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**55Beaphable** · 02-11-2006, 08:46 PM

There's also the American version: If there's grass on the green, it's O.K. to putt. A Kendo friend of mine mentioned that once and then a few days later we were at a Chinese restaurant after practice and he turned to a 15 year old girl and asked (teapot in hand), "coffee, tea, or me?" Wrong. So wrong.

i thought the american version was: "if there's grass on the field, play ball". at least that's how i've heard it somewhere....

now about the videos... who would be brave enough to go into the midst of that sea of angry girls shinai in hand wearing this t-shirt? http://www.backstreetmerch.com/item.asp?id=bog09

that'd make for a very good renzoku-waza kakari-geiko practice. your very last.

02-11-2006, 08:46 PM	#32
55Beaphable Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 572 Senior Member	There's also the American version: If there's grass on the green, it's O.K. to putt. A Kendo friend of mine mentioned that once and then a few days later we were at a Chinese restaurant after practice and he turned to a 15 year old girl and asked (teapot in hand), "coffee, tea, or me?" Wrong. So wrong. i thought the american version was: "if there's grass on the field, play ball". at least that's how i've heard it somewhere.... now about the videos... who would be brave enough to go into the midst of that sea of angry girls shinai in hand wearing this t-shirt? http://www.backstreetmerch.com/item.asp?id=bog09 that'd make for a very good renzoku-waza kakari-geiko practice. your very last.
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