Fighting Words

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They say that it shouldn't matter what people say, but what do you think maybe the one thing a person can say to you to truly piss you off and make you wanna deck them.
 
If someone says something bad about a girlfriend of mine or stresses her out I will go apesh_t
 
Here's a list of some fighting words, for everyones convienience...

Armdrag
Armbar
The Szechawan Destroyer
Armbar
The Six Handled Family Crendunzal
Armbar...
 
For me, it's usually if someone bad mouths my mom.
 
***got
*****
Stupid ****in idiot
*****ucker

Hmm what else..
 
I have found in my experience that these names hurt the most when I directed towards others:

- poophead
- doo-doo face
- big dumb guy
- Dolphins fan
 
I resort to mockery and sarcasm to get them pissed at me for not getting upset by what they say.
 
**** you is my big one. I just hate that it bothers me. I mean I only say it if i know i mean it and that usually would mean i want a fight. Also if anyone said anything about my girlfriend, id kill you. Do not disrespect women, end of story.
 
"You Jew!"

That or something to the effect of "you Jew-bastard". Just because my name is Jerry doesn't mean I am Jewish.
 
It's just a stupid assumption. I hate it. The worst part is it's not only just when someone is trying to insult me or joke around or whatever. It's that people would ask me serious questions about Jewish holidays and the religion and **** like that, just assuming I was jewish.
 
It's just a stupid assumption. I hate it. The worst part is it's not only just when someone is trying to insult me or joke around or whatever. It's that people would ask me serious questions about Jewish holidays and the religion and **** like that, just assuming I was jewish.

I gotta say, that is pretty ridiculous. It's just a name. People are so quick to assume...
 
Goober. Them fightin words. Because the word itself is soooo stupid that I feel the need to choke slam whoever uses it.
 
"You Jew!"

That or something to the effect of "you Jew-bastard". Just because my name is Jerry doesn't mean I am Jewish.

I like how you're not upset at the use of "Jew" intended as an insult, just the fact that someone would actually think you're Jewish. :up:
 
Well it's used in context of the situation. Like if it had something to do with money,etc, something like "Oh you're being a jew about this" or something like that would come up. It wouldn't just come out of nowhere. It would be in a situation that would present an opportunity to use a stereotype(s) applied to Jews. But I'm not jewish.
 
Something that would set me off would have to be someone saying something about my girlfriend. I know my girls boiling point is when another female calls her a C***.:csad: It's like she Hulks out after that.

I know you guys were saying Jewish slangs were one, I have a Jewish friend and maybe it's just him, but that actually doesn't phase him much. Others may think differently, but he could care less.
 
If you let words bother you, then you are truely immature
 
Well it's used in context of the situation. Like if it had something to do with money,etc, something like "Oh you're being a jew about this" or something like that would come up. It wouldn't just come out of nowhere. It would be in a situation that would present an opportunity to use a stereotype(s) applied to Jews. But I'm not jewish.

What? They're calling you a Jew in context of a situation where a Jewish stereotype applies so the Jew reference is alright except you're not Jewish? I'm not sure if that's what you're saying. :huh:

'Cause if that's what you're saying, I'm imagining a situation like this:
Jerry: *does something sterotypically "black"*
Other guy: "Hahahah, n*****!"
Jerry: "Dude, I am NOT black! :cmad:"
 
Your example isn't really that good of one, because that would be obvious if I were black or not. But because people know my name is Jerry, they automatically assume I'm Jewish. So people who don't know me all that well, make that assumption without me ever saying anything about if I am or not, and then start bringing that into conversation, jokes, whatever. Treated or looked upon differently because of it. I don't like that, it's a stupid assumption to make and surprisingly a lot of people make it. I'm already not a fan of religion, especially Judaism. It's just a bunch of voodoo bull**** to me.

As far as the sterotypes of the Jews go, do I think they are right? Like a lot of steretypes, no. But don't include me in them because of a suspect first name.
 
Your example isn't really that good of one, because that would be obvious if I were black or not. But because people know my name is Jerry, they automatically assume I'm Jewish. So people who don't know me all that well, make that assumption without me ever saying anything about if I am or not, and then start bringing that into conversation, jokes, whatever. Treated or looked upon differently because of it. I don't like that, it's a stupid assumption to make and surprisingly a lot of people make it. I'm already not a fan of religion, especially Judaism. It's just a bunch of voodoo bull**** to me.

As far as the sterotypes of the Jews go, do I think they are right? Like a lot of steretypes, no. But don't include me in them because of a suspect first name.

Haha, you really don't get it. :up:
 
I gon't get it: How is Jerry considered a stereotypical jewish name?
 

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