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    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    yea.. Yoshida sensei rules she owns everyone. She's one of the 2 females that I've seen in my dojo though. In all seriousness, i hope to someday own bogu so she can kick my arse.
    tell you what love... i'll kick your arse for free! (joking - wouldn't stoop that low!)

    jeez, i was tryng to stay out of this one. Just shows i'm not one for the sidelines!

    LOTS of women do kendo, and we kick booty! Even against the fellas... Example... my friend Makiko has just come over to the UK for my wedding. Very small, slight Japanese lady. By day she's a school nurse, after that she's a demon with a shinai!

    Shame i couldn't persuade her to bring her bogu over!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ignatz
    Colleges and employers now will do internet searches for prospective students/employees and generally take a dim view of blogs about stealing software from "filthy rich CEOs" and students that do extra curricular activities just to fool those stupid admissions people.

    Think they won't find it? Think again bozo.
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    Well, this thread has gone from tomfoolery to lunacy to thievery. Rock on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottUK
    Well, this thread has gone from tomfoolery to lunacy to thievery. Rock on.
    It's all connected...all things impinge.
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    Question

    Hmmm... skimmed through this thread in the hope of finding something worth bitching about but too content free...

    The only intriguing thing about Keima's contribution is that he still shows zero posts... is KWF starting to rate people's contribution to the forum now...?

    {patiently awaits first smartass c**t to point out that posts to Flames aren't counted(will it be Scott or Paikea?...Place your bets......2....3....4}
    Mike Forte
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    ..."The crab must go through life walking sideways.

    This is much like our lives - we find that life causes us to turn this way and that and our path is never straight and clear. We must move sideways.

    The crab must do this all his life and his body accommodates this. . . so brave to resign his life to such a Fate.

    Ultimately, the crab represents the Life we must all lead and how, more often than not, we must accept our Karma..."

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    Please forgive my ignornace, but...
    What's a Muppet?
    Beyond the Jim Henson thing...I mean..
    or is that the point?

    Always laugh when you can. It is cheapest medicine.
    ...and it keeps the ravenous, man-eating squirrels off of you.

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    That is very much the point.

    And Crabbi, I was almost gonna point out the Flames thing until I noticed your edit. Then I was gonna point out there are only four letters in c**t but you edited that too. Kudos...
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    "If those of us who practice martial arts are unwilling to police ourselves, sooner or later, someone will do it for us. I am not sure we would like the results" - docphil

    "I need a 100% LEGIT IKF approved Kendo wife. Preferably sandan or higher, fatties welcome" - Kapplow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenzan
    Please forgive my ignornace, but...
    What's a Muppet?
    Beyond the Jim Henson thing...I mean..
    or is that the point?
    A muppet is the sort of person that would douse his Men in lighter fuel and then stand too close to the barbecue... a muppet is a Darwin Award Winner in waiting...
    {please notice your own Avatar and get the link ... you Muppet...!}
    Mike Forte
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    ..."The crab must go through life walking sideways.

    This is much like our lives - we find that life causes us to turn this way and that and our path is never straight and clear. We must move sideways.

    The crab must do this all his life and his body accommodates this. . . so brave to resign his life to such a Fate.

    Ultimately, the crab represents the Life we must all lead and how, more often than not, we must accept our Karma..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottUK
    That is very much the point.

    And Crabbi, I was almost gonna point out the Flames thing until I noticed your edit. Then I was gonna point out there are only four letters in c**t but you edited that too. Kudos...
    That's the secret of great comedy.....
    Mike Forte
    Portsmouth Kendo Club - UK

    ..."The crab must go through life walking sideways.

    This is much like our lives - we find that life causes us to turn this way and that and our path is never straight and clear. We must move sideways.

    The crab must do this all his life and his body accommodates this. . . so brave to resign his life to such a Fate.

    Ultimately, the crab represents the Life we must all lead and how, more often than not, we must accept our Karma..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by crabbi
    That's the secret of great comedy.....
    ...timing...
    Mike Forte
    Portsmouth Kendo Club - UK

    ..."The crab must go through life walking sideways.

    This is much like our lives - we find that life causes us to turn this way and that and our path is never straight and clear. We must move sideways.

    The crab must do this all his life and his body accommodates this. . . so brave to resign his life to such a Fate.

    Ultimately, the crab represents the Life we must all lead and how, more often than not, we must accept our Karma..."

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    tell you what love... i'll kick your arse for free! (joking - wouldn't stoop that low!)

    jeez, i was tryng to stay out of this one. Just shows i'm not one for the sidelines!

    LOTS of women do kendo, and we kick booty! Even against the fellas... Example... my friend Makiko has just come over to the UK for my wedding. Very small, slight Japanese lady. By day she's a school nurse, after that she's a demon with a shinai!

    Shame i couldn't persuade her to bring her bogu over!
    Please kick my ass, losing is the only way i learn. Yoshida Sensei is a little japanese lady by apearance, armed with Shinai, she is like a God.

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    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    she is like a God.
    Then treat her like one, stop fooling around and grow up. You're an insult to her teachings.
    Tijs

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    I wasn't going to post this, but you don't seem to be willing to learn. I'll try to make this my last large post in this thread. Here we go (again):

    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    Actually, there were disagreements on the comments involving classical and sport fencing ... well, go read for yourself. And I did fencing for a year and still continuing so your comment is incorrect.
    Okay, my mistake. Several comments said you sucked. I’m curious though those ARMA buddies of yours, are they self though backyard swordsman to or do they have a qualified instructor (I believe you fencers call him or her a maestro?)? Wow, you had one year of fencing. If you approach your “western” fencing the same way you approach your kendo, I’m not sure if you are qualified to judge someone’s fencings ability, especially if they are the ones that taught you this BS. Just a thought.

    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    Thanks for this. The reason y i posted was to basically ask for advice, especially the noob tameshigiri video.
    Ahhh… come on, you just like attention, and you don’t seem to care if it’s good or bad, as long as you get it. That’s just sad, very sad.

    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    I did get some good ones like parry first before striking, or use envelopments, or dont fear death, or use my hips more, etc. And yours too. And all those videos that you found were posted before I came here, and once again I apologize. Now let us please move on with this so i can stop posting on this forum.
    Hahahahahaha… you’ve got to be joking. Don’t you have any self-knowledge? How can you say you did something good on any of the videos? Haven’t your read any of the post on this thread? They all say you suck.

    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    People who were being rude and condescending, i understand where you are comming from.
    I don’t think so…

    Quote Originally Posted by keima
    again whatever i taught people was for the sole purpose of that game we were playing. And I do listen to people who arent rude and actually give advice like Kenzan,
    Finally, you said it; you’re just playing games. It took a few days, but now we’re getting somewhere.
    Last edited by Mr. T.; 2nd August 2006 at 06:02 AM.
    Tijs

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    Quote Originally Posted by crabbi
    {patiently awaits first smartass c**t to point out that posts to Flames aren't counted(will it be Scott or Paikea?...Place your bets......2....3....4}
    Hey, I can read....sort of.
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    Quote Originally Posted by muppet
    Please kick my ass, ...
    I would say that Scott already did that, except I would be willing to bet that he no longer actually trains at a kendo dojo. I would guess that he used to train at that dojo, found out it was difficult, then quit to play backyard ninja.
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    ... there is nothing so satisfying to the spirit, so defining of our character, than giving our all to a difficult task.

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