Quotes About Aggression

With 25/50 blinds, a loose-aggressive player raised to 150 out of his 2,500 stack from middle position. You decided to call with 9-8 from the button. Both of the blinds folded. The flop came 9-8-4 and your opponent made a continuation bet of 250 into the 375 pot.

I haven't got a gun you homicidal pillock!

Then this other guy, the thirteenth guy, comes crashing right into me. Even with all that was going on I thought, Drug addict. He was pale and sweaty, stank like raw sewage, and had a glazed bug-eyed stare. Sick bastard even tried to bite me, but

I kicked Beaky Nose in the nuts with the toe of my shoe, very, very hard. I have big feet and my shoes have steel toes. This is never good news for the sorry son of a bitch whose balls get in the way of my rage issues.

I don't do martial arts for trophies or for fun. I'm a fighter, and I train to win any fight I'm in. I don't believe in rules and I don't believe in fair fights. You want a fair fight, join a boxing club. I also don't believe in dying for my country. I have a kind of General Patton take on that: I think the other guy should die for his.

You, however, are a psycho bitch who shot my dog.

Wrangham estimated that around thirty per cent of adult male chimpanzees had died as the result of violence by another member of their own species.

Douglas Mock has assembled the animal behavioural evidence in More than Kin and Less than Kind.6 In the Galapagos Islands young fur seals attack their newborn siblings, seizing them by the throat and tossing them into the air, killing them unless the mother seal intervenes.

Is it just me,' Kipps said, 'or does that boy need punching?' 'It's not just you.

I'd never punched an old lady before; I didn't have any problem doing so now.

War! that mad game the world so loves to play.

Hobbes clearly proves that every creatureLives in a state of war by nature.

She was busy trying to stab me to death with her umbrella and I was busy trying to dodge." He made a little face. "She was better at her stabbing than I was about dodging.

Comprende una cosa esencial, y es que hay dos clases de personas: a las que puedes pegar y a las que no puedes, y que éstas no son las más fuertes o las mejor entrenadas, sino las que están dispuestas a matar. Éste es el único secreto, y el amable y pequeño Eduard decide pasarse al segundo bando: él será un hombre al que nadie pega porque se sabe que puede matar.

Il comprend une chose essentielle, c'est qu'il y a deux espèces de gens : ceux qu'on peut battre et ceux qu'on ne peut pas battre, et ceux qu'on ne peut pas battre, ce n'est pas qu'ils sont plus forts ou mieux entraînés, mais qu'ils sont prêts à tuer. C'est cela, le secret, le seul, et le gentil Edouard décide de passer dans le second camp : il sera un homme qu'on ne frappe pas parce qu'on sait qu'il peut tuer.

Quand j'ai vu TIti et Grosminet, toute cette violence contre le pauvre chat, j'ai horreur de Titi. Il était à l'aise, lui, il taquinait le chat ; le pauvre minou, lui, ne comprenait rien et en prenait plein la tête. C'est un naïf. Titi est un salopard.

El fútbol es el bacilo de la guerra civil

El conductor tenía cara de asesino, pero llevaba el tablero del coche abarrotado de imágenes religiosas. ¿A quién podía rezarle un troglodita como él, que arriesgaba la vida de sus pasajeros con tal de ganar un metro de terreno y gritaba horribles interjecciones a otros automovilistas igualmente inciviles?

The self-styled intellectual who is impotent with pen and ink hungers to write history with sword and blood.

Picture a litter of kittens. One is more curious than the next. One is more aggressive than the next. One is a leader, and another is a follower. The first is not potentially curious; she is already curious. The second is not potentially aggressive; he is already aggressive. The third and the fourth are not potentially leaders and followers; they are already that. In exactly the same way a human infant is not potentially smart; he is already smart.

Emotions—sexuality, aggression, pleasure, fear, and pain—are instinctive processes. They color our lives and help us confront the fundamental challenges of avoiding pain and seeking pleasure. We

Anxieties are diffuse states of tension (caused by a loss of mutual regulation and a consequent upset in libidinal and aggressive controls) which magnify and even cause the illusion of an outer danger, without pointing to appropriate avenues of defense or mastery.

And what was sport, underneath, but a kind of sanitized, ritualized violence?

Lionpaw glared over his shoulder at the three cats, wishing he could ignore the stupid truce and rip a piece of fur from each of them.