in them perhaps. I notice all the ladies give me looks when I wear them. Some of them run away because they can't handle my allure.

The shades are somewhat bent out of shape and messed up now though. :( People kept hitting me in the face for no reason when I happened to have them on.

One vote for "would rather see Cortesana de K in vintage aviators".

 

[Folanator]

Anyone sporting this logo....duh.

 

[daddyphatsacs]

Any ass clown who decides that it would be cool to round house kick a punching bag at a bar in some lame attempt to prove to his buddies that he is tough. [censored]ing douche'. FWIW I actually witnessed a guy do this last week at a local bar.

 

[kinch]

Any ass clown who decides that it would be cool to round house kick a punching bag at a bar in some lame attempt to prove to his buddies that he is tough. [censored]ing douche'. FWIW I actually witnessed a guy do this last week at a local bar.

There are punching bags a bars? WANT.

 

[WyoBuck]

People that stop on exit ramps. In fact, I think we should be allowed to remove them from the gene pool entirely.

 

[1997Buckeye]

People from the mean streets of upper middle class suburbia who think they have "street cred" because they don't come from THE richest neighborhood.

I graduated from Linden McKinley in 91'. We would always laugh at these "Wiggers". They have no idea what the ghetto is like. We would occasionally befriend a kid from UA and let him hang in the "Hood" for a weekend. Usually he was ready to go home by 11:00am on Saturday.

Due to where I was raised, I had to join a Fraternity in college so I could communicate with Upper-middle and upper class friends. Going to OSU was a culture shock to me my first two quarters.