the legenary Tsuki

[Lewis Watts]

hi duz ne1 know where abouts i can find a vid of the legendary tsuki, the 1 where the victom is lifted off his feet int the air an evry thing, ive only heard the storys but aparently its absalutly Monsterous
thnx lewis :D

[Michiyo Akimoto]

http://hometown.aol.com/studiocollector/images/raiders%20troll%20doll.jpg

[tango]

you know you're getting old when you have to slow your reading down in order to translate the writings of those who have been around only during the computer age, instant messenger, cell phone text messages, etc.

"hi duz ne1 know..."

sheesh... thank god you folks have a spellcheck when you have to write something official (not that spellcheck is ever used or 100% accurate if you don't know the right word to begin with)...

[Ignatz]

If you can remember Bye Bye Birdie you are really old.
"Why can't they be like we were, perdect in every way. What's the matter with kids today."

[Paikea]

If you can remember Bye Bye Birdie you are really old.
"Why can't they be like we were, perdect in every way. What's the matter with kids today."No Led Zeppelin concerts.

[Anime12478]

I find that it's harder to type in leet speak than in plain english, or whatever language you choose to speak in.

[tango]

What the hell is "leet speak"?

[Michiyo Akimoto]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leet

[Michiyo Akimoto]

What the hell is "leet speak"?

Short answer:
Quite Gay, I assure you.

:gasmask:

[tattooedasshole]

you know you're getting old when you have to slow your reading down in order to translate the writings of those who have been around only during the computer age, instant messenger, cell phone text messages, etc.

"hi duz ne1 know..."

sheesh... thank god you folks have a spellcheck when you have to write something official (not that spellcheck is ever used or 100% accurate if you don't know the right word to begin with)...
They're actually thinking of teaching that messenger crap in high schools up here!!!

[Ignatz]

No Led Zeppelin concerts.
ooooh, nice clown. I was rather expecting the one from Vulgar.:D

[Lewis Watts]

ok this is leading somwhat off the point, the first link is to a picture of a troll doll, as amusing as this is it has absalutle no conection to THE MEGA TSUKI TSuki tsuki tsu.... (eco :)) and as for the more Senior readers "get wi the Times grandad" lol so if enyone has "relavant" coments i would be most apriciative

[mingshi]

Pretty much WYSIWYG ...

[Ignatz]

ok this is leading somwhat off the point, the first link is to a picture of a troll doll, as amusing as this is it has absalutle no conection to THE MEGA TSUKI TSuki tsuki tsu.... (eco :)) and as for the more Senior readers "get wi the Times grandad" lol so if enyone has "relavant" coments i would be most apriciative
Yeah, don't you know that spelling is so last millennium and stuff?

[Lewis Watts]

ur jus trn 2 shO off rnt u as we all know this means "what you see is what you get" (had 2 chec that on encarta lol)

[Ignatz]

Look this one up.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1580254,00.html

[tango]

Just to take this further off-topic...


ok this is leading somwhat off the point, the first link is to a picture of a troll doll, as amusing as this is it has absalutle no conection to THE MEGA TSUKI TSuki tsuki tsu.... (eco ) and as for the more Senior readers "get wi the Times grandad" lol so if enyone has "relavant" coments i would be most apriciative

See, when you write this "leet speak" all the time, you can't even write regular, cogent English. You start to sound like an idiot -- uneducated and illiterate.

Is it any surprise that no one takes you seriously?
Is it any wonder that someone leads you to a link of a troll doll?

absalutle = absolute
eco = echo
wi = with (I'll chalk that up to a typo, though)
enyone = anyone
relavant = relevant
coments = comments
apriciative = appreciative

Just a damn shame you can't even properly spell words from, I assume, your native language. What a great representative of native English-speakers you are.

But more than this, it is an issue of respect to write properly and cogently. By doing this, your post could then be more easily understood by OTHERS on the board whose native language is NOT English. They might even give you a response that actually answers your question.

As it was, you wound up with a link to a troll doll.

Just have some respect for yourself and others on the board. There is no honor in projecting yourself as an English-speaking teenager troll with no common sense and no education.

This goes far beyond using an occasional acronym to say something. OMG, LOL, KWIM?

YMMV,
tango

[kenshi07]

#1 respect your elders'
#2 respect your betters
tip#1 if you want to be taken seriously, take the time to respect someone and use correct english, and atleast attempt to spell correctly
tip#2 no one likes someone who won't take the time to show respect, and no one likes cocky kids

[Paikea]

ooooh, nice clown. I was rather expecting the one from Vulgar.:DI tried the one from the PCP Pep album, but it loses it's resolution at 60 pixels.

[David]

Seriously though, can someone post the tsuki thing? It sounds awesome!

[Lloromannic]

Since you asked politely and with good spelling, here (http://www.halifaxkendo.org/images/ouch3.gif) it is




Paikea: How about these clowns (http://betterpropaganda.com/images/artwork/Locust_Abortion_Technician-Butthole_Surfers_480.jpg)? This album used to scare me a lot when I was about 5 years old. My dad played it all the time.

[Paikea]

Paikea: How about these clowns (http://betterpropaganda.com/images/artwork/Locust_Abortion_Technician-Butthole_Surfers_480.jpg)? This album used to scare me a lot when I was about 5 years old. My dad played it all the time.That's them. I knew your dad had to have some class.

[David]

That tsuki looks painful.

[Klasnikov]

Damn that must have nearly killed the poor fellow.

[JBouch]

I got hit like that at my shodan test some years ago. My men almost got ripped off and I got dropped to the floor pretty hard. It's not a tsuki so much as a horrible repositioning of the shinai while avoiding an attack. That's how the dude managed to thread it underneath my men and get me right on the throat. I was worried they wouldn't pass me if I didn't finish my keiko, so I immediately get up, apoligized, and tried to readjust my men, but they encouraged me to sit down and take a breather.

I had it on video, but it got taped over. I was angry about that.

[Klasnikov]

I would be pretty upset had someone taped over a video showing a rarerity like a repostioning that turns into a near deadly tsuki.

[Commander]

How dangerous is Tsuki? I've had it done a couple of times, but not to the extent of that poor guy getting knocked on his arse.

Im always frightened someone will lunge forward to tsuki and it'll strike me under the ago.

[Lloromannic]

Not much.


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[ne0r]

Hmm.. I asked a guy at my dojo about tsuki and how dangerous it is. He answered that there were hardly any situations when the tsuki slips under the ago and then, he told me, it usually lands somewhere under the plates of the men (how are those things called?). And there is a little tsuki protector under the ago, isn't it?

[tantadi]

Could break the collar bone if it misses, I've been told.

[Klasnikov]

If enough force is applied to the point of older armor it might fail. This would have the nasty effect of transvering the force of the blow to the receivers neck(it may crush the windpipe). I know of one or two occasions were had it not been for the fast actions of medics we would have a few less kendoka.

[ne0r]

hmm.. I think this is such a situation when some guy says "Hey, Kendo is not for crushing someones head/neck/hands with all force that is possible to apply". In this case this guy is me. I think if you don't tsuki your opponent like you wanna REALLY kill him, this situations shouldn't appear. It's the same with men-strikes: Yeah, they shall be crisp and sharp, but you have to show respect and consideration to your opponent, so the strike shouldn't hurt him much. Bogu shall protect, that's right. But it's not made to strike onto with all force.
But, ok, I'm kinda beginner. Tell me if it isn't possible in some situations to perform a tsuki without too much force. Or something.

XD XD XD

[Anjin-san]

How dangerous is Tsuki? I've had it done a couple of times, but not to the extent of that poor guy getting knocked on his arse.

Im always frightened someone will lunge forward to tsuki and it'll strike me under the ago.

In my experience (haha) the missed tsuki are not so bad, some bruising at worst. Whats a bit more dangerous is when you run on to your opponents shinai and it gets caught under your men.

[Commander]

If enough force is applied to the point of older armor it might fail. This would have the nasty effect of transvering the force of the blow to the receivers neck(it may crush the windpipe). I know of one or two occasions were had it not been for the fast actions of medics we would have a few less kendoka.

Now that is scary :nervous:

Makes me even more cautious now :puzzled:

[Lloromannic]

Note that it says "older armor" (which is of course softer) and not "brand new Mine Men".

[Commander]

Note that it says "older armor" (which is of course softer) and not "brand new Mine Men".

Ah ok, no worries. I just know my mine men will live up to its standards. No complaints yet eh.