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Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 11:33 pm
by Elgan
-IvaN- wrote:just started boxing
boxing is great w00t:D
i miss the ring. i did it for since i was 13 but i started work now and the times clash:(.
any1 watching "contender"?:D
@rookie. i finaly got ty and some other words. i learnt "good night" but ill prob forget it in the morning.
my new polish vocabulary:
hi
how are u?
good!
please
yes
pussy - what??? oh shh u!. ( a old polish woman told me then have good pussy in poland also)
good night
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 1:30 pm
by lizardkid
( a old polish woman told me then have good pussy in poland also)
ahem. Forum rules Read before poting?
boxing is good, but i prefer martial arts personally. (i do a mixture of just about every style in Korea/Japan/China. but we jsut call it taekwondo for simplicity.)
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 2:47 pm
by wacko
lizardkid wrote:( a old polish woman told me then have good pussy in poland also)
ahem. Forum rules Read before poting?
"...which forum rules??"
omg, is this ugly!
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 2:54 pm
by Mj
Lmao Wacko!
Double entendre;
( a old polish woman told me then have good pussy in poland also)
Yeah, nice pussy(cat) in that pic
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 3:40 pm
by k47a
Okay, I'm just gonna ignore the pussy(cat).
Boxing is cool, quite tough tho
. I did martial arts too once (Kung Fu) but now I just don't have time for this anymore
I think it's really cool that our university offers sports (and very cheap for students) - you just become fat and ugly as student if you don't do anything to use some energy
(alright, apart from gaming and mapping, I mean
)
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2005 11:02 pm
by Elgan
i wish i cud do martial arts but boxing was thew closest thign to it in my area.
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:08 pm
by lizardkid
I'm a total geek so martial arts and biking (basically my only way to get around on my own) keep me thin. otherwise it's pure computer-geekness for me
Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 11:50 pm
by Elgan
but can u fight.
most marital arts people. like this kid at school. did like 3 things. always in assembily getting rewards for this belt that belt etc.
When it came to a real fight . my god!. as if he couldnt grasp what was going on.
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 4:39 am
by lizardkid
When it came to a real fight . my god!. as if he couldnt grasp what was going on.
It is hard to keep your head in a fight, and i admit i didn't fare as well as i should have in mine. The kid i fought tried to punch me and faield (miserably) so he tried to tackle me. After that it sorta became a big blur. eventually i got sorta-standing and got him to the ground with a few choice kicks (achilles tendon all the way, weakest area in the foot, downs a guy in no time) and got away from there.
(i was only about half a year into martial arts at the time)
But it's an acquired skill you know? martial arts doesn't automatically make you a master of fighting, it just gives you tools, it's up to you to get used to them and use 'em. Boxing is the same way...
I've been relatively lucky (depends on how you look at it), i haven't had to deal with a lot of fighting. besides that one i've really only had to defend myself a couple or other times. Neither of which were very bad. Just a bite and scratch here and there. nothing too serious.
But nowadays, kids are abandoning punching, and going for grappling. so judo and ju-jitsu are becoming a lot more useful. If you can fall and fight from the ground it effectively keeps the opposition away. (which is what i'm learning now)
Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 12:25 pm
by Elgan
yeah i find p[eople just run at you. but thats usless if they are not bigger and heavier then urself.
ehhe im just saying that people learn it all, get all these rewards but in a real situation couldnt even think to use it.
before bruce lee no one even did sparing:O. he took the pads from boxing and added them to his fighting.
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