| If settling a potential corporate lawsuit with an arm wrestling match is "childish," than Subby never wants to grow up |
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| hoodiowithtudio
The southwest thing...whats wrong with that? |
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| Djkb
You can't be a Toys R Us kid forever. |
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| 23FPB23
ffs |
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| INeedAName
All international conflict should be solved this way. |
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| Bonanza Jellybean
Dana White and the Fertittas have in their contracts that any disputes over the direction of the company (ZUFFA, which owns and operates the UFC) will be settled by a grappling match. |
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| SpdrJay Yeah, but eventually all CEOs will be big, smelly biker-types instead of bloated psychopathic white guys... |
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| Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener
Oh, subby, that is *so* over the top. |
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| FloydA The word "Than" is comparative. For example: "Subby is less literate than a baboon." The word "Then" is conditional. For example: "First, Subby wrote this headline, then I mocked his marginal literacy. It's really not that hard. |
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| ZAZ Christie's sought advice on the matter (from kids within the company) and were told to choose scissors, because "Everybody expects you to choose rock." I played rock-paper-scissors for trivial stakes with a man who I knew to be an excellent poker player and venture capital big shot. He tried to influence my choice by telling me something like, beginners always choose rock. I went with rock anyway and won. |
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| Allen. The end. Hmm...suddenly they hired (fill-in-the-blank-wrestler) to head up HR! Kooky, innit? |
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| kroonermanblack
Bonanza Jellybean: Dana White and the Fertittas have in their contracts that any disputes over the direction of the company (ZUFFA, which owns and operates the UFC) will be settled by a grappling match. Ya, how shocking that a company built on wrestling and image has released a statement that says 'we will wrestle' about something. Like totally Rick Flair up in this biatch mang. |
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| brandent
FloydA: The word "Than" is comparative. For example: "Subby is less literate than a baboon." The word "Then" is conditional. For example: "First, Subby wrote this headline, then I mocked his marginal literacy. It's really not that hard. So subby never grew up? Win win. |
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| rickane58 FloydA: The word "Than" is comparative. For example: "Subby is less literate than a baboon." The word "Then" is conditional. For example: "First, Subby wrote this headline, then I mocked his marginal literacy. It's really not that hard. I prefer the old mnemonic: I'd rather have sex then masturbate. |
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| ExcaliburPrime111
Arm wrestling used to be something done fairly regularly as little as a couple of decades ago. Nowadays, if you challenge someone (even a friend) to an arm wrestle, you are treated like a lunatic. Same thing for regular wrestling between friends. It seems that despite the liberality and openness of the times, young men are hypersensitive to the "gay" label (NTTAWWT), to an unhealthy extreme. |
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| Can't_Think_Of_A_Name
SpdrJay: Yeah, but eventually all CEOs will be big, smelly biker-types instead of bloated psychopathic white guys... You say that like it's a bad thing. I say we give the smelly bikers a chance on top. |
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| LoneWolf343
ExcaliburPrime111: Arm wrestling used to be something done fairly regularly as little as a couple of decades ago. Nowadays, if you challenge someone (even a friend) to an arm wrestle, you are treated like a lunatic. Same thing for regular wrestling between friends. It seems that despite the liberality and openness of the times, young men are hypersensitive to the "gay" label (NTTAWWT), to an unhealthy extreme. You mean, they aren't as driven to conform to arbitrary definitions of "manliness." |
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| Gyrfalcon I dunno...wouldn't it be better to do it this way than drag everyone into court for years and years, spend millions of dollars on corporate lawyers, and in the end solve nothing? Why NOT solve it with a three round winner-take-all arm wrestling match? |
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| Mock26
I love the Southwest Airlines story, especially because the CEO of Southwest lost, but his opponent still decided to let Southwest use the slogan. |
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| KrispyKritter INeedAName: All international conflict should be solved this way. i agree with you & Subby. it's wealthy Daddy Warbucks types that gladly fill young people full of patriotic propaganda punch and send them off to die. most every day people just want peace and to get along. i hope some day people biatch slap governments war lust right off the planet. |
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| EngineerAU
ExcaliburPrime111: Arm wrestling used to be something done fairly regularly as little as a couple of decades ago. Nowadays, if you challenge someone (even a friend) to an arm wrestle, you are treated like a lunatic. Same thing for regular wrestling between friends. It seems that despite the liberality and openness of the times, young men are hypersensitive to the "gay" label (NTTAWWT), to an unhealthy extreme. Arm wrestling died in 1987. Link |
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| FloydA Gyrfalcon: I dunno...wouldn't it be better to do it this way than drag everyone into court for years and years, spend millions of dollars on corporate lawyers, and in the end solve nothing? Why NOT solve it with a three round winner-take-all arm wrestling match? Do I have the option of greasing them all up first? Do I have the option of selection of the warehouse in which the battle takes place? Am I allowed to lock the doors from the outside, so that none of the contestants or the audience can escape when I decide to cleanse... ...I've said too much |
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| ciberido
FloydA: The word "Than" is comparative. For example: "Subby is less literate than a baboon." The word "Then" is conditional. For example: "First, Subby wrote this headline, then I mocked his marginal literacy. It's really not that hard. "Then" as a conditional would have a different example, such as "If you put too much sriracha on your eggs, then your mouth will burst into flames." In the example you gave, "First, Subby wrote this headline, then I mocked his marginal literacy," the "then" is a conjunctive adverb. |
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| Mad_Radhu You have to admit, it's a little over the top. |
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| Gyrfalcon FloydA: Gyrfalcon: I dunno...wouldn't it be better to do it this way than drag everyone into court for years and years, spend millions of dollars on corporate lawyers, and in the end solve nothing? Why NOT solve it with a three round winner-take-all arm wrestling match? Do I have the option of greasing them all up first? Do I have the option of selection of the warehouse in which the battle takes place? Am I allowed to lock the doors from the outside, so that none of the contestants or the audience can escape when I decide to cleanse... ...I've said too much No no, do go on. Is the oil flavored or spicy? |
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| Mad_Radhu Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: Oh, subby, that is *so* over the top. Dammit, missed that comment when I read through the thread quickly on my phone. |
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| Tiiba
INeedAName: All international conflict should be solved this way. You picked paper! I picked scissors! Now you and your children and your children's children shall be our voiceless slaves until the end of time! |
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| crabsno termites
Submit that the best way to settle international disputes is bare naked, hand to hand, unarmed, to the death combat between heads of state. How many lives would we save? /Very bitter vietnam vet. |
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| Gyrfalcon crabsno termites: Submit that the best way to settle international disputes is bare naked, hand to hand, unarmed, to the death combat between heads of state. How many lives would we save? /Very bitter vietnam vet. None, if these douchebags insisted on having seconds. (By seconds I mean "seconds' in the dueling sense of the term) |
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