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Wow.
Well, I am sure there is a record of a man with a sai in his groin. Unless PK is built like the Veritable Brick ****-House, his claim to have lifted a man with a sai in his groin and THREW him is utter bullshit. This is even better than Coda "The Iron Belly" Scott's "knife fight!" There is a police, hospital report if it happened.
When someone starts spewing such crap from the onset, I really do not care if he can teach anything. There are enough honest teachers of quality out there to not waste time with a charlatan.
As for combining all of those styles . . . well . . . of COURSE!! I mean, who does NOT carry a katana and a bow and quivers with them just in case someone grabs your wrist?
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1/11/2007 11:48am
Style: ex-Tae Kwon Do--
Actually we've all been to harsh on Kakidote. Its actually the worlds most evolved fighting system. MMA only has three punny fighting ranges: standup, clinch, and groundfighting. Kakidote has four: Projectile/ki blast range, striking range, standing wrist lock range, and finally groundfighting.
Just fucking imagine if you had the benefit of seeing your opponent charging towards you from about 3o yards away. What the **** is an MMA'er going to do? The extended anticipation for actually making physical contact would screw with his mind and drive him insane.
Now Kakidote thats were the **** is at. A kakidoteka would simply whip out his extremely bulkly Japanese bow and fire a volley of arrows at the offending mo fo. If the attacker happened to deflect the arrows with a chi shield, the kakidoteka would simply whip out his uber samuria sword he bought at the flee market for $10. In the unlikely case the bad guy was actually an insectoid alien with a sword proof adamantium exoskeleton, the kakidoteka would still have his kenpo to fall back on. It would be kinda like that historically accurate malnourished okinawan peasant who punched through ten heavily armoured samurias with one punch. Well our kakidoteka would be even more impressive. If our level 100 chi master insectoid extraterestrial wasn't done in my kenpo mullets and tiger claws THEN the infinity that is kakidote would unless the internationally banned Standing wrist lock of mass destruction.
Oh yeah, MMA ain't got nothing .Last edited by Shamash; 1/11/2007 11:50am at . Reason: typo
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1/11/2007 12:26pm--
A guy getting a sai in the groin? Forget police reports, that would make international news...unless it was never reported or... <lightbulb over head>...or it never happened!
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Originally Posted by Mr. TD
WTF ouch! Get a bladesmith or sword instructor (referring to guy in pic). If that sword is sharp(Katana should be razor sharp, for his sake I hope that is a Iaito) the katana is going to slice through that cloth and cut his hand.
Wrong side stupid. A suggest to commit suicide would be reduntant here.
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1/11/2007 1:22pm
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I'm curious as to where the head instructor learned Aikido, Kyudo, and iaido. His bio basically states that he did a lot of kenpo and a little bit of some type of kung fu. Maybe he is so impressive that he can't list all of his training for fear of making Cro-Cop jealous. Since he takes a couple of lines just repeating "I'm a tracy kenpo master", it would be logical to conclude that he is trying to inflate his martial art training.
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Posted On:
1/11/2007 1:55pm
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What Mr TD and Plasma said so far about the sword.
Drop him an email and ask for the following:
His current grade in Iaido.
His instructor.
How long he's been studying.
What koryu he studies.
What organisation issued his Iai grade.
If it's legit this will be a piece of piss to check. From what I can see though, it's another case of Sword Syndrome."Listen to Iscariot you Vicchysoise ninja-fuckers!" - kohadril
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Posted On:
1/11/2007 1:59pm--
What IS that certificate? It looks like the word "Studios of Self Defense" at the top...
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1/10/2007 11:00pm
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Suspicious of a local Kakidote dojo