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klingerbgoode - 2012-11-15

I remember seeing a few articles awhile back that Phoenix Jones got stabbed and another time got his nose broken. I thought up to now his special power was getting his ass kicked.

This guy had it coming but I still hate "real life" superheroes


M-DEEM - 2012-11-16

Getting drunk is legal, right? I wonder if they ever wander anywhere there might be actual criminal activity. Seems like pretty low hanging fruit, provoking drunks to fight. At the drunks are supposed to act like idiots.


cognitivedissonance - 2012-11-15

Yeah, we're the most socially progressive state in the union, but we need the Tim Eyman plebiscites to affirm our economic prejudices.


spikestoyiu - 2012-11-15

So what's the deal with this law? Do you need an unbiased third party around in order to confirm that both people have agreed to fight? What's the ruleset?

Phoenix here is an undefeated pro MMA fighter. His leg kicks look sharp.


cognitivedissonance - 2012-11-15

You can't use weapons and you can't wear shoes.


STABFACE - 2012-11-15

Shirts are optional.


ez - 2012-12-28

If it's a draw, does the officer declare a winner based on the 10 point must system, or does each combatant have to hire their own arbitrator who then must agree on a 3rd impartial judge, or what?


Jet Bin Fever - 2012-11-15

Wow, so heroic!


Old People - 2012-11-15

Hey, beating up drunk, aggressive jocks is okay with me. I have a busted nose and scars on my head from getting my ass kicked by guys like these, back when I was a (bigger) pussy (than I am now). These days I relish the opportunity to knock down some shit-talking dimwit. And if some understanding cops wants to let some violent probable-rapist student-athlete type get his face fucked up, so much the better.

Fuck. I recognize how wrong this is, and letting them fight on concrete is doubly stupid. Still, schadenfreude.


urbanelf - 2012-11-15

I don't like yelling.

Also, this Pheonix Jones seemed all too happy about beating the fuck out of someone.


DriverStabby - 2012-11-15

He hit him with a cheap shot, dog.


Cena_mark - 2012-11-15

That's why he does this. He's bored. Some bored people become superheroes. Others join the Coast Guard.


DriverStabby - 2012-11-15

Five for evil.

I fucking hate Phoenix Jones.


Doomstein - 2012-11-15

Undefeated MMA fighter turned vigilante psychotic. Why in God's green earth would someone pick a fight with a person like that?

Drinking does not give you magical kung-fu powers. This guy is a trained fighter stalking the streets PRAYING that somebody fucks with him.

Don't play Jones's game.


James Woods - 2012-11-15

Guys, this settles it. I'm gunna be a superhero.


Also,

The evening Phoenix Jones brought down the now infamous Orange-Shirt Threatener was far from just. Orange had called quits, but Phoenix's reputation as a superhero was at stake, and so he payed for his PR bump with his integrity and ended the fight with a well composed strike to the chin of a man who no longer wanted to fight. But one man witnessed this incredible hypocrisy. So now he hunts, driven wild with self-righteousness and lust for the vengeful redemption of his fallen brother, with a side of Napoleon-complex. A creature that calls itself LowBlow searches, howling, bent on destroying the very essence of Phoenix Jones and what he claims to stand for, at any cost to whomever is in the way. LowBlow's only desire is to show the world the lows the man in the mask is willing to go to to stay on top. It all comes together in a triumphant third act in which he disarms LowBlow by admitting to the world that he sucker-punched OST. The world and Phoenix learn to accept that no one is perfect, but that if none of us are perfect than everyone's a superhero in their own way.

I spent waaaay to long composing this comment. I have homework to do. Jesus.


DriverStabby - 2012-11-16

How many mild criminals could you have awkwardly chid in the time it took to write that?


James Woods - 2012-11-16

Eeeeeh, what's the rush.


Adham Nu'man - 2012-11-15

Just like comic book superheroes, IRL Superheroes get into a petty fight with some regular people out on the streets, spend many minutes arguing with them, insults start flying, the cops arrive, they take off their mask, get into a fistfight, then leave on foot with their friends while speaking into a walkie talkie.


subduralhematoma - 2012-11-16

Great job on diffusing that situation harmlessly. I'm a recent transplant to the seattle area and i keep hoping to physically witness this moron make situations exponentially worse and, eventually, get himself stabbed to death.


TeenerTot - 2012-11-16

Orange had it coming. I just wish someone could have popped the mouth of Orange's squawking companion.


memedumpster - 2012-11-16

I am so fucking glad my area just has Juggalos. They are better people in every way.


Rudy - 2012-11-16

All stars for Phoenix's sidekick, Phonecamera Boy and his amazing powers of narration.


chumbucket - 2012-11-16

Stars for teaching me something about "mutual combat states".

Oh and cellphone camera guy taunting the "superhero".

Someone's mad so shirt comes off.

Documenting narration of "suspect" this "suspect" that. Moving north...copy that, 10-4, guy who so badly wants to be in JLA.

This needs to get uploaded onto the next Voyager mission "this is Earth" disc.


NineEleven - 2012-11-16

There's nothing wrong with you that I can't fix...with my hands!


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