Lightspeed I will leave you alone, you seem to be at the point of blurting out some silence of the lamb's psycho shit again...

Champ...read and learn..I will teach you this because I feel you have a good heart and this is much too easy. One can play the "King, Fool & Fox" and after much study I chose the "Fool"..not suprised eh? But that is what you are supposed to think and if you do I already have you where I want you.
" The angry man will defeat himself in battle as well as in life.
Samurai Maxim
The second strategy is the exact opposite of the King strategy, playing the fool. It involves a non-stop display of acting and gesturing. The idea is to provide so much body language that it is impossible for opponents to detect the true mood beneath the surface display, not being able to read the signs because of too much background noise. There are several roles the fool can play. Some use continuous pantomimes, others pretend to be angry and upset, some tell jokes and tease. Playing the fool also serves another advantage; having your opponent underestimate you. The saying you can’t judge a book by its cover is never truer than in a sparring ring but not everyone knows this. If you succeeded in having your opponents underestimate you they will tend to drop their guard and their responses will become slower. This tactic only works once though with a smart fighter. "

To sum it up, you cant always trust what you hear, see and predict to happen.