Boys will be Boys: Arm Wrestling

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[bigmember123]

sooooooooooooo

Hooooooooooooot !!!!!

[holeinmydonut]

Im all hot and bothered, amazing. X

[Kai6786]

The taller guy on the right is much stronger, only the other is cheating with his body.

[spevi1234]

If the guy on the right wasn't so stupid, he would know that by using that form he's going to hurt his arm. The left one had much better form.

[nawzy202]

next time please dont armwrestle you will end up with a broken arm learn first

[unclerod51]

Wow, that was real!

[tormusks]

this is exactly why novices end up with broken arms, look up

spiral fracture numb nuts.

[chckie3]

@ThePestek I don't do tournaments, either, but do want to play fair. Guess if both guys agree that it's ok, then it is. Unless, as you said, you're in a tournament - then you do have to obey their rules. So, do you arm wrestle much?

[ThePestek]

@chckie3 I don do tournaments but in Poland Arm wrestlin is really common thing , and I've also been watching good few tournaments of arm wrestlin.Of course you can make up your own rules for arm wrestlin but its all up to you , in tournys you have to obey rules.

[chckie3]

@ThePestek Ok, I did not know that. I always thought that was a part of the "wresting" part of arm wrestling, maneuvering for a better hand position so as to have better leverage to put the other guy down. Knew you had to have arm and wrist straight at the start of the match, but thought you could maneuver like that guy did after the match was on. But, I've only arm wrestled casually, so haven't had too many rules to deal with. Do you do tournaments?

[ThePestek]

@chckie3 its actually not legit , you have to keep ya arm and wrist straight.

[chckie3]

@ThePestek

Yeah, I do see that, but I didn't know that was cheating. I've had lots of guys do that to me in matches, and I've done it, too. Thought it was legit after the match had started. Figured that's where the phrase, "getting the upper hand," came from.