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![]() CRAZY EYES!!!! why do all these crackers look the same? I love how it took him 5 months to test his sword on plasic, boxes and "light scrub". Can you imagine this guy in black PJs running and leaping through the undergrowth of his mamas backyard, screaming at imaginary muggers as he attacks the nasty hibiscus? ![]() |
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Thus it was with great anticipation tempered with realism that I drove to my Kung Fu school one night to pick up an item I'd ordered Refering to a 'Katana' OMG, this real ultimate power stuff: "Ninjas are fast, smooth, cool, strong, powerful, and sweet. I can't wait to start yoga next year"
I don't believe sword work need be any more complicated than getting the pointy end in the other man, provided your body mechanics are sound and you understand how to move the weapon to employ its cutting edge and to block with its flat. NO SHIT SHERLOCK!, just like Kendo, all you have to do is hit the other guy in the hat with a stick, provided, of course, that you understand how to do so (Note: this may or may not take you decades to learn, for best results apply plenty of pie and cardboard to the blade). |
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It's true. Don't underestimate the stopping power of a well-thrown book in the dark! This is an art form that you could learn by reading the book and then throw it. Beginners could start with a paperback and as you progress move onto a hardback, then finally with the lights off, but watch out for those nasty papercuts. David |
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We can always hope!
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