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Congrats, AndrewGreen!

Welcome to the forums, Sabro

Welcome to the forums

Welcome to KF

Absolutely - both a Gophers and Wild fan Tough call since I've never seen a pro game in person - so I'd have to go with college - had Gophers tickets last year, and those games were a blast

Since there's already a post involving Christmas gifts, I'll redirect any other posts over there (Including my just-made one ) http://www.karateforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=24640

(I'll just move this topic over to General Chat ) Let's see here - a few new shirts, a new Minnesota Twins cap (my old one was literally falling apart ) - but most importantly, I got to spend Christmas with most of my family And had a great time - Hope everyone else did as well

I absolutely agree with Aodhan - If you've had continual pain for 2 weeks, that's definitely not a good sign. You're probably not going to be able to do a lot of good just resting it - I'd recommend seeing a doctor, and soon!

Welcome to the forums, DBK Enjoy!

Welcome to the forums, MrClean

Welcome to the forums

nahhh.. you're not that old yet - I'm young at 19 (although I guess I feel old too some days) and I'm still older than you! Happy Birthday

Hi - Since there's already a post on this forum regarding this topic, I'll close this one and direct further comments on this topic over to there. http://www.karateforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=24051

Welcome to the forums, ZepedaWingChun. Enjoy!

Welcome to KF, faido

Welcome to the forums, srv

Welcome to the forums, Scorch!

I know I've done this my fair share of times too Not quite the same, but semi-related: I once imagined what would happen if the Earth would suddenly just stop (abruptly) rotating... everything would just keep going! Picturing everything getting launched off the face of the Earth, I burst out laughing, and all my friends thought I had gone crazy (they were already suspecting though )

Congratulations shogeri!

Welcome to KarateForums, Brian Enjoy!

Welcome to the forums, IronWarrior!

Welcome to the forums, swordsmith

Just a hunch... but it might be because they have more experience than you - don't worry about it In all seriousness though, just relax when you're sparring against them, and learn what you can from that opponent - win or lose. There's always something you can pick up from their technique or learn about your own during kumite that will help you improve

Hi tenshin_uke! Welcome to the forums

Hi Jack, and welcome to the forums! Don't worry about it I started when I was 18 too.