Patrick

Hey all, Just as a reminder, there is no other option on this thread. The poll is a list of arts that the member presumably has access to and those are what s/he can choose from. This thread doesn't function for anyone to say what art they personally prefer, but what art they think is better for poisendhearts with his/her goals in mind, outlined as such: Thanks.

Good luck.

I'm fairly certain that basketball, football and bowling have their own training methods that could be comparable to kata. In some part of practice/training/cultivation, they all work on technique without touching a ball or any other person.

Good luck.

Thank you for the submission.

Yeah, cleaning house. Nothing makes me particularly upset, but I did think McMichael was a pretty good TE. Then again, he seemed to drop a number of the balls and have some off the field issues. Still, a little sorry to see him go. I'm sorry to see Wes go. Good guy.

Hmm. The second Pirates of the Caribbean. On DVD... hmm... Garfield. My little brother loves it.

Welcome aboard.

Thanks baron.

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Ask a Ninja is full of stuff like that.

With clothing, especially, I think. But, if there are pictures, sometimes if you know what you are looking at, you'll be able to pick out things. I reported some guy the other day because after he sold two legitimate copies of CDs to someone else, I asked him if he had anymore (I forgot to bid... I hate when I do that)... he offered to burn copies of those before he sent them out. Lots of people in the world.

Welcome aboard.

Location, location, location.

Do you want him to be available?

Hello, As there appears to already be a thread for this particular subject, I am going to close this one and send you over there. Thanks. http://www.karateforums.com/garden-state-games-aau-nj-state-karate-championships-vt30565.html

No worries. I expect Sheffield to be successful in Detroit. He's a big presence at the plate.

Not really, Brian. Not with what we got for him, anyway. I mean, I liked Sheffield... I liked his swagger. But, there was some damage done there and, he was tradable with Abreu here, which I prefer. (He should be back healthy with time to spare, if not, we have Melky). Pavano has a bone bruise in his left foot and not bone chips in his elbow... but, we'll see where that takes him.

That "taste-o-meter" feature is neat. Not sure how long it's been there.

Congrats Kevin!

Thank you for the submission.

Yep, I have it now. Bleh. We'll see how bad it gets. Right now, not too bad...

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I don't know or even know what could be considered normal. When you string together these amazing, amazing seasons... I don't know if it's fair to take that as normal. Honestly, last year was very good and I don't really consider it all that abnormal. I'd take that again, although I'm expecting a little better.

I don't know a think about Pachelbel... never played any instruments... or even really heard of it... but that was good.