a message to the martial artists on this forum

[mr goodcat]

For the US army?

Fair enough...

You're posting on the wrong threads. You ought to make a proper introduction in the Tactical/Military section.

as if that would save me from the walking downers that seem to follow me from thread to thread; im not in the us army, i make fun of anyone who chooses army over college

[mr goodcat]

For a "freelance writer" your spelling is terrible. It makes your posts very hard to read. Perhaps writing it in MSWord and cutting and pasting it into the message would be better.

no actually my spelling is pretty good, when i was a freshman in high school i was dubbed as good as a speller as someone who is in their second year in college, that was over 4 years ago

[Tom Yum]

nope im just an assasin

For the US army?

Fair enough...

You're posting on the wrong threads. You ought to make a proper introduction in the Tactical/Military section.

[eXcessiveForce]

For a "freelance writer" your spelling is terrible. It makes your posts very hard to read. Perhaps writing it in MSWord and cutting and pasting it into the message would be better.

[mr goodcat]

No, I think your ill-written nonsense makes you annoying and irrelevant.

do you know what i think hampton? i think if you really wanted yo show me how much smarter you are then me, u should blast me away with your all power knowledge other than insulting me, because, frankily it just makes you look stupid

[mr goodcat]

He's in the Salvation Army.

nope im just an assasin

[jubaji]

alright porkey, so what? do you think your 5000 posts makes you powerful?

No, I think your ill-written nonsense makes you annoying and irrelevant.

[Tom Yum]

brilliant!

Not dissing the quality of the Salvation Army by including senor badcrap, but they can make your dollar last longer!

[gregimotis]

He's in the Salvation Army.

brilliant!

[Tom Yum]

I see alot of people like mr goodcrap here in the Army.

He's in the Salvation Army.

[gregimotis]

i hope this isnt too much than u hoped to read, i still have much to say but ill stick with this for now---

Capitalize the 'I', spell 'u' 'you', don't use the word 'ill' unless someone is sick.

Nope, im technically an outsider in my college, everyone looks at what i am wearing, its a stab in the back for most people.

No, it isn't. Most people couldn't care less what you are wearing.

simply because i dress up, suites, dress shoes, dress hat. While everyone else around me is concerned with fashion

If you are dressing up, then you are equally concerned with fasion.

ah the army i tried for them. got close to becomming processed but im glad it didnt work out, they really have no need for the skills i practice and are fond of.

The army rejected you.. if you actually did try out

Body Building: the best way to build upper body without the wrists are dumbells,

dumbells would put comparativly more pressure on the wrists than barbell or the weight machine.

i believe when you die your spirit goes back to nature, this is my belief, i wont say its true... so to answer your question it is all up to you as to where you head after death.

Do you know the difference between an opinion and a fact?

I am a rebel because i dont do what most martial art systems teach, ill train with guns, knives, skiima(sp?) sticks, rifles, sais, staves, chains, etc.

you train with weapons and you can't even be bothered to spell them correctly? I mean , a typo is one thing, but 'skiima' sticks? That's just ignorance.

However, i think its best to part with instruction after u have a firm grip on style which the instructor taught to start exploring other ways of going about doing things that were either not taught by the instructor or frowned upon.

In other words "I had this one instructor once and I didn't like the way he taught, so now I train in my dorm room by myself... sometimes up to ten minutes at a time"

I use to train in a TKD dojo before it became too expencive for my parents to finance, in addition to the price for the lessons the belts cost 80 t0 90 dollars every time i was to get a new one.

Everyone on the board has had this experience. Usually in the first six weeks of starting martial arts. It's so common it isn't even worth mentioning - that you even bring it up demonstrates (again) your total lack of perspective.

I remember trying to remember the moves i was taught in the dojo, ultimatley i became more indipendend

You couldn't remember jack, so you just made some stuff up and it always worked perfectly on your imaginary opponent. Everyone here has done this, too. Before we knew anything about fighting.

So i dont feel i practice traditional, but i always wanted to learn a little bit from every system.

You mean like skiima?

i notcied since it was years since i had any instruction i lost my balance in many places and often hurt myself with almost everything i did until i had to stop it all and break it down,

So did you then go find a competant instructor? No, you...

i held onto a wall to practice form and balance til i didnt need the wall for support anymore, sooner or later i was able to stay in a side kick form for at least 30 seconds til i started stumbling.

Continued to make it all up on your own - failing to learn the lesson that was right in your face.

...b4 i... id...

Stop typing like that, idiot.

the nuns and monks i use to talk to all the time when practicing xen buddhism were help but they all seemed to talk like buddha, telling me this and that in riddles and i was suppose to figure it out in order to get it.

So, pretty much like you keep trying to speak?

I thought i invented some new fist movements but turns out its used in shaolin,

Stumbling over the truth, he just picks himself up and goes on like nothing has happened.

i would have to work hard in what i do to find my own limitations and weaknesses...i fatigue myself to the point where i cant do anymore and still havent found a solution

Every competant athelete in the world has a coach - sometimes two or three coaches. Everyone who's been training any length of time has tried to do it themselves, and eventually realized that it can't be done alone - sometimes by getting their arse handed to them. It's a rookie mistake.

That's really the point everyone is trying to make to you - the things you are saying are so laughably ignorant and you are so insistant, it hurts to listen to you. If you want to be a martial artist, find a school and stick with it more than two months. And start posting on forums like this as if you were a learner and not a jedi master.

Christ - I've been training for a decade or more and I'd be glad to learn from someone with Excessive Force's experience. But not you, you want to give the man a lecture on 'the way of no way'? I'd say it's disrespectful, except it's too ignorant. Say you're sorry kid, then get on with absorbing some of the knowledge so many people of selflessly offered on this board.

[kurt_myers0369]

I see alot of people like mr goodcrap here in the Army. Not alot of friends, social outcast, jacks off to hentai. I bet he has a full size mirror that he practices his "moves" in front of. He's trying to be "cool" by pretending to be his hero, Bruce Lee. Its sad, and I dont really blame him for being such a loser... Maybe you should stick to dragonball z forums, or anime websites?

[mr goodcat]

Illiterate gibberish, as expected.

alright porkey, so what? do you think your 5000 posts makes you powerful?

[mr goodcat]

You ever read 'education for leisure' by Carol Ann Duffy?

no i do not

[jubaji]

Illiterate gibberish, as expected.