Dont pick on kids bigger then you! (VIDEO)
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matt612;4968502; said:
i get where you are coming from but that's a bit harsh, kids make mistakes too, they're kids. i'm sure he'll think twice before he decides to do something like that again
the slam did stop him from getting attacked again, lol
Thats pretty awesome, reminds me of myself although I didn't body slam anyone. Basically anyone who is dumb enough to bully someone twice there size needs a wake up call. I myself had more restraint when I was that age, I didn't get picked on because I fought back too. Just no epic body slams.
well KAsey obviously can't fight and is defending himself the only way he knows if he knew how to fight he would have done it after he got hit he looks like a good kid who never hurt a fly until now so props to him , yes he could have hurt the other kid but the other kid could have really hurt Kasey so props to KASEY
Just recently a guy 2twice my size hit me and talked $hit in front of me in the hallway im a freshman he was a sophmore i fought back instantly but i lost but i went down with a fight and i did the best i could they way i knew how to , but 3 years ago i did'nt know how to fight so when a guy hit me 3 years ago i grabbed him by the neck and dropped him on the concrete and got on top of him and just socked the $hit out of him , so moral is you defend yourself the best way you can
BayArea_510;4969229; said:
so the moral of the story is, fight like you don't know how and you'll win
i'll remember that, now that i think about it, if you know how to fight, you do things that are expected so they know how to fight back.
but if you do something so weird and uncommon you'll catch them by surprize. maybe next time i'll do a hand stand and by the time he/she knows what i'm doing, they would've already ate a size 10 and a half and got my teeth all on their ankle
i'm a genius, i mean, really, how do you defend that? lol, gonna go practice that on the wife first though before i actually try it out
Lol that little hooker got the crap kicked out of him, to bad his parents didn't teach him not to be a bully and someone else had too
svang55;4969166; said:
he wouldn't have learned it. Casey would have been bullied again afterwards as soon as he was off his suspension unfortunately. that's the way it works with these little gangs called 'lads'. lol
also that went viral quick. i just saw it a few days ago and now it's in the states
A small, ratty child was squaring up to a much larger chubster while his fellow vermin stood to the left with the camera. The ratty child, known as Ritchard, threw a punch, connecting with the chubster, Casey Heynes. Casey Heynes moved with the punch, but didn't back away or show any sign of pain. This was to be the Rat's first warning, which he failed to heed.
The Rat then began bouncing on his heels, taunting Casey Heynes by feigning punches to his stomach. Casey is seen moving his arm at speeds not yet achieved by mortal men. This was to be the Rat's second warning.
And then, following another feigned punch from Richard, Casey Heynes acted. But it is not right to call him Casey anymore, because he is much, much more. He is the Beast. Channeling the power of the Immortal Ones, the Beast threw himself at the Rat and subdued him. He then proceeded to hoist the Rat up in to the air, pausing briefly to savor the smell of fear, before slamming the Rat down with enough force to destroy the other half of Japan.
Contemplating a kick to the head, the Beast, wise and merciful in victory, decided against it, knowing the Rat was already humiliated and broken. One of the Rat's cronies came up with the intention of getting revenge, but when the Beast looked him square in the eyes he became paralyzed with fear. The Beast, satisfied with his work, turned and strode off to his lair.
Casey Heynes current whereabouts are unknown, but it is very likely he slumbers in an underwater cave in the Bermuda Triangle. Because he's the hero St. Mary's North deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll hunt him because he can take it. Because he's not our hero. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight.
