Proverb

intimidation is ammunition for those who are unable to achieve. This is a proverb that I created today as we were losing miserably to a bunch of "jocks" in volleyball last hour. I'm at lunch right now, and I thought that proverb up as I noticed that as we got better and our confidence rose, the "jocks" started to try to intimidate in a final attempt to get our confidence down, so that they can win while we are feeling bad, which must seem better to them for some unknown reason. Who knows! Anyway, it worked on some of the team, but it certainly did not work on me. I saw that final attempt as pathetic, and rude, but I knew that they didn't have any better way to express their feelings, which saddens me.