| The way he wrote it, it seemed to me it wasn't a "good team brawl". And yes, I do think it is unnessecary for anyone to inflict injury on anyone else. A regular fist fight will not make two 'enemies' suddenly hug and say 'I was wrong'. I thought sports were meant to take the place of fighting, so people can measure 'strength' in less lethal way. If you really want to use your fist, take up boxing or something. I seriously dont think it is 'normal' for people having to fight first to become friends later. My guess is, they just grew up. They fought when they were unsecure teenagers and 'grew up' and understood each other better later. Ow, and for the record, I dont think 'temporary little wounds' should be avoided at all costs (hey, sports are rough sometimes). But once two people start fighting, filled with rage, fear and hatred towards each other, you cannot tell me they always 'just' end up with 'temporary little wounds'. |