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I don't know about that, I got mine in less than a year here!

Ooooh, now that would be fun!

Years ago, I played MechWarrior 2 on-line quite a bit, but nothing really since. I have a brother who does Halo from time to time, and he is big into World of Warcraft. Besides, if I did on-line gaming, I wouldn't have as much time to spend here!

Thanks for the kind words. I have already suggested doing it again, and now that she knows we can do it and she doesn't have to worry about the kids at home the whole time, she will be more willing to do so.

Well, pooh! Playing the Browns was just what I thought it could be...a trap game. The Chiefs just didn't get it done, and they could have put some distance between themselves and the rest of the wild card hopefuls. Now, they have to win their last division games, and some tough ones with Baltimore and Jacksonville. On the upside, the offense looked great. Trent Green showed that putting him back in at QB proves he is the starter, and Tony Gonzalez had a great game. If Tony has a few years left in him, and I think he does, he will finish as the top Tight End in all statistical categories in NFL history, dethroning arch-rival Denver Bronco Shannon Sharpe! (On a side note, I finally figured out what all the WHO-DEY stuff is about )

We set up our tree yesterday. It was so funny, trying to put things on, while my 1 year old was trying to pull things off! Had to laugh. Today, though, he isn't trying to pull the tree down yet. Keep my fingers crossed!

I guess I do like Old Navy; we don't have a store nearby, though, and only get to shop at one maybe a couple times a year.

I am 28, and will be 29 in January.

I keep mine short, but not buzzed. I like to be able to comb it, but don't like it long in the back.

Congrats!

Congrats! Good eats is always a bonus!

Glad to hear that, Kez! Give him a pat on the back from me! Probably the most important thing he learned from this competition was the experience of being there, and next time he will be more comfortable, knowing what to expect.

Cool.

I hope it works out for ya! Cheers!

You can do push-ups with a wider space between your hands, and the elbows bending perpindicular to your body. This will work your chest more, in my experience. If you keep your hands just outside your shoulders, and bend your elbows parallel to your body, you will hit the triceps more; this is how I like to do them.

Generally, as said above, 48 to 72 hours of rest will recuperate the muscles. If you do plyometrics, you want 72 hours minimum between workouts. It sounds to me like you may have overtrained your legs this early getting back into it. I would wait a few extra days, and then try a more moderate building process.

I enjoy doing Gae Baek a lot. I do it with a lot of power, and since there are no slow moves in it, I think it fits my body style well.

u probably have but you call it something different heh Nope. I know what it is, and have never sat they way for any time longer than, say, 20 seconds. wow...did your class not do it?? or you just didn't want to? We just never did it. All of our bows were standing bows. I don't think it is as big a thing in Korean styles.

That all looks really great, MizuRyu. The website looks nice as well.

I say go for it. Adding the grappling will help you become a little more rounded, and I really don't think it will be a detriment to either style that you practice. Since you have prior striking experience to your 3 months in WC, then I would think you should be ok.

You have different instructors for each of the styles your school offers, right, Jiffy? Does this work out well for you, or do you still have students that go looking elsewhere? If they do, do they ask, and how does it go over at your place?

Here is one difference I can think of: Street: low line kicks. Competition: more head kicks (depending on style)

One problem I see is the "throwing some elbows." If a law enforcement throws those elbows, he may get into a lot of trouble.

I think her techniques are pretty sharp, for the most part. It is just the practicality of them, especially the ballet stuff. It is kind of fun to watch though. Just maybe not all the time. Just imagine what her traditional forms probably look like.

I second this notion, for the most part. If it works, use it. Like driving from point A to B. You may drive an ugly car, but it will get you there. I know that it may not be the most efficient means to get there, but it all depends on what you have available to you at the time you need it.