
Patrick
KarateForums.com Administrators-
Posts
29,172 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by Patrick
-
Welcome aboard, sojobo. Glad to have you. Patrick
-
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 (2010)
Patrick replied to sensei8's topic in General Chat
Can't wait. -
Glad to hear it. Patrick
-
Actually, I like the taste of pickle juice. That sounds good. I may have to be careful with that one, though. Need to watch my sodium. Patrick
-
Congrats and good luck, Bob. Patrick
-
I'm a few days away...
Patrick replied to GeoGiant's topic in Share Your Testing, Grading, or Promotion
Good luck, GeoGiant. Patrick -
Should children be given black belts?
Patrick replied to JiuJitsuNation's topic in General Martial Arts Discussion
This is exactly what I was going to say. I agree with everything Brian's been saying, actually. Bob, while you are practically correct, about having to live with whatever policies are in place (which is true), that doesn't stop people from discussing it. You never know - in some cases, change can be possible. You never know. Thanks, Patrick -
judjohns Red Belt Testing
Patrick replied to judjohns's topic in Share Your Testing, Grading, or Promotion
I went ahead and gave this it's own thread. Good luck, judjohns. Patrick -
Welcome aboard, Marcin. Patrick
-
Welcome aboard, xKITAx. Glad to have you. Patrick
-
Glad to have you, Akikazeninja. Thanks for the kind words about the community. Patrick
-
Welcome aboard, ShogenRyuGuy. Patrick
-
Belated welcome, 6ambit. Thanks for the kind words. What is the meaning behind your username? Patrick
-
Welcome to KF, Dennis.
-
Belated welcome, Ben. Glad to have you. Patrick
-
If you want to have the movie preserved for you, I'd definitely advise staying out of this thread. Jay, the U.K. release date for "Predators" was July 8. I did a search on Google and found these show times, using London as a starting point: http://www.google.com/movies?q=Predators&btnG=Search+Movies&hl=en&near=london&ei=QPVJTJ_SJ8G78gaS0-CjDg Hope this helps. Patrick
-
If it makes the game safer, I hope they find a way to make it work. Patrick
-
Thanks for the replies, all! Great stuff. Really enjoy reading this. Some of the things that caught my eye... JohnASE, chocolate and chips actually sounds good to me. May have to try that. Lupin1, that soda combination sounds cool. Never heard of that before. I just visited the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta. I have a feeling you might love it there! They have over 60 sodas from all around the world. All sorts of flavors from a really bitter one to all fruits to all of the Coca-Cola brands. You could mix all day! It was a fun place if you love soda like I do. Also, ketchup and mayo mixed together has been a salad dressing my mom has made forever. twistkick kid, I also dip my eggs in ketchup, sometimes. And I love onions and garlic. I do put diced onions on my hot dog (turkey dog). Patrick
-
Nice thread idea, isshinryu5toforever. Yeah, I have to say that I have pretty much avoided "strange" foods (or the foods we'd consider strange here at KF). I can't really even think of anything. Patrick
-
Good thread idea. Thanks for starting it, JiuJitsuNation, and everyone who has contributed to it. Word of mouth is awesome and powerful. But, if you have the budget for some marketing, it is definitely worth experimenting with. It also depends on your goals, if your school is meant to grow as large as it can be, if you depend on it for your income, etc. etc. etc. Thanks again, Patrick
-
Thanks Brian. I appreciate you posting this. Sorry for the delay in responding to this. Well said, GeoGiant. Very sad. But, when I heard the news, one of the things I thought was that it made me even more glad that we won last year. A bit more fitting. My thoughts are certainly with his family. The polarizing persona aside, he helped a lot of people and I suspect we'll hear more and more about how he helped folks privately without the press knowing, now that he has passed. As a sports fan, he was my kind of owner and it's hard to argue with 7 titles in 27 years. As a whole, I think he was good for the game and hope that, now that he's gone, he'll finally get an appropriate look for the Hall of Fame. Bob Sheppard also passed away, shortly before Mr. Steinbrenner did. They'll both be missed. Rest in peace.
-
I would say that different people have different ideas of luxury. Hundreds of acres of green pasture and a barn would be luxury for some, where this house might be luxury for others. All depends on what we enjoy. Patrick
-
Interesting. Speaking generall, it's dangerous if admittance to an institution is seen as some sort of factual matter of your being. Goes against the human nature of mistakes.