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I was gonna post something else but it's NSFW. It was also vidya related...picture
Now vidya related.
google "Momohime" it's one of the first images
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I was gonna post something else but it's NSFW. It was also vidya related...picture
Now vidya related.
Giving your brain bleach is not a good idea. Very nasty and fatal.I have brain bleach if someone wants... ._.
Wait, their used? I thought they were brand new. Oh lord.Giving your brain bleach is not a good idea. Very nasty and fatal.
Never heard of those before...You know what hasn't been discussed here yet? Binturongs. Probably one of the most unknown mammals on Earth.
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Seriously. Before this post, how many of you have even heard of these things? I only learned they existed due to a small family zoo by me having one...
I would assume that it is some sort of Lynx, due to the ears and beard shape. Either that or something very closely related.Okay... what is THIS animal? Clue: you probably have never seen one.
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Two headed snakes are also common. I think that might be the origin of the Hydra myth.![]()
Turtles are one of the most common animals on earth to be born with 2 heads
I give my brain Bleach all the time and I turned out just fine...Giving your brain bleach is not a good idea. Very nasty and fatal.
It's an Iberian Lynx. It's the most endangered species of cat in the world. Very few exist throughout the Iberian Peninsula.I would assume that it is some sort of Lynx, due to the ears and beard shape. Either that or something very closely related.
I was pointing out the differences in our philosophy about Martial Arts. I don't seek to be a tough guy nor do I think Illegal techs are exclusive to my school. I was not taught to keep my head down and avoid fights, this DOES NOT mean I seek for fights, but rather I seek to diffuse situations and gain amicable settlements with Martial Arts being the last resort, but I will not walk away if the principles I stand for are being violated (being tough is not one of them) as my philosophy demands an uncompromising morality and courage (hurting people is a tricky thing without deep rooted morals, me being a Catholic and all), I must be the best prepared for when those situations arise, as I am not interested in intimidating people or 'looking' like I can kick people's asses my style serves me handsomely.Well, the deal is. You claim that you've learned groin shots and the like at your school as if it were exclusive to your style, however, at my dojo, we learned the same techs as well as self defence techs for street fights (which I've still to actually use). Deal is, acting like illegal techs make a better style is about as internet tough guy as you can get. The first thing you're taught in MA is to keep your head down and avoid fights. Not to waltz around like some badass looking for a fight. In the 10 years I've been doing MA, I've still to get into a street fight. And I went through my tough guy period as well, but the deal is, people will generally back down when they come across a dude who looks like he can kick their ***. Likewise, anything can happen in a fight, if you want real protection, get a gun, and this is coming from a guy who thinks guns should be outlawed in the US like they are in the rest of the civilized world. You wanna fight, you should compete, in which case, learning to round out your style is key. The 'tires' analogy doesn't apply to MA because in racing you are dependant on a machine. In MA, you are wholly dependant on your own training. There are no styles inherently better than others. All that matters is how skilled the fighter is at fighting. That is achieved only through training. The style doesn't matter. The only reason MT and BJJ dominate MMA is because the rules are geared to favor those styles. If nerve strikes and pinches were allowed you'd see a WHOLE less grappling and by default a whole less MT. But then MMA wouldn't be too different from Kickboxing. I do agree that finding a good TKD dojo is hard, but to diss the style because it's become a quick profit is pretty ignorant. You can have the flashy side to the style with really cool looking useless aerial techs, but you can have the more practical, combat oriented part of the style. Once again, check out the two names I mentioned previously.
**** off casual scum ****** piece of **** no life autistic weeaboo **** face.All these image posts make me feel like we're on 4chan or something...
I hate mustardSmash 4 only 5 weeks away now......
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I dunno dude. I dunno what we're arguing about anymore.I was pointing out the differences in our philosophy about Martial Arts. I don't seek to be a tough guy nor do I think Illegal techs are exclusive to my school. I was not taught to keep my head down and avoid fights, this DOES NOT mean I seek for fights, but rather I seek to diffuse situations and gain amicable settlements with Martial Arts being the last resort, but I will not walk away if the principles I stand for are being violated (being tough is not one of them) as my philosophy demands an uncompromising morality and courage (hurting people is a tricky thing without deep rooted morals, me being a Catholic and all), I must be the best prepared for when those situations arise, as I am not interested in intimidating people or 'looking' like I can kick people's ***** my style serves me handsomely.
I own a gun (in crummy Illinois, stupid Illinois), I train Martial Arts for those situations where it would not be wise to use a gun even if I were a good shot and were using hollow points, I'm not usually in the business of killing men, but when killing must be done to protect the innocent I will not hesitate to use it, and I hope my own discretion will be wise enough to determine those times, and finally God forbid that time must come.
Certain schools and arts are more oriented to this regard, trying to establish my own credibility would likely just result in a pissing contest or something like that (I drink lots of water), and in my estimation the average Taekwondo schools are an inferior means of practice for the ends I am trying to achieve. Not, of course, that I couldn't achieve my ends through TKD or other styles, it is just a more difficult and worse means, and as you said training trumps all, but when the techniques I focus on are not toward my ends I regard a martial arts as inferior in that aspect. And the teacher thing we still agree on, if I could find a good TKD teacher I would likely learn from them.
Oh and you misunderstood my 'tires' analogy, I was referring to the old thread on here called "Tires Don Exits" (sic) which is a misspelling of "Tiers Don't Exist".
Humans are the best animal :3
Lel, muh sekrut club rait gaiz!!!**** off casual scum ****** piece of **** no life autistic weeaboo **** face.
LE /v/ CULTURE FTW!
That ain't Falco.If we're going to have an animal discussion, we need the obligatory falcon.
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Talking about food again?Smash 4 only 5 weeks away now......
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If i understand correctly we are exactly 1 month away from Nintendo's 1st E3 Directs.Smash 4 only 5 weeks away now......
If the trailer is the sandwich, this thread is the delicious mustard on the bread.![]()
Yeah, neither do I. I'm glad you are satisfied with your MA experience and continue to grow and find enjoyment. God bless you, sir.I dunno dude. I dunno what we're arguing about anymore.
So I guess I'll just compare our philosophies.
I don't pretend to be some sort of hero. I don't try to heroically protect the innocent or anything like that. I live by myself and only seek to protect myself. 3 years of living in a capital have made me a much more jaded individual than I used to be, you see people suffer here all the time, being powerless to help them. I'm cunning enough to know how to avoid danger. Though, if in a dire situation or if pushed to my limits I WILL fight. But that's never cropped up. I always laugh when I'm rapidly approached at night by some idiot at night asking for directions or w/e. Some have outright backed out saying they didn't mean trouble. It's just my reflexes. I guess I give a mean glare when I feel threatened.
Though I was raised a Catholic, I don't follow the religion's moral code. I still believe in God and Christ, but I make my own decisions in what's right and wrong. I dunno how I would handle killing a guy, I don't think my psyche would ultimately take it though, I ain't gonna lie. But I certainly know HOW to kill a man with my bare hands. I think I'd just go for limb breaking though.
My reason for training MA isn't for self defense, or to fight, it's just plain and simple because I like it. Training MA makes me feel like the childhood manga heroes I admire, and it clears my mind making me feel strong and healthy, it motivates me to lead a rightgeous life and to do the right thing. That's all. I know that I'm too old at 23 to seriously compete. I know that there's a limit to how far you can go, and honestly, at this point competeing in MA would take away what I like about it. It's more a personal thing to me. I'm strong, fast and flexible enough to defend myself. After 10 years of training all of the movements feel natural to me. I can go months without training and pick it back up and all of the kicks and techs still feel as normal as writing with my dominant hand, and to me, really, that's all that matters.
Amen.God bless us, every one
Bleh, first thing that came to mind
Oh. . . Okay. . .It sounded facetious when I posted it, so I edited it out
Nope, we'd still be ********. So regardless, PICK A GOD AND PRAY!BUT REALLY, IF ALL MEN WERE BROTHERS (SCREW POLITICALLY CORRECT LANGUAGE) IN CHRIST THERE WOULD BE NO STRIFE IN THE WORLD, RIGHT? YOU CAN'T SAY THE SAME THING ABOUT UH ANYTHING ELSE EVER, RIGHT?
The translation depends upon the context, Amen is also frequently understood as a Hebrew interjection indicating agreement of truth and reliability, in my context it was confirming the truth and reliability of his statement, that He will indeed bless us all if the prayer is done in any but the last degrees of prayer. I also imagine "So be it," is less pretentious in Hebrew and in this contextBut amen means "so be it", if I understand correctly. That doesn't sound like much of a greeting or something to say in parting either. In some circumstances it might make sense as a goodbye, like if someone says, "Alright, well I'll see you later," so you then say, "Amen (so be it)," but even then its nuance seems a bit out of place (to me personally) and also sounds rather non-committal. Even just saying "So be it," would sound plain better (again, to me personally) in that scenario. All the more reason not to use amen as such because there are those separate from the belief system tied to that word to begin with.
SO BE IT!
OH JEEZE CHROM I'M SORRY PLEASE DON'T CRIT ME *flees at top speed*.Nope, we'd still be *****ing. So regardless, PICK A GOD AND PRAY!
An Anarcho-Communist Technocrat, are we?Yeah, you can't say that about being "brothers" in Christ. In fact, only through imaging a futuristic society with major advancements in technology and drugs could I imagine such a utopia potentially being possible in theory.
Well, took you long enough to figure it out.I think Monk is an only child.