10 Jokes For Fencing

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Updated on: Sep 17 2024

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Fencing is the only sport where you can win by stabbing someone, but you're not allowed to bring a fork to a dinner party. I mean, imagine applying fencing logic to Thanksgiving: "Sorry, Aunt Margaret, I'm just practicing my parries and lunges!
Fencing is the only sport where if you accidentally bring a metal detector to the game, everyone will applaud your commitment to safety. "Well done, Gary! Always thinking ahead.
Fencing is like the sophisticated version of rock-paper-scissors. I thrust, you parry; I lunge, you counter. It's the only game where you can win with a well-timed stab, and somehow it's considered elegant.
Fencing is proof that if you give people weapons and call it a sport, suddenly it's classy. "I don't fight, darling, I fence. It's not violence; it's a duel of refinement. Pass me my sword, and let's engage in a highbrow skirmish, shall we?
You ever notice how fencing is the only sport where people try to stab each other politely? It's like, "En garde, sir! After you. No, I insist, go ahead and thrust first. Very civilized attempt at mayhem we've got here.
Fencing is the only sport where it's perfectly acceptable to shout, "I've been foiled!" without anyone thinking you messed up. It's not defeat; it's just acknowledging the brilliance of your opponent's foil work.
You know you're watching fencing when you hear phrases like "en garde" and "touché," and you're not at a fancy French restaurant. It's like a secret society with swords – the first rule of Fencing Club is you don't talk about Fencing Club unless you can properly execute a riposte.
Have you ever watched fencing and thought, "This is the only time where 'Good defense is the best offense' isn't just a saying, it's a strategy." It's like, forget scoring points, let's just not get stabbed.
Fencing must be the only sport where the participants are equally prepared for battle and a Broadway musical. They've got the costumes, the dramatic lunges, and the whole "dance of swords" vibe going on. Someone get these folks a spotlight!
Fencing is the only activity where you can say, "I spent the weekend fighting with strangers," and people think you're talking about a sport, not a family reunion. "Oh, you fenced this weekend? How many points did you score against Uncle Bob?

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