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"I myself and in no way reall affiliated with Juko Kai, and my father has since left the organization. But if someone could elaborate on Juko Ryu and in particular, where the ryu originated from, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks." Did you even bother to read this part before you indulged in your condescending reply? Please show some patience and maturity with the newer members.
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First of all **** you, and kiss my ass.
Originally Posted by hurricane88
Second...**** you and kiss my ass.
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Man, I sorta feel like an idiot. I reread what I wrote, and so many grammitical errors, its rediculous. I understand where Omega's response has come from. I understand all the political drama associated with Juko Kai. However, thats not what I am focusing on. I am trying to find out the historical lineage of Juko Ryu Jujutsu. Because as it stands, Sacharnoski based Juko Kai out of Okinawan practices, and I am unaware of any Okinawan system called "Juko Ryu Jujutsu", or "Jujutsu" at all. Thats what I am intrigued by. As far as I am concerned, what my father has taught me is not McDojo-fied, and it is not watered down at all. It even makes some of my Bujinkan training look silly. Maybe it's just the way my father teaches too though, I don't know. But please help me figure out where this came from. Thanks.
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I'm sorry, but you make it seem like you don't think a monkey flinging its poopoos at someone makes the Booj look silly...
Originally Posted by KiddReige
Also, I'll wager it is based off of karate and masochism. But Hit-My-Balls-PLEASE-Do doesn't sell well. It pro'lly came when some guy taking Shopping Mall Karate read a few "Iron Shirt Kung Fu" books and decided to make a style around it and was fishing for "cool" names. Really, I'm serious. It seems to happen a lot out there. -
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I'm trying to keep the Bujinkan out of this thread guys. Bujinkan is discussed enough, and if others make claims of doing alive training, and people don't believe it, there is no point. And this doesn't look much like Karate, so I don't think it has a foundation in that. Its possible though.
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