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Is BJJ a team sport

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  • #92
    RJJIreland
    Registered Users Posts: 21 ✭RJJIreland


    Mellor wrote: »
    It's a hypothetical situation to highlight the so called non literal team sport.
    It could be as simple as a few local clubs getting together. So, it's not irrelevant. Besides, the question was retorical really.


    Whats that got to do with my post? I didn't say there was anythign wrong with closing out brackets.

    It's pretty simple. It's an individual sport.
    If people choose not to fight when they don't have to, thats fine. But it doesn't change the fact that you compete as an individual.

    i think it's a team sport. when i compete, i compete as a team in both a literal and non-literal sense. my posts and opinions are also rhetorical and hypothetical, so what has your post got to do with mine?


  • #93
    Mellor
    Registered Users Posts: 39,001 ✭✭✭✭Mellor


    RJJIreland wrote: »
    i think it's a team sport. when i compete, i compete as a team in both a literal and non-literal sense.
    :rolleyes:
    Even the other posters have the sense to admit that on the mat its a individual competition.
    Saying you literally compete as a team just looks like you want to argue.
    my posts and opinions are also rhetorical and hypothetical,
    An opinion can't be rhetorical nor hypothetical.
    Either you aren't understanding the posts, or you are just repeating me, which is childish.
    so what has your post got to do with mine?

    You quoted my initial post, or at least attempted to.


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