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If i'm protecting myself, i'll dodge all of their blows. when they're tired, then i'll attack. but when i'm protecting someone else, i strike first. that's mainly the only time i'm aggresive. i like to hurry and beat them up, then check on my friend.

um since ive been in karate (4 1/2 yrs) i havent had to fight, no offence but where'd you get your info?, if it werent for karate i probably would have gotten into alot of fights. but i would go for throat and solarplexus, and go for any joint locks/breaks, break their arm or wrist or whatever, make an example out of them, like makavelli said

Wait until they are tired? That could be ages, and the likelyhood that you would miss all of their blows is very, very unlikely. I've done a sponsored 100 punch and 100 kick when I was 10! Very unlikely you could dodge 100 blows, more if from an adult, and better aimed then a 10 year old. All they need is one strong blow and you are out for the count!

WOW!!! LANDMARK MOMENT! Sopmeone agreeing with me! rofl

fightin in rl can be really tough at times, but most of the time its a drunkin guy throwin wide punches or goin towards you open armed to take you to the ground.
but when walkin the streets you can usually tell by body language who's dangerous, its a primal instinct. so if you see a group and feels intimidated avoid them. i say group cos here people(neds) usually only attack in packs.
just dodge first blow then take them out, hit to chin, temple.
one hit ko.

actually, that depends on the person. If you know me, you know i can dodge. but you don't know me, do you? I've done 100 kicks nonstop, but the target stayed still. you lose more energy when you miss, though. and one strong blow will not put me down. that's weak and i'm not weak.

I won't lift a finger, unless absolutely needed, just keep a clear head and stay on the defensive until the perfect moment to strike. Depending on the opening in my opponents defense, either a palm strike to the chest at the xiphoid process (i think that is what it was called; the base of the sternum below the ribcage, just above the abdominal muscles), palm strike to the nose in an uppercut-like motion, or a simple sweep followed by a reverse-punch or similar solid strike to the forehead, manubrium (the bone that the two clavicals connect to, located at the top of the sternum), or once more to the xiphoid process. My first offensive strike will be decided by how my opponent approaches me. I fortuantly have not needed to actually fight anyone, outside of the standard spars that i have from time to time with my friends. The only thing that holds me back is the fact that I don't want to seriously harm anyone, to save those that care for them from suffering for something that they didn't do. My philosophy; Don't start fights, finish them only if needed.
In addition to my time studying the martial arts, I've also spent one year studying physical threapy, and one year studying anatomy and phisiology.

If needed, a single blow could mean death. No matter how much a person trains their body, the human body is a very frail object. A strike to the right spot needs only 4 pounds of force to be lethal, or simply just the right timing. Those who know me, do know that I'm not joking about this, after studying to go into the medical field for two years most of the weaknesses of the human body become very obvious, they also know that I won't use the knoweledge that I have unless a life of someone worth saving is at risk.

Impressive.