You know you’re hiding out when...

**pauli** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 12:34pm

The martial artist who appears to put alot of time in but never seems to get better, or if he does it is just marginally so.

hey, i resemble that remark!

***Plasma*** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 12:56pm

I broke my arm so I could hide out for 3 months.

Last week I hid out with the flu.

I win!

**Mars** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 2:54pm

lol all this is funny to me. I always hear people tell each other they are hiding out, but I wasn't sure what they meant. I hate sparring with noobs, rarely take breaks, and I haven't missed a class since I started. I got hurt lifting weights once and so I couldn't do anything but I went anyway and just watched.

**El Neko** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 2:54pm

Originally Posted by Fearless Ukemi

You purposely arrive 30 minutes late to miss out on the cardio.

I'm soooo guilty of this one :eusa_shhh

**Ronin.74** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 3:10pm

Is it considered hiding out if you do any of the above because you came in early and took the hour long cardio conditioning class and are now wasted so you are looking for ways to recoup a little to make it through the next hour of training?

**sochin101** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 3:12pm

Originally Posted by pl4zM4

I broke my arm so I could hide out for 3 months.

Last week I hid out with the flu.

I win!

Ninja, please! You're a freakin' ninja... of course you hide.
That'd be like an Aikido guy posting in a "You know you've put on huge pants when..." thread.

You do not win. You are disqualified on grounds of invisibility.

**Doctor X** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 7:21pm

Originally Posted by sochin101

That'd be like an Aikido guy posting in a "You know you've put on huge pants when..." thread.

BWA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA! . . . er . . . um . . . Do NOT disrespect the Magic Pants!!

--J.D.

**Severe** · Posted On: 9/20/2006 8:10pm

there was a ghuy in Kempo back when I was a teenager, who was there all the time, no breaks... he was dedicated. What makes me think this is that even when he had a cold, he still came to practise. When he needed to blow his nose, he would blow it into the inside of his club shirt or under his Gi top. no ****, and I mean full snot effect here guys. double barreled.

. the guy was both a legend for never stopping class, but also the least desired training partner in winter.