Drunken Monkey

the last time i checked, they are moves from aikido. i only asked because i had no idea what you were talking about when you said something about moves from tekken without reference to anything in particular.

my point was little boy, that anyone who enters that ring can technically, submit before anything happens. he can then tell everyone that he came out that unscathed and then he would be a veteran of the fight. would he be a fighter?

because i use a pc for my work. and it is 0200 right now and not quite time for me to hit the sack.

actually i was kinda hinting at you, with your wwe, games, anime obsession. as for me, i have better things to spend my time on (car, rent, dvds, work, girlfriend, groceries, bills etc etc)

um, i think the background story about the guy who wrote the original crow comic book is a more poignant story that the thing he created... go read. good for you.

um, i can enter a ufc fight and lose. that does not make a fighter.

not yet but i feel my arms going numb so maybe in about five minutes. i'll let you know how my poor aged body takes it.

yes but i hope you understand that most of the damage you do, is to yourself.

by your rationale, because you know what homosexuals do, that makes you a homosexual? not all cars look the same but i know what a car looks like. you really are just a dumb kid.

no one does it because no one really punches until they are in range. chances are if he's even thinking of punching, he knows he can hit you. also, you can't really kick him as his is punching because your kick and his punches have different effective ranges. um, does anyone understand what i mean? basically if he is punching, your kick will be hampoered cos he is close AND you have punches to worry about. if you can kick, he won't be punching.

please, somebody...

what? i don't log on for a day and people assume i'm gone?

um, no. i know where it's from because it's a familiar image. i walk into my newsagents and the magazines are right there inbetween the car mags and the football mags.

oh, god, stop it with the video games. please, we are not all twelve here.

maybe you shouldn't post things from wwe or whatever it's from... it might insult a few guys here.

not quite sure what you are asking? you intercept the incoming attack, hit back or lock or whatever comes first. think about what you would do with your shotokan and it's probably the same, albeit with different moves. despite what a lot of people think, there isn't a whole lot of difference between martial arts when it comes to what we would do when attacked.

hold on there, why does liking ff games make me a geek? just cos occasionally i like to stick something a bit sedate in my ps2 for an hour or so doesn't make me a nerd... i think the test of nerdship would be: i) your wardrobe (you KNOW what i mean...) ii) your record collection (more than two ost's?) iii) your casual converstion includes at some point, the comparison of characters in a game, anime, manga etc etc iv) you have a favourite character who you would secretly like to be v) you have fantasies about characters vi) you try to imitate the things taht these characters do

and it works your forearms, which is always good.

but in that link, practically all of the wrestlers lost... trying to figure out what that link was supposed to prove.

and it doesn't help when he keeps talking about the validity of moves becaue he saw them "work" in a video game...

i think he's stating a fact.

y'know, in a not unrelated manner i jsut wanna tell of of this odd law we have in england. in the city of york, if you can prove that a scotsman is invading, you are legally allowed to kill that man...

yo warp, i think it's clear from his other posts that the kid doesn't quite understand that wwe is fake...

but in no way a pro. couldn't you have just said that you did some wrestling? why did you have to try to make it sound better than it was? like i keep saying... ...kids...

not sure how much of that i agree with. i've never really come across anything in chinese writing, legends or stories that doesn't tell of tai chi as being an effective martial art.