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SexyCleric said:
Ah, Momento.
Great movie.

Jack; The answer is Maul. Lightsaber > Adamantium.
Now, if only Maul had learned to use two lightsabers, instead of one retarded one, he's still be kickin ass, and the jedi would all be dead.

*Sigh*
Best hero you could play in Battlefront II.
"Play as Darth Maul?" should be replaced with "Win, and go to next level?"

Actually we once left battlefront two on by itself, and never logged in to play, and we won I think 80% of the battles by not even touching the controller.
 
chronicle_tenko said:
Oh you know i love this movie hon.

I actually watched it 6 times in theatres, I just kept goign back trying to translate what the hell Pitt says near the end.

That and Bullet-tooth Tony's Lesson in calibre.


My fav part:
MICKY:

Well you might have noticed that we
have moved, you should have fed him
more, a dog will never leave you if
you feed it properly. It was a good
dog, he had a little flatulence
problem but was a good dog.
 
SexyCleric said:
Ah, Momento.
Great movie.

Jack; The answer is Maul. Lightsaber > Adamantium.
Now, if only Maul had learned to use two lightsabers, instead of one retarded one, he's still be kickin ass, and the jedi would all be dead.

*Sigh*
Best hero you could play in Battlefront II.
"Play as Darth Maul?" should be replaced with "Win, and go to next level?"


*Finishes watching disc 1 of "Real Bout Highschool" can't go wrong with hot red-head samurai girl with tons of panty shots :p


Another movie I enjoyed was Pi. But your correct, Momento was a good movie.
 
Lady Reiha said:
*Finishes watching disc 1 of "Real Bout Highschool" can't go wrong with hot red-head samurai girl with tons of panty shots :p


Another movie I enjoyed was Pi. But your correct, Momento was a good movie.
I try to get into the high school animes but most just don't do it for me.
 
Lady Reiha said:
*Finishes watching disc 1 of "Real Bout Highschool" can't go wrong with hot red-head samurai girl with tons of panty shots :p


Another movie I enjoyed was Pi. But your correct, Momento was a good movie.

I sympathesized with the main character.
Right up until he took the drill.

He looked Tharizdun in the face, and couldn't handle it.
... Or perhaps he embraced it...

I'm off for pondering...
 
SexyCleric said:
I sympathesized with the main character.
Right up until he took the drill.

He looked Tharizdun in the face, and couldn't handle it.
... Or perhaps he embraced it...

I'm off for pondering...



*hands you some cheez-its, grumbling at that thought, pondering about it now* Oh great, that makes 2 nerds off pondering thoughts.
 
snake0067 said:
I try to get into the high school animes but most just don't do it for me.



this one's mostly about Samurai Training.
 
SexyCleric said:
Oh, I can take my licks. No problem there.

A lifetime of getting beaten up kinda desensitized me to pain.
From striking.

Aikido was a special sort of twisty hurt.

Escrima also caught my interest, as it starts learners off with weapons, instead of unarmed.
It also emphasizes practical knife fighting. Grapple, stab, drop.
Effective.

I was born and raised in the Philippines. Arnis de mano was the first ever martial art I learned, mostly from my father. I was in 2nd grade when I first started; this was back when Bruce Lee was still alive and doing quite well in the movie theaters. I remember wanting to learn something "cool and popular" like Kung-Fu was at the time, instead of something particularly viscious, violent and "boringly" effective as arnis de mano.

I remember a conversation I had with my Dad...

(translated from Tagalog)

Me: But Father, why can't I learn something else? I mean, if I get into a fight, shouldn't I just fight the guy, instead of looking around for stick to hit him with?

Father: You learn with a stick at first, but fighting isn't about the weapon you use; It's about killing the other guy.

Me: Grandma says we're not supposed to kill people, Dad.

Father: Well, no... Er... Do you want a beating? Be quiet and listen to me. I'm your Father. I know what's best for you.

And so the lessons began....
 
JckHmmr_2000 said:
I was born and raised in the Philippines. Arnis de mano was the first ever martial art I learned, mostly from my father. I was in 2nd grade when I first started; this was back when Bruce Lee was still alive and doing quite well in the movie theaters. I remember wanting to learn something "cool and popular" like Kung-Fu was at the time, instead of something particularly viscious, violent and "boringly" effective as arnis de mano.

I remember a conversation I had with my Dad...

(translated from Tagalog)

Me: But Father, why can't I learn something else? I mean, if I get into a fight, shouldn't I just fight the guy, instead of looking around for stick to hit him with?

Father: You learn with a stick at first, but fighting isn't about the weapon you use; It's about killing the other guy.

Me: Grandma says we're not supposed to kill people, Dad.

Father: Well, no... Er... Do you want a beating? Be quiet and listen to me. I'm your Father. I know what's best for you.

And so the lessons began....


WOW.

That sounds distrubingly like my grandpa and his friend when they were deciding I needed to learn kickboxing. Right down to the viscious violent and boringly effective.

I learned how to break someone's arm with barely any effort or Roundhouse a knee clean off the joint. And still a Kickboxing Clinch is abotu the most painful looking thing ever to see.
 
chronicle_tenko said:
WOW.

That sounds distrubingly like my grandpa and his friend when they were deciding I needed to learn kickboxing. Right down to the viscious violent and boringly effective.

I learned how to break someone's arm with barely any effort or Roundhouse a knee clean off the joint. And still a Kickboxing Clinch is abotu the most painful looking thing ever to see.




My family is probably the most oddest bunch of people you'll ever meet <.< I care not to explain....right now.
 
chronicle_tenko said:
WOW.

That sounds distrubingly like my grandpa and his friend when they were deciding I needed to learn kickboxing. Right down to the viscious violent and boringly effective.

I learned how to break someone's arm with barely any effort or Roundhouse a knee clean off the joint. And still a Kickboxing Clinch is abotu the most painful looking thing ever to see.

Heh. Are you from Thailand or of Thai descent?

I helped steer my friend away from the usual American "self-defense" hack & scam shops and into a Muay Thai place. He goes here now: http://www.doubledose.net/index.cfm?

As a way of thanking me, he takes me to some of the Muay Thai beginner fights, where the contestants wear head gear and they don't allow elbows or knees to the face.

I usually spend $10 to get in the door (donation to the school), plus another $10 gorging myself on food (that I really shouldn't be eating) from the Mexican food roach coach that's parked in front. Lemme tell ya: Best $20 I spend in decades for HOURS worth of GREAT, exciting, thrilling entertainment. :nana:
 
JckHmmr_2000 said:
Heh. Are you from Thailand or of Thai descent?

I helped steer my friend away from the usual American "self-defense" hack & scam shops and into a Muay Thai place. He goes here now: http://www.doubledose.net/index.cfm?

As a way of thanking me, he takes me to some of the Muay Thai beginner fights, where the contestants wear head gear and they don't allow elbows or knees to the face.

I usually spend $10 to get in the door (donation to the school), plus another $10 gorging myself on food (that I really shouldn't be eating) from the Mexican food roach coach that's parked in front. Lemme tell ya: Best $20 I spend in decades for HOURS worth of GREAT, exciting, thrilling entertainment. :nana:



Chronie's not Thai, he's Dutch ^^"
 
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