bushido_man96

did you even read my post? I meant for YOU in a street encounter, not a policeman..... You had the words police man in the top line, and as I read it, you were talking about LEOs.

We have taken our TKD classes outside from time to time.

don't rely on those. they often don't work in altercations. I have been kicked in the groin in an altercation and didn't feel it until after the altercation was over - it was too late then. Use them, but don't rely on them. Although this may sound unrealistic, what about getting off multiple groin shots, consecutively?

I can kick head high, but my jump side kicks may be right around head height. When I do a jumping side kick, my leg goes straight off of my hip. I can't make my leg go up while jumping, like I can when standing. There are some who can, but it takes quite a dynamic leg ability. When it comes to jump kicks, it is more about the height of the jump, not the kick, in my experience.

Ok, disregard the hourglass stance. However, I still need the others. Thanks!

Thanks for the drill, cathal. I think I will maybe give it a try sometime. I may have enough room to do it in the kitchen at work at night! You had me up until this section here, though: Could you translate those moves for me? Also, I am a little off as to what the hour glass stance. Could you give me a simple equivalent? Thanks, cathal.

When I am in a comfortable environment, even with non-MA friends in a non-MA environment, I will mess around with them a little from time to time. But around others, like at a party, I like to keep it low-key. Someone at a party or at a bar hears your into MA, and then you get the challenge match. I don't want that.

Ouch! That stings!

I am going to try. There is this new place in town where I would like to take her to get a drink sometime, because she can finally drink again, but I work nights, and can't really drink before I go to work.

Sounds like a load of a good time to me! Except for getting sick. I hate getting sick.

Good point on the leg lock. Not much point, unless you have back-up. Even though, the legs usually can just be pinned down.

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!