Step 3: Close Range Combat
When your enemy gets to close there is no need to lose your rubber band. Stretch it out between your thumb and index finger and use your other hand to grab the part of rubber band closest to your palm and pull up or for extra pain pull the rubber band closest to your palm up, grab the other part of the rubber band on top, release the bottom strand and pull the top part up. To attack put your index finger and thumb on your opponent and release.
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NE patsrock
says:
Jul 4, 2011. 7:50 AMReply
its kalled bee sting at my skool
AWESOME9802
says:
Dec 12, 2009. 11:19 AMReply
Ah those sting! We also use rolled up wads of paper and have "wasp" fights. Then we have to hide them if a teacher sees them.. They're already banned here
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popcorn4lunch
in reply to Mar 7, 2011. 5:15 PMReply
oh, those are fun :)
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jpault
says:
May 2, 2009. 11:19 AMReply
god i hate those
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EPL
says:
Apr 18, 2009. 2:32 PMReply
this is called a spiderbite.
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andrewdpham3 (author)
in reply to Apr 20, 2009. 6:41 PMReply
there are alot more names to this than just that
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EPL
in reply to Apr 21, 2009. 1:44 PMReply
well, yes this is one that I think is commonly used
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fireblast_1212
in reply to Apr 26, 2009. 3:43 PMReply
It's also called the hornet sting or and bite at my school.
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EPL
in reply to Apr 27, 2009. 1:57 PMReply
those are good names.
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fireblast_1212
in reply to Apr 27, 2009. 2:44 PMReply
Yeah. I meant ant bite, not and bite.
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