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  1. I’d very much like to punch a feminist.

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    I’d never, ever hurt a lady but I’d be happy to punch a feminist.

    It’d bring me great joy.

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    I’m 6’2 and weigh 180lbs

    ready when you are

    Or if you’d like to have some more options….

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    I’m 6’4”
    228 pounds
    and have 9 years of combined martial arts training and 3 years of being a Line Backer in football.
    Just in case you are looking for variety.


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    what about a lady and a feminist. warning, combatives certified soldier.

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    im tiny, i’m like 5′4 and 130 lbs but u can fight me too

    Reblogging for the last one cuz that’s adorable

    SO PROUD

    The Fantastic 4 we deserve

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    Watch!: And when you started out, there were almost no Asian-Americans on TV. Now you’re Watson. The TV my Asian-American daughter grows up watching will be very different than what I grew up watching.
    Lucy: It is significant, and I think we still have a long way to go. It is good that you’ll have to explain to her that when Daddy was a teenager, there wasn’t anybody like her on television. People say I’m a pioneer, but I don’t recognize it because I’m still living it. Maybe on my last breath if they name a street after me in the city, I’ll say, “Wow, I made a difference.” Right now, it doesn’t feel like it. [x]

    Lucy Liu in the October 2013 edition of Watch! Magazine

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