Virus
8/16/2005 9:53am,
This was about 3 years ago or so.
This kid turns up to our bujinkan class. He was thin, geeky and looked like the spaz that nobody likes from an 80's high-school movie. He was 16 at the time.
Well, wwe start getting into it, I paired up with him in the course of training and he's doing stupid **** like opening his hand and trying to punch with his fingers. He was told several times that he shouldn't do that as someone could grab and break them. I should have done that to teach him a lesson but anyway...
After training were all talking and he starts talking about going to america to train with Ashida Kim. We tell him that AK is full of **** and isn't connected to any ninjutsu arts. He didn't buy it. He went on about how he can put his hand in boiling water (cheap stunt anyone can replicate). My instructor told him that if he really wants ninjutsu, he's better off spending his money going to Japan to train with Hatsumi as that's the closest he's going to get. By the way, his parents were willing to fund his ninja training trip to the US.
He never turned up to training again but did phone my instuctor a few times asking for private lessons. He was told that there was little to be learnt from private one-on-one lessons and he should come to classes. No Show.
Later on I hear that he has been made the Australian representative of Ashida Kim's organisation.
This kid turns up to our bujinkan class. He was thin, geeky and looked like the spaz that nobody likes from an 80's high-school movie. He was 16 at the time.
Well, wwe start getting into it, I paired up with him in the course of training and he's doing stupid **** like opening his hand and trying to punch with his fingers. He was told several times that he shouldn't do that as someone could grab and break them. I should have done that to teach him a lesson but anyway...
After training were all talking and he starts talking about going to america to train with Ashida Kim. We tell him that AK is full of **** and isn't connected to any ninjutsu arts. He didn't buy it. He went on about how he can put his hand in boiling water (cheap stunt anyone can replicate). My instructor told him that if he really wants ninjutsu, he's better off spending his money going to Japan to train with Hatsumi as that's the closest he's going to get. By the way, his parents were willing to fund his ninja training trip to the US.
He never turned up to training again but did phone my instuctor a few times asking for private lessons. He was told that there was little to be learnt from private one-on-one lessons and he should come to classes. No Show.
Later on I hear that he has been made the Australian representative of Ashida Kim's organisation.