Q: Hi, I am a newbie. What is the best system for me?
A: Whatever that keep you alive, happy, and willing stay to train more.
Q: I heard that style x is the best and can beat the hell out everyone.
A: Just because you sign up for style x doesn't mean that you can beat everyone. Anybody, who is in a better shape and training can beat the hell out of you. Yes, that includes you with the blue belt.
Q: Who would win, style y or style z?
A: Anyone who is in better shape and training. Unless what you mean is who's faster in pressing button X, O, [], or /\.
Q: Why does style x sucks so much?
A: All tested systems are good. However, styles that have so much popularity will attract a lot of people. They include p*ssie wusses like you who are just barking and are not willing to train. Hence, they willl be COMMERCIALIZED and watered down.
Q: Some guy in my style won X, Y, and Z tournaments. So, I am as strong as him.
A: No, you are a p*ssie wuss.
Q: I am a descendant of a rare ancient X style and my teacher is the 17th generation of the secret style inheritant. I am the best martial artist ever.
A: No, you are a p*ssie wuss.
Q: Who would win, a grappler or a striker?
A: It all depends on the fitness and skill level of the each individual. But no, a p*ssie wuss like you will not win.
Q: My style is specializing and famous for x, y, and z types of movements. So, we are the best.
A: Training in that style will only make you good at x, y, and z. But hell no, even a p*ssie wuss like you won't be able to beat everyone using x,y, and z alone. Can a p*ssie wuss like you do x, y, and z, anyway?
Q: Will training in competition makes me be able to beat everyone on the street?
A: While training for competition will make you very fit in general, your technical training is more focused and must abide the rules of the competition. In the street, everything can be used. But may I suggest a p*ssie wuss like you to run before the beat the hell out of ya?
Sorry for ranting, I am the biggest p*ssie wuss ever
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein
A: Whatever that keep you alive, happy, and willing stay to train more.
Q: I heard that style x is the best and can beat the hell out everyone.
A: Just because you sign up for style x doesn't mean that you can beat everyone. Anybody, who is in a better shape and training can beat the hell out of you. Yes, that includes you with the blue belt.
Q: Who would win, style y or style z?
A: Anyone who is in better shape and training. Unless what you mean is who's faster in pressing button X, O, [], or /\.
Q: Why does style x sucks so much?
A: All tested systems are good. However, styles that have so much popularity will attract a lot of people. They include p*ssie wusses like you who are just barking and are not willing to train. Hence, they willl be COMMERCIALIZED and watered down.
Q: Some guy in my style won X, Y, and Z tournaments. So, I am as strong as him.
A: No, you are a p*ssie wuss.
Q: I am a descendant of a rare ancient X style and my teacher is the 17th generation of the secret style inheritant. I am the best martial artist ever.
A: No, you are a p*ssie wuss.
Q: Who would win, a grappler or a striker?
A: It all depends on the fitness and skill level of the each individual. But no, a p*ssie wuss like you will not win.
Q: My style is specializing and famous for x, y, and z types of movements. So, we are the best.
A: Training in that style will only make you good at x, y, and z. But hell no, even a p*ssie wuss like you won't be able to beat everyone using x,y, and z alone. Can a p*ssie wuss like you do x, y, and z, anyway?
Q: Will training in competition makes me be able to beat everyone on the street?
A: While training for competition will make you very fit in general, your technical training is more focused and must abide the rules of the competition. In the street, everything can be used. But may I suggest a p*ssie wuss like you to run before the beat the hell out of ya?
Sorry for ranting, I am the biggest p*ssie wuss ever

"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein
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