I'm a little teapot

ninjaboj · 10-20-2009, 10:42 PM

What are you a master or a mouse?

Kill the fuckers. They sound like they think that they are better then you: that no amount of what move you can do can cause them any pain?! Well your gonna have to show them they are wrong (teach them a lesson) the hard way.

The first move I ever learnt was the reverse guillotine on the grouns, which I kinda taught myself (after having been shown a shot of it here on this site). Then after showing the kids in Judo how to do it, they definitely know when to tap when I fight them. Yesterday after throwing a couple I got two holds on just from kneeling over them and pressing down/applying pressure on their chest cavaties. I don't know what that is called but it sure works against the little uns (who are out-powered by me).

The sad thing is that at the end of the group, I fell down with my knee on this poor orange belts ankle. I was determined not to get thrown but I think the poor the cracked! Because the lad (who is only about ten) was in a tremendous amount of pain and couldn't get up.

I know injuries are a natural part of MA training but the question is: Was i going to hard on him?

***Omega the Merciless*** · 10-20-2009, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ninjaboj

What are you a master or a mouse?

Kill the fuckers. They sound like they think that they are better then you: that no amount of what move you can do can cause them any pain?! Well your gonna have to show them they are wrong (teach them a lesson) the hard way.

The first move I ever learnt was the reverse guillotine on the grouns, which I kinda taught myself (after having been shown a shot of it here on this site). Then after showing the kids in Judo how to do it, they definitely know when to tap when I fight them. Yesterday after throwing a couple I got two holds on just from kneeling over them and pressing down/applying pressure on their chest cavaties. I don't know what that is called but it sure works against the little uns (who are out-powered by me).

The sad thing is that at the end of the group, I fell down with my knee on this poor orange belts ankle. I was determined not to get thrown but I think the poor the cracked! Because the lad (who is only about ten) was in a tremendous amount of pain and couldn't get up.

I know injuries are a natural part of MA training but the question is: Was i going to hard on him?

Um what is your main language.?

*Tubarão-branco* · 10-20-2009, 11:13 PM

His main language is troll. He is talking about beating up 10 year olds.

ninjaboj · 10-20-2009, 11:26 PM

er, Swahili?

10-20-2009, 10:42 PM	#1
ninjaboj Registered Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Derby,UK Posts: 138	I'm a little teapot What are you a master or a mouse? Kill the fuckers. They sound like they think that they are better then you: that no amount of what move you can do can cause them any pain?! Well your gonna have to show them they are wrong (teach them a lesson) the hard way. The first move I ever learnt was the reverse guillotine on the grouns, which I kinda taught myself (after having been shown a shot of it here on this site). Then after showing the kids in Judo how to do it, they definitely know when to tap when I fight them. Yesterday after throwing a couple I got two holds on just from kneeling over them and pressing down/applying pressure on their chest cavaties. I don't know what that is called but it sure works against the little uns (who are out-powered by me). The sad thing is that at the end of the group, I fell down with my knee on this poor orange belts ankle. I was determined not to get thrown but I think the poor the cracked! Because the lad (who is only about ten) was in a tremendous amount of pain and couldn't get up. I know injuries are a natural part of MA training but the question is: Was i going to hard on him?

10-20-2009, 11:26 PM	#4
ninjaboj Registered Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Derby,UK Posts: 138	typos er, Swahili?