I would punch him in his ribs, and twist his thumb, cuz i know he has injuries in em from long long ago but injuries that has not healed

SO yeah I would win

JesusOurSaviour

United Arab Emirates1141 Posts

April 27 2011 02:16 GMT

#382

I'd lose to my clone... I'd be so shocked at seeing him, then surprised that I was "that" strong and get totally manhandled. (I weight 89KG, 1.71m Tall, Rugby player, can't fight and won't fight though)

Sarang

Australia2363 Posts

April 27 2011 02:27 GMT

#383

I don't think we'd make the exact same moves. Think about it - if you fought someone twice, would you make the exact same moves every time? Of course not.

There's absolutely no reason why my clone and I would fight the exact same way, because I wouldn't always fight in the same method.

Apart from that though, as my clone and I would be of literally the exact same strength and proficiency, the fight would be impossible to predict. But because I'm the good guy, I'm sure I'd win in the end.

EDIT: Actually, for us to be fighting, wouldn't one of us have to be the 'evil' clone? In that case the evil one would win 'cause he'd fight dirty. =P

darunia

United States139 Posts

April 27 2011 02:36 GMT

#384

I always had success using the spin attack...

We are talking about the clone battle in Ocarina of Time right?

Bub

United States3518 Posts

April 27 2011 02:50 GMT

#385

I'd laugh at him because hes the fake one and I'm not, and he would be the one crying and telling his mom all about it.

I don't do that. I swear.

Actually we would be duking it out pretty good until we both get purple spots, then laugh it off on the way to the bar. We would be great wingmen for eachother!

flavorless

United States59 Posts

April 27 2011 02:58 GMT

#386

Those suggesting that I learn quantum theory need to learn the definition of symmetrical.

shane_danger16

United States40 Posts

April 27 2011 03:00 GMT

#387

I guess it just depends on what you believe. If you think all behavior is just reaction to physical stimuli then it would be an awkward symetrical fight. However I believe in free will which i think would cause differences in the fight. Also your on different sides of the room so not everything is exactly the same there could be the tiniest difference in air temperature or pressure or w/e so things could change.

Yung

United States727 Posts

April 27 2011 03:00 GMT

#388

I think that scence im very reationary i would not fight and wait for him to move, there for we would he would do the same, also i would want to play him in sc2 so we had a super epic game.

Utinni

Canada1196 Posts

April 27 2011 03:18 GMT

#389

I couldn't scuff up that pretty face.

fake punch into exploding high five.

We would both prolly unintentionally make a "6th Day" quote and then giggle uncontrollably.

Edit: On second thought: If I walked to the left of the room, and my clone did as well... we'd be circle and assuming he'd do the same thing I did, I would try to stop the flow of my opponent... We would be in different positions then each other and we would be coming at each other at different angles.

I think it would happen the initial way I expected though... My brain hurts now.

andrewwiggin

Australia435 Posts

April 27 2011 03:26 GMT

#390

are you saying that

we are both on the EXACT SAME starting conditions?

it doesnt matter. your idea that we'd do the exact same moves/exact same time would work if we were in separate but identical rooms with same starting conditions.

but here you're facing a.. oh

i see what you mean.

coz if i move to right punch, he's starting conditions = same, so thought processes at exact same place and he moves to right punch, but sees me doing the same/i see him doing the same.

okay well then. it'd be an unwinnable fight, unless you both go for akill move. =)

Ridiculisk

Australia191 Posts

April 27 2011 04:28 GMT

#391

My clone and I would look at each other... give up on the fight and go have a few cones together.

I'm a lover, not a fighter, and as such, I assume he is too.