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Patrick

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  1. Here's a link: http://www.amazon.com/1080P-Digital-Video-Camera-Camcorder/dp/B00NL5WX2O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1434413545&sr=8-1&keywords=2.7%27%27+TFT+LCD+Full+HD+16+MP+1080P+Digital+Video+Camera+Camcorder+DV+16x+Zoom (disclosure: KarateForums.com receives a portion of sales generated through Amazon links posted, like this one). I guess, for the price, you could buy it and see. But I tend to stick to name brands with solid review histories.
  2. Welcome aboard, liger. Patrick
  3. Thanks for sharing that, liger. Here's a link: http://store.steampowered.com/app/286160/
  4. Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. We recognize one member every month as the KarateForums.com Member of the Month for their positive contributions to this community. The June selection is... Luther unleashed. Congratulations! Thank you for all of the great contributions that you have made to our community. Sincerely, Patrick
  5. I'm glad that you specified the attitude being among specific groups and not MMA folks in general because, as you know, we have numerous MMA and BJJ people who are wonderful martial artists, good people and great contributors here. One of the things I am most proud of is our diversity and ability to come together respectfully to discuss, agree and disagree over the martial arts. Patrick
  6. Tabletop gaming covers a lot of stuff. Board games, card games, dice games and more. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabletop_game
  7. Welcome to KF, Hudson1984! Patrick
  8. Congrats on passing your first test. Patrick
  9. It's out now: If the movie had a rating, it would be R, so just be forewarned. No nudity or anything like that, but fighting, blood and some language. If you watched the trailer, I would describe it as: EVERYTHING YOU EXPECTED. Haha. Patrick
  10. I was pretty good on Black Ops II, but I haven't played online multiplayer since then. I actually own both Batman: Arkham Asylum (through PS Plus) and Batman: Arkham Origins (bundled with my PS3). For the PS4, you actually have to pay. It's $49.99 a year. But you get more than online access, you get free games every month that you can keep as long as you have an active subscription. I don't mind it. If I had more money, I'd definitely buy an Xbox, too, just so I could play with friends who have it. My original motivation for buying a PlayStation was because it was what my brother had, so we could play when he went away to college.
  11. Welcome Judodad_karateson! So glad to have you here. Patrick
  12. After a good break. Haha.
  13. Check out these workouts: https://www.fitnessblender.com/videos?keywords=&minlength=0&maxlength=0&minburn=0&maxburn=0&focus[]=3&equipment[]=26 I love Fitness Blender. I'm currently on week 6 of an 8 week fat burning routine with them. All of their workouts for free, but you can pay a small amount for a routine built using their exercises. Most of their exercises use only dumb bells, so they are really convenient. I'm definitely seeing the results. The link I posted above uses their great search feature where you can select the area of the body you want, what equipment you have (including no equipment). When you open it, you can select things like minimum/maximum minutes, calorie burn and the difficulty level. It's an amazing resource! Patrick
  14. Glad that you found us, Doomed. Thanks for the great introduction and welcome.
  15. We completed Risk: Metal Gear Solid last night. My youngest brother won.
  16. Great idea, mazzybear. On PSN, I'm iFroggyPatrick. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is what I generally play these days when I can (haven't even tried online multiplayer, which is odd, just play zombies and Exo-Survival). I also download all of the PS Plus free games. I don't own any other games outside of COD: Ghosts, which I kind of sad.
  17. Funny how a thread's life can extend. Thanks for sharing that and for being a long term member, IcemanSK. You're appreciated. Patrick
  18. Awesome, Brian. It looks great. Thanks for sharing the photos.
  19. Great thread, CredoTe. Enjoying the discussion, thus far. After a long time of not playing any tabletop games, a couple of years ago, my family and I (especially me and my brothers), really got back into it. Mainly motivated by my brother Sean. I actually registered tabletopforums.com and boardgameforums.com a while back. Haha. Yesterday, we played The Offensive Band Name Generator for the first time and began a game of Risk: Metal Gear Solid going right now. I say began because it's currently on a table a few feet away from me. It was our first game of Risk ever and we had to sift through the rules for quite a while. It's actually simpler than the rules make it sound, though. At least I think so. Haha. We'll pick it up again soon and finish that game. Some of the games I enjoy, from recent memory: King of New York, Flash Point: Fire Rescue, The Red Dragon Inn, Munchkin, The Logo Board game, Catchphrase (does that count?), Loaded Questions and Schmovie. I also own several other games, including Pandemic and 7 Wonders, but have only played Pandemic once. The rules of 7 Wonders just sort of washed over me.
  20. Thank you so much for your kindness, CredoTe, John, Nidan Melbourne, Alex, Brian, Danielle, Noah, Bob and Spodo Komodo. I'm grateful for your support. Patrick
  21. Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. May 21 is the day that KarateForums.com launched, 14 years ago. The more time goes by, the prouder I am of what this community has become. KarateForums.com is a place where you can respectfully discuss all martial arts-related topics. No matter how controversial something is, the conversations here remain productive. That's a credit to the staff and our great community members. But it's also a choose your own adventure type experience. It can be serious or it can be light. You can share a personal story. You can ask for help and receive thoughtful answers. You can build friendships that transcend our community and stay with you for the rest of your life. It's a cool place, and I'd like to thank you for being a part of it. In honor of hitting 14 years, I wanted to take a moment to specifically highlight a group of members that I have noticed within the forums, that have really been making a mark lately through their outstanding contributions. This group includes wagnerk, Wado Heretic, Wastelander, Spodo Komodo, Shotokannon, chiliphil1, Zaine, bushido_man96, tallgeese, CredoTe, Lupin1, Spartacus Maximus, Nidan Melbourne, DWx, ninjanurse, yamesu, muttley and sensei8. Thank you all. This isn't an all-inclusive list, just a bunch of people I've seen doing great things recently. Please feel free to add more names you appreciate in a reply to this thread. Thank you for reading and for your support of KarateForums.com. Sincerely, Patrick
  22. This looks pretty great! https://www.facebook.com/TheSimpsons/videos/10152908339708697/ For those not on Facebook, here is another video (though it shows less):
  23. Great story. It's always nice to be appreciated. Thanks for sharing.
  24. Thank you so much for all of the kind words here, regarding our community, the people we have, our moderation, etc. It means a lot to us. Thank you, as well, for starting this thread, gronis. I like threads like this because choice is a good thing. Choice allows you to find the community that is best for you or to realize you've already found it. Or just to find another interesting place. Patrick
  25. Hey AsmShir. Glad to have you here. Patrick
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