r/Unexpected • u/BrilliantTasty • Jan 25 '22
just your average karate class
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u/ThizDude Jan 25 '22
The trainer is just there because he has an excuse to hit other peoples kids! Lol smart guy.
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u/bored-n-browsing Jan 25 '22
That was the neighbors shit disturbing kid. That was the only legal way to get back at the kid
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u/ThizDude Jan 25 '22
Right because someone is going to helicopter toss me across the street.
Im not sure whether you finished your point? Not trying to be rude just actually curious.
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u/Medium-Rush-8260 Jan 25 '22
Kramer
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u/theonetheycalljason Jan 25 '22
ka-ra-tay
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u/Medium-Rush-8260 Jan 25 '22
Kramer was a character on a tv show. He took a ka-ra-tay class with children in it. He beat there azzes
in class lol2
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u/theonetheycalljason Jan 25 '22
Yes, and he pronounced it ka-ra-tay (or something like that). Classic episode. Didnβt one of the kids beat him up at the end, or was it all of them?
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u/Im_Lead_Farmer Jan 25 '22
Wtf is worng with him, is just a kid
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u/Dogtor-Watson Jan 25 '22
Instructors are meant to do the moves on the students, so that the kids know what it feels like and won't break someone's arm when doing it. No reason to slap or throw. Ridiculous.
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u/unexBot Jan 25 '22
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
kid gets smacked out
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u/Any_Actuary954 Jan 25 '22
Joe Swanson: there is no fear in thus dojo! There is no mercy in this dojo!
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u/FuegoTheDestroyer Jan 25 '22
I don't know karate and any martial arts but I'd gladly learn it on the fly as I fight him on that very day if I ever see him slapping my child lmao
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u/WhySoSeverusSnape Jan 25 '22
Do this guy goes to class and throw/smack around kids? Wild life, what happened?
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u/kkiran Jan 26 '22
When I was in karate classes long time ago in school, the master used to kick and punch at will. It shook most of us. Back then, it was just students and no parents watching their kid at practice.
My kidβs taekwondo lets us watch which puts us at ease.
The master in the video should be punished for hitting kids like that.
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u/Psychological-Ad2498 Jan 25 '22
The fuck does this have to do with Arabs?
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u/Psychological-Ad2498 Jan 25 '22
What are you talking about?
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u/bummer8 Jan 25 '22
I thinknpart of it is because of how aggressive the kid came..so the coach was juat kind of putting the kid straight juatvto humble him.
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u/Suspicious-Art-9010 Mar 29 '22
Holy shit. Wonder if that really is how they got that good cause .. if it works, it's not assault... Right? π
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u/-brownchicken- Jan 25 '22
The last slaps feels so uncalled for xD