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Thats sounds about right.
Dont even ask about invisibility moves!
Dont even ask about invisibility moves!
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Originally posted by aseepish
In Japan Ninjitsu is a joke. There are budo clubs everywhere and you can see ads for karate, aikido, kendo and the like at the train stations. Nobody does ninjitsu and nobody here takes it seriously.
Oh yeah!??
NINJA DEATH STAR ATTACK!!!
now who's joking??
Yeah most Japanese look at ninjutsu the way we'd look at a jedi.
I don't know much about ninjutsu, but I think the problem with it is that it's been sucked up too much in the TV media, etc. Not enough real facts or evidence to give it a "realistic" light. Even the Booj has dropped the ninjutsu title and settled for "BudoTaijutsu."
For what it's worth though, just because the Japanese don't take it seriously doesn't all together mean it IS without merit. Many Japanese are just as ignorant about their culture and martial arts as we are. (Believe me I've met them )
But other than that.....yeah. Ninja = Cartoonish fairy tales to most Japanese.
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Doesn't Ashida Kim talk about Ninjas and Jedi's within the same website?
I want to learn to go invisible!!Comment
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Ashida kim! now there is one funny fraud!
The invisibility technique was on Hatsumi Video and was ... well ....
Funny!
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It sounds like good business to be a Ninja...
anyone want to join my Ninja clan? Its called the Swan Clan!
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Here's an invisibility trick (check out his website)
1. Make an open challenge to all.
2. Require the challenger to post a $10K appearance bond.
3. Use mitigating clauses such as "Yoshido Quim is not responsible for the dissapearance/death of said challenger and resulting financial 'losses' for the challenger"
4. You agree. Post the bond and show up at the arranged time/location.
5. He does not appear. The bond money is missing.
6. He claims vicotry vis a vis invisibility techniques and you lose $10K.Comment
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Oh yeah and he is not responsible for said 'financial losses'. Might want to pre-determine the definition a little closer.Comment
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In answer to your question;
"ninjitsu anyone ?"
..........well thanks,
but no thanks !
Although, I hear it can be very effective................................
If you like eating pizza and find your self with a rather large shell glued to your back!
Crap-a-bunga !Comment
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Hey I like eating pizza...
But as of last time I checked no shell (yet)...disregardComment
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No shell yet?????????
"Give it time my son".....!
You may just mistake it for a pimple on your back at the moment,
but in time..........you may eventually have the "millenium dome" on ya back !
..........aaahhhh more anchovies!!!!
That should do the trick !Comment
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What's Ashiba Kim's website?
Later...Comment
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Heh...all this dissing the dark art...
Travel. Visit a reputable school (not necessarily affiliated with the Bujinkan. Ask law enforcement agencies about GOOD Ninjutsu practioners. I can almost guarantee the ratio is only one per major city/state/province (which cuts the crap to over eighty percent of the other ones out there).
If you're seeking the best, be sure the crap will try to suck you in first. I searched for years before I found the club I train with.Last edited by Guest; 09-08-2003, 03:10 AM.Comment
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Don't you think I've already been exposed to him? For every true teacher, a thousand monkeys. AK and thousands more eat bananas every day - I'm sure of it.
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"Ask law enforcement agencies about GOOD Ninjutsu practioners."
Yeah. Great idea. I can picture the conversation now.....
"Do you have a list of reputable Ninja Dojos in this town?"
"DO YOU WANT TO END UP IN A FRIGGIN CELL, YOU PISS TAKING DICK?"
Yep. Thats what police stations are for....to provide advice about silly men in black pyjamas who think they can go invisible.....Comment
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