MNB 22

[Stephen "The Grunt" Taleferro]

Stay out my buisness Terry this aint got nothin to do with you..this fight is more personal..You wouldn't understand..

[Terry McCarthy.]

If it's more personal, than why not just shut the fuck up and fight?

[Jiraiya Kaito]

You bring up very good point, Teri (Terry). He suppose to be great fighter, but yet he rather let what he say do fight for him. But you no worry. After I finish with Sutefen, he no have ability to talk any more. I leave him with only option of to fight future battles. No more do we suffer by to hear his voice. We only suffer by to have somewhat honorable fight against him.

[Terry McCarthy.]

Thats what this is all about. Honor. So I advise "Sutefen" to stop talking, and save some face. Because if you lose, then you look like an ass for talking so much shit.

[Stephen "The Grunt" Taleferro]

Aug 18, 2008 13:37:02 GMT -5 Terry McCarthy. said:

If it's more personal, than why not just shut the fuck up and fight?

Terry..Shut..the..fuck..up..damn man why you always talk so fuckin much? You got nothin better to do but to hop in other peoples conversations and say some shit? Is your life that pathetic? Would you like a rematch? Is that what your gettin at? cause I WOULD LOVE to have one..that is if your up to it..You already beat me once..so you shouldnt be scared..and Jerry..only a few more hours baby..I cant WAIT..

[Terry McCarthy.]

I'm not trying to jump into your shit. But I absolutely have to point out that you're being somewhat of a hypocrit. We had a great fight no doubt, but before the fight you got on my ass about trash talking. About how a true fighter lets his actions speak for him. Yet you sit here, and argue with Kaito in a war of words. It'll be another ground breaking fight, but I'd like to see a little loyalty to your morals and values.

[Stephen "The Grunt" Taleferro]

Aug 18, 2008 14:02:43 GMT -5 Terry McCarthy. said:

I'm not trying to jump into your shit. But I absolutely have to point out that you're being somewhat of a hypocrit. We had a great fight no doubt, but before the fight you got on my ass about trash talking. About how a true fighter lets his actions speak for him. Yet you sit here, and argue with Kaito in a war of words. It'll be another ground breaking fight, but I'd like to see a little loyalty to your morals and values.

I understand what your saying completely..I am going against my morals..Usually Im stronger than this and I do keep to myself when it comes down to it..but this..this is a fight in which you could not understand..This is more of a personal matter for me..and my rage is taking over

[Terry McCarthy.]

Put your anger in a bottle. Lock it in your mind. Let it build for a few hours. Unleash it in the cage.

["Vicious" Victor Gillean]

people blaming anger, haha. It is an excuse! Anger can be controlled very easily. At Tengu Ninjitsu we teach Serenity, so after the new guys are on board with the training you will not see a single one of them get angry. they will all stay cool, calm, and collected.

Blaming anger is what somebody does when they look back and see what they did was incredibly stupid. They don't want to take responsibility by saying that they were wrong. So they blame anger to convince themselves and attempt to convince others that they are free of blame.

Cowards that cannot face there own wrongdoings have no place in a cage because when they lose, it is never their fault. They always blame lack of training or something or other. They try to convince others that they are the perfect fighter and that if it wasn't for outside influences, they would be undefeated forever.

Kaito, I am not leaving you alone in this. As a part of Tengu Ninjitsu you have a responsibility to maintain Serenity and I expect that you will find it in your heart to apologize to the pubic for losing your head.

Now this should settle the bad blood unless Stephan is going to continue to act like my little brother when he loses at video games with his claims of the game "cheating" and he should win every time. But if Stephan chooses to man up to his responsibilities and join the rest of us at the adult table, he is free to do so.