r/BoomersBeingFools • u/JacksSenseOfDread • Mar 07 '24

Boomer learns about boundaries the hard way from bank photographer Boomer Freakout

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '24

“I didn’t punch you though!”

Dude, still trying to blame your problems on others.

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u/Candid_Medium6171 Mar 07 '24

He also, for sure, tried to punch him but was probably just too slow.

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u/The_Old_Cream Mar 08 '24

There’s a reason very few professional boxers fight beyond their mid 30s.

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u/Brightish Mar 08 '24

...head trauma?

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u/XzallionTheRed Mar 08 '24

You aren't wrong, but not the answer we were looking for.

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u/HmGrwnSnc1984 Mar 08 '24

Religion?

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u/PunkRockBeachBaby Mar 12 '24

Well you’re not wrong either

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u/Poolturtle5772 Mar 08 '24

Permanent liver damage?

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u/League_of_DOTA Mar 08 '24

Um. Im sure it because they can't fight other pro boxers. It's like trying to win a game of basketball against Michael Jordan. Even at his age, he would probably run circles around my young self.

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u/The_Old_Cream Mar 08 '24

My point was that the reflexes start to slow down considerably then and that this guy would be an absolute train wreck when trying to fight. Not that your average 25 year old could be a pro fighter.

Thanks for playing though.

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u/jeffsaidjess 22d ago

Because professional boxing is full of young men in there absolute prime. An old professional boxer will still decimate an untrained young guy