I wouldn’t meet him. Anyone that has to hide behind a computer to be a tough guy is surely a little off. Just blow if off it makes not a lick of difference to your life. Besides the real tough guys don’t give anyone any problems either on the internet or in real life. 

 

 

12 minutes ago, A5BLASTER said:

If he is from LA I can almost guarantee you he will have a gun and knife and all his homies with him.

 

If he us from northwest louisana he will have his whole family with him too fight you too.

 

People like that are weak scared lil

boys, best too brush him off and move on.

And if he is from the So Side of Chicago, I'd advise you not to cross the state line!

 

 

 

Mike

He already won.  He got into your head and made you angry enough for violence all while he is probably laughing his butt off.  

if you want to go ahead and meet him do it but i sure wouldn't have posted up saying so because doesn't that sort of turn you into an "internet tough guy"?

 

Maybe he's some punk ass 13 year old teenager?  You could just wring his scrawny neck when you see him or look at him wrong which may send him for the hills.

You don't want to be stuck listening to the Sooners win the semifinal game over Georgia from the county jail's guard's cell phone Monday afternoon...

Whip his ass, sea bass!!

 

I’m just kidding. 

An old state trooper used to teach defensive driving here. He said “Don’t get in s stinking contest with a skunk. They’ll out-stink you every time.”

 

Oh, yeah, and Georgia is going to curb stomp OK. 

The fact that you're even letting this clown get to you is concerning in itself. Life is too beautiful to let anyone rob you of your energy. Tell your wife she is right, then take her out to dinner. Focus that energy on things that truly matter. But whatever you do, don't meet this guy up man

7 hours ago, QUAKEnSHAKE said:

                

That about tells the story of how such a meeting would go, except that police car could very well be replaced by a hearse.

12 hours ago, jbsoonerfan said:

Thanks guys, I agree, not a good idea. I just think some people only say things because they know nothing will be done about it.

You're absolutely correct, people will say things they'd never dream of saying in person, because they know there's next to zero chance of any repercussions. At my work, they're called "Door Warriors", guys who talk all kinds of trash behind a 300lb steel door, but are "Yes sir, no sir", when the door is opened. Glad you seem to have taken a step back and let your emotions calm down. I don't think there's any need to continue any further here.

 

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