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sensei8

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  • Martial Art(s)
    Shindokan Saitou-ryu [Shuri-te/Okinawa-te based]
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    Las Vegas, NV
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    Anything/Everything Martial Arts, Model building, Chess, Fishing, Sports (Baseball, etc), Reading, Cooking...
  • Occupation
    RETIRED due to my current fight with Prostate Cancer and what it's done to my T12 and L4 locations of my spine!! [Kaicho (President) of the Shindokan Karate-Do and Kobudo Association (SKKA) from 2008-2017!!!]

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  1. My Knights seem to be doing well this season. Maybe they can return to the Stanley Cup. Knights find themselves in 1st place in the Pacific Division. They’re 3 games ahead the Kings. Knights have amassed 42 wins and 20 losses with only 20 games remaining in the season. Knights are on a 3 win streak at home: Bruins 0…Knights 5 Red Wings 3…Knights 6 Lightning 2…Knights 4 Knights face Wild on their ice today. GO KNIGHTS!!
  2. Sub-Zero is my all time favorite!! Those were the days. I use to spend a lot of time playing Mortal Kombat but then lost interest for some reason. Oh well, I still have fond memories.
  3. I was a long time subscriber of BBM but I have stopped reading it because there seemed to be much more ads than before and not as many articles. BBM returned to print back in October 2024.
  4. “Sports writers play a significant role in determining who gets inducted into the Major League Baseball (MLB) Hall of Fame because they are part of the voting body for the Hall of Fame’s election process.” WHY?? Seems that the MLB and NBA gave a power to their respective sports writers but the NFL and the NHL didn’t. I understand that sports writers play a significant role in any sport, both amateur and professional, but they’ve not ever played professionally and have no idea what it takes to be in thick of the game as armchair players who’ve not shed their blood, sweat, and tears on the gridiron, diamond, court, or ice but behind a typewriter. Does Rose deserve to be in the MLB HOF?? I don’t know!! Seems to me that that decision needs to be rightfully up to those who’ve played the respective sport as well as those who’ve earned their places in their respective HOF, and not to the sports writers. Imho!!
  5. Sorry they cut the scene, Patrick; editing can be the bane on making a movie.
  6. Happy 85th Birthday, Mr. Norris!! Have a safe and fun birthday!! Nah, I don’t plan on watching any Chuck Norris movies today, or soon.
  7. Raiders now have a new QB…Geno Smith from the Seahawks in exchange for a 2025 third-round draft pick. Seahawks are now pursuing Sam Darnold from the Vikings. Geno and HC Pete Carroll are quite familiar with each other…they once were with the Seahawks together. We’ll see what we see when we see it. GO COWBOYS!!
  8. Keeping on the mat even after the season ends is quite admirable. Good luck, Kenneth!! Looking forward to your updates.
  9. Interesting!! If, and “if” is a big word, MLB does allow Pete Rose on a HOF Ballot, and makes it into the HOF, then perhaps MLB needs to do the same for the 1920 Black Sox’s 8 players, especially Shoeless Joe Jackson. There is the 1991 Pete Rose Rule…A permanent ban from baseball is grounds for not being eligible for the Hall of Fame
  10. Everything seems to be smelling like roses for the Raiders, especially whenever I watch any Raiders press conferences and interviews as of late. Let’s see if that optimism carries over into the gridiron this upcoming season. GO COWBOYS!!
  11. Knights had a back and forth battle on the ice with the Blackhawks. Knights came out with victory with the final score of 7-5. GO KNIGHTS!!
  12. Actually, I saw that character in episodes 1 and 2.
  13. Great information from the standpoint of a LEO; thanks, Brian!!
  14. Fantastic update all around. Bumps are expected during the season and it seems that Kenneth meet them all with fired up vigorous energy. Ending the season at .500 is nothing to sneeze about especially with what he’s had to deal with on the mat. You’ve every reasons to be proud of Kenneth across the board. Please give Kenneth my most sincere congratulations for all he’s accomplished this season. GO KENNETH!!
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