Why can RVD  can flinch out of chair shots to the head, but not a sucker punch and a fireman's carry ?
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You don t get it ......... Getting "FU" d is like the Undertaker giving an opponent  "The Last Ride " on a saw horse .
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The slowest muzzle velocity ammo is faster than the speed of sound, add reaction time of deer to it, no. Multiple shots possibly afford some escape time.
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isnt he the same guy that says you cant grill it till you kill it.isnt he the same guy that insists on shooting every kind of aniaml there is to shoot. isnt he that crazy nut that lives in MI on a ranch. The guy has a right to his openion. isnt he the guy that sang a song that told janet reno to kiss his. so why dont you tell me
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John Wayne would take him quick.  No problem.  He used to play football and was also a stunt man.  Even if Ted had a bat he'd just take it away from him and beat him with it.
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In training, you are taught to shoot for center of the mass. If your target still poses an immediate threat to your life or others, you keep shooting (within reason) in order to neutralize that threat. Handguns are not as light as they may appear, and not as powerful as TV and movies make them out to be. They are heavy, hard to aim, and also do not have alot of "stopping" power, and as such sometimes require multiple shots to render a suspect disabled.\n\n99.9999999999% of the time an officer will fire his weapon in order to save his life or that of someone else; they are trained to do so, and only do it within the confines of the law and their use of force policy. Yes, suspects die in the process. What you have to remember is that individual was part of a situation in which an event or series of events took place culminating in the end of their life, and that is ultimately what counts. Whether they had a story doesn't usually matter at that point; they already took it to a level where deadly force was necessary.
533959
He can head the ball but he cant generate power on them. Reason being that because he is so tall he has never needed to develop his neck muscles during his youth and now its all caught up with him.
530176
He doesn't have good form.  I think he's a little self-conscious about it.  He looks like he tries to aim it in, rather than just be loose and shoot it.
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It's an uncontrolled reflex. Most scientists can't explain it either.
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It could have been a single gunman, He was a former Marine and very well trained to shoot a rifle. The thing I dont' understand was his escape route and what he did after.I mean if you are going to plan the thing out, It just doesn't make since. I think he was a stooge, setup to take the fall. And may have been setup from the inside. look at the photo of LBJ being sworen in on the plane back to Washingto..That man had a smirkish smile as big as Texas. {he may have known something}
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tHINK ABOUt how the hold is applied; your strongest muscle of upper arm, triceps, is helpless, and biceps is "stretched past normal equilibrium pt"; \n\nHave you tried a crossover under the point of application to his knee?If you can lock one of his legs off, then get him "flipped" in a half flip, you can "work with free arm" down into his lock; if you are "face down, and he has knee in shoulder and bar applied, I have seen a "high-risk" power up off one leg, driving you up, creating just enough space to "roll into him" for leg grab; key is "resolve, focus, execute"; when you make escape move, MAKE it; you cannot thrash about while this straining move is applied, or you'll end up with a sore arm AND exhausted; the longer he applies it, the more ATP you will burn "as a reflex" as arm tries to straighten itself; multiple "moves at him" that he repels worsens it; so make it count!
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I think that Undertaker is going to when.  I don't think that RVD can when because he is in ECW and they cant play.
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He uses an M16(A1) with an M203 40mm grenade launcher.  The scenes are kind of dumb because I don't think the round travels far enough to work in the real world, they have to go 31 meters for the HE rds to arm.  Sometimes live rounds don't ever arm, they just skip along the dirt and stop without going off.  (I am speaking from first hand experience, just BTW.)
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Hi,\n\n I think RVD has a better change to win. They are both similar only RVD seems more powerful.\n\nKarl\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/smithkarl
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John Cena has overcome the odds time and time again. He has endured Steel Cage Matches, I Quit Mathes and even the Elimination Chamber. But it was just too much Sunday night at ECW One Night Stand for The Champ to overcome. Cena was able to adapt to the most rabid and hostile crowd he has ever seen, but he could not overcome Edge spearing him through a table, the Five Star Frog Splash and an impromptu three-count by Paul Heyman in this Extreme Rules Match. And when the bell rang, Rob Van Dam made history and was declared the Champion. But what Championship did he win - was it the ECW or WWE Championship? \n\nThe capacity crowd at the Hammerstein Ballroom was one of the loudest and relentless crowds ever heard, but their reactions all night paled in comparison to when RVD was announced as the new champion. After RVD was handed the gold, the place erupted and it sounded as if it was Mardi Gras, Spring Break and New Year’s Eve all at the same time. The fans were high-fiving each other, RVD climbed up to the balcony and celebrated with his wife, and then joined his ECW brothers who had filled the ring. RVD hoisted on the shoulders of his hardcore compatriots was the final scene at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City, but it was an insanely wide ride that led to that moment. \n\nFrom the moment Cena entered the ring, he was bombarded with loud and insulting chants that are not even fit to print. When throwing his shirt and hat into the crowd, they were thrown back time and time again. Cena knew he would be traveling into hostile territory, but he was still visibly upset at the reaction. But as time wore on, Cena got used to the crowd, and at times even seemed to enjoy it. He taunted the extremely loyal fans with his Five Knuckle Shuffle, and was even brave enough to follow RVD into the crwd for an attack. It seemed like everyone in attendance was Cena’s enemy, but he didn’t count on Edge being one of them. With RVD on the outside, a mysterious man in a motorcycle helmet speared Cena through a table which was propped up in a corner. He slowly took off his helmet to reveal his identity and was mat in unison with a thunderous cheer of, “Thank you, Edge,” by the ECW fans. Edge also knocked out referee Nick Patrick before exiting. With that RVD came in and saw the fallen Cena before promptly climbing the ropes for his patented Five Star Frog Splash. After hitting the maneuver he tried to revive Patrick, but to no avail. Paul Heyman then rushed to the ring, RVD made the cover, and the head of ECW made the three-count and history was made.  \n\nthat's all what happened with "Cena and RVD"
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No. I thought it was for a long time but recently I found out that it was all Kayfabe (part of the on screen storyline). Earlier in the match, Owen Hart hit his signature move, the Enzeguri. This move is used a lot now but while Owen was alive, it was not that common. After michaels got up he pulled his collapse act. The WWE tried to say that the kick caused him to have a concussion.
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I agree with you totally with tthat. He does have good wrestling moves. But, I guess those are the only two  moves I have seen him work with.I could be wrong. Have a great day.
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Because hes so freakin tall and powerful. Have u seen wat hes done to pple? He practically knocked down undertaker with one blow. Now tell me have ever seen anyone else do that?