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""Kuss mich (Fellfrosch)" By Rammstein, even though that alone means "Kiss Me (Furry Frog)" you really do NOT want to see the translations for that one! " feh; the translations to that are nothing compared to, say, heirate mich, or tier.

"Even when the fighters are equal on their abilities a fight depends on other factors like intelligence! " good point of course, the intelligent one would try not to be in the fight anyway, IMO

"That has to be the most profound statement ever known to philosophy. " i live in verona; it's right outside of madison

"Gto stands for great teacher onizuka, its a really funny show." TEACHER BONZAI!!!!

maybe "ben" is just the fall back for whenever adults think of... i'm not gonna finish that thought in fear of someone reading this named clifford or ovaltine or kat, but i think you get my point

actually, there was another one in there, that took place in 60's britain. forget what it was called. but the point has been made

i borrow mine from friends, too. i love GTO! i haven't seen the end, though, my friends only have up to the 8th dvd.

well, i personally enjoyed it

but... that's exactly what happened... they got married, had a son, and lived on until they both died... i suppose not happilly, alright.

i liked the czech republic, myself. quiet and friendly, with plenty to see and do. i was with my best friends when i was there, too, so that might have had something to do with it, lol. and the fanta there was so cheap! i drank so much, i swear my blood turned orange!

https://www.imdb.com says that he was born on march 10, 1940. geez...

say what you will; that's still really morbid

king of fighters, i don't quite understand your logic. "it was really cool but it made me sad at the end so i don't like it?" besides, killing kenshin prevents the animators from pulling a dragon ball and making series after series after series...

http://www.karateforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=7504&highlight=

the OVA ending to rurouni kenshin was very good, i thoroughly enjoyed it

hey, best of luck to you at the tournament, btw. but you'll have to battle an army of high quality childrens cartoons before you can defeat me

yeah, i've been wondering the same thing... huh...

if i were you, i'd move out of texas... sorry, had to say it

"that was all I did for my 2nd degree. Hope those ideas helped." "oh yeah, you know, that's all i did. nothin major or special, i was a little tired that day"

oh, you guys know nothing... my dad wanted to name me... ovaltine IT'S A CHOCOLATE DRINK, FOR HEAVENS SAKE!

same. my mom is though, and she was stung once in my presence; that was pretty scary

i've found two things to be helpful for me: 1) as cheekymusician alluded too, i never use lesson plans. especially in sunday school. it might just be because i normally teach small children, but things almost never go according to plan. 2) my views may be different, as some people seem to be into the whole "hard core martial arts instruction" thing, but i've always found it easiest to be hard enough that they respect you, but easy enough that they're comfortable around you. there's a balance that i always try to have, and once you find it, it makes teaching a lot easier. of course, i haven't taught MA in quite awhile, i'm mostly going off of sunday school teaching, but i presume it carries over

i saw an issue of martial art magazine once, i bought it and regretted it. i really didn't care for it. that same day i found another martial arts magazine called kung fu qigong magazine, that one i liked quite a bit and got a subscription to. never picked up black belt magazine, but it's the only one i ever see around.

he never said he would WIN, persay. who knows, maybe he's implying that his opponents will stub their toe on his gear bag?

oh, by far, there's not even a contest.