chilaxe
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Birthdate: January 1st, 1980 (28 years old)
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I have a background in cognitive science, and I enjoy economics and mixed martial arts.
Be a life-long learner and all doors will open to you :)
Be a life-long learner and all doors will open to you :)
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</sarcasm>But SRSLY, what's your problem with eyes glazed over????/<sarcasm/>
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Lol. Games are for recreation, not for making your eyes glaze over.
In reply to this comment by EDD:
Stupid Yahtzee.
Signature Analysis and Signature Focusing OBVIOUSLY refer to operating targeting systems at 5% improved targeting speed per skill level and advanced understanding of target painting technology with 5% bonus to target painter modules' signature radius multiplier per skill level respectively. It's implied in the name of the skill, DUMBASS. srsly.
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>> ^deedub81:
I see your point, but the humor of the situation derives from that the GOP's main argument up until a week ago was that experience was the most important issue for a presidential ticket.
We do this style because we want to, not because there is money involved.
You have to train in an art to understand it, and its all about finding the right school. I advocate Cross training, but I am just a 6th kyu.
In reply to this comment by chilaxe:
Thanks for taking my questioning in good spirit; I do agree with you guys on a number of points.
If there are any videos of Aikido applied in real situations, not just collusion sped up, I would be interested in seeing them. I searched for Tomiki Aikido and just found YouTube videos that are collusive or not resembling realistic struggle (e.g., e.g.2), which is fine, but just not what I'm looking for.
After the first UFCs, we didn't have to just take on faith the claims of different martial arts. The result was generally that in a 1 on 1 fight, an unarmed combatant not trained to defend against take downs and submissions was relatively powerless (sometimes humorously so) against the ground game of brazilian ju-jitu. Since then, strikers have become more well-rounded in that respect and have been more successful.
The claims that non-collusive sparring can't be done using Aikido without hurting the opponent too badly can be tested easily against a mixed martial artist willing to risk broken arms, wrists, fingers etc. (he won't think it's much of a risk). I believe this issue is only going to grow, as mixed martial arts is growing rapidly, with viewership of the monthly UFC events eclipsing boxing and sometimes even baseball viewership among the under 40 generation.
Isn't it a good cause to encourage Aikido to back up its claims, or to utilize more realistic sparring? UFC champs become millionaires, so there does seem to be ample incentive to participate.
Thanks again; I understand you guys are very experienced, so I have found your responses interesting.
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Would these really work in non-sport settings? In the first form he blocks a strike and has time to get in 3 strikes while his opponent remains frozen in time
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Thanks Laura, I thought it would have been a shame for it to languish in the pqueue
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*promote,
I can't help it. I'm a creative juices enthusiast.
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Perhaps reinstall Firefox or do a system restore back to when it was working. Or try the open source version of word, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org
Also, if you keep your comments shorter and more to the point, there's a greater chance people will get through the whole thing
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{ps. anyone know of a good online spell checker? My firefox is buggerd and it spelled checked for me}
Hehe, thanks. The open office I can do, hard to keep my answers short though...im such a wind bag lol. Just been to lazy to install open office...now is as good a time as any.
That's fine to sift propaganda, but let us know in the description that it's not real news.
I agree. I look forward to CNN and FOX broadcasts about Iraq, Iran, Israel and Palestine being labelled as such.
Anybody know what the "Secret Pants Presents" music in the beginning is from?
Saving Private Ryan
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*dead
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*dead
Cheers, EDD
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What part of your arms broke? Was it from punching skull?
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>> ^SDGundamX:
For most untrained people, a bare-knuckle punch is simply a surefire way to accidentally break their own fingers or wrist.
Believe it, people. I mean it, seriously - DO BELIEVE IT, because it really happens. I didn't believe it until I broke both my arms in a single confrontation.