Waching daily Jul 2 2018

Using pressure points as a form of self defence is about as effective as using your uncle's slightly damp sock as a form of contraception

One of the lovely people who feed my ego by watching my videos has sent me this self-defence tutorial

it shows how to use pressure points to fight off an attacker.

Now the video itself is only the beginning,

the real comedy is found in their response to people who are critical of their advice.

For example, this person said:

To which they responded:

Ah, yes, of course, just spit him! Why didn't I think of that?

But the only way that we're going to know whether or not they actually work is to test them out

so, let's give it a go. But the only way that we're going to know whether or not they actually work is to test them out

so, let's give it a go.

Okay so I know you guys have a lot of stuff to do,

like go to work, or touch yourself.

So we're only going to do three of these pressure points.

First we'll try without resistance

Now we'll try it with resistance

Nope

now we'll try the brachial plexus without any resistance

now we'll try it with some resistance

nope

I think I know why this isn't working, take this and put it in your pocket

Now when I grab you, take the ruler out and measure to find the pressure point

okay, here we go

oh, yeah, that hurts,

But not enough.

now we'll try the last one

Yes, that last one hurt,

but not in a "I need to run home immediately and suck my own d*ck" kind of way

it hurt in a "now I'm really pissed off and am going to hurt you much more than I originally intended to" kind of way.

so, in other words, it's bullshit.

so, that's it for me

if you like my videos and you do want to see more of them make sure that you hit that subscribe button if you haven't already

I will see you next week

If you want realistic women's self-defence advice that actually has the potential to save your life

check out this video by Rich Dimitri,

or this video by Nick Drossos.

Both are very good reality based self defence instructors who actually know what a real situation looks like

They're some gangsta-ass motherf*ckers

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 Salah was the star of the show for Liverpool last season, scoring 44 goals in 52 appearances, on the way to Champions League final

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 Klopp thinks it shows that Liverpool are going in the right direction and shows how much the club have grown

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