The war on Ninjas

[BackFistMonkey]

Why do all my posts in this thread smell like whiskey and sadness?

[Cajun_Grappler]

Why do all my posts in this thread smell like whiskey and sadness?

Seems like your signature answers that question for you...

[Speaks Softly]

A day in Ghost55's life:

The End.

...or is it??!

[PartialArts]

I'd like to think it's more like the bit in Fighter in the Wind where he fights the ninja.

[ghost55]

A day in Ghost55's life:

The End.

...or is it??!

Are you trying to subtly imply that I am a chunner?

[Speaks Softly]

Are you trying to subtly imply that I am a chunner?

Never!

Only that...

Ninjas.

Suddenly appear,

Every time,

You are near.

Because,

They want to be,

Close to you.

[bill_nye68]

Did you even read the OP? He wants to cleanse his city of ninjas. Give me a break. I could go after every aikido guy that wanders into my judo gym and try my best to make them tap but thats pathetic. You can swear and act tough and tell me to 'shut the fuck up' (as if you have some way of making me anyway.. *rolls eyes), but I am entitled to my opinion and i am of the opinion that ghost is being a idiot and has obviously not learnt humility and grace and maturity from martial arts in the way he should have. A mature intelligent accomplished grappler would never make such a pathetic and immature thread. If you don't like that opinion, too fuckin bad. Your problem, not mine.

you learn grace and humility from your family and or church. you learn how to fight or at least defend yourself from martial arts. If you can learn about other areas of life from your teacher outside of training, great i hope more people do, but the actual training is to train to fight/defend.

[Locu5]

the training might be strictly "how do fighting", but there is a certain humility to be learned after you are introduced to people half your size who can handle you as if you were a 12-year old.

[BKR]

Why do all my posts in this thread smell like whiskey and sadness?

Because you are a depressed alcoholic ?

[ghost55]

the training might be strictly "how do fighting", but there is a certain humility to be learned after you are introduced to people half your size who can handle you as if you were a 12-year old.

That is entirely fair. I don't think it was that bad in this case though.

[W. Rabbit]

I only wish I could learn the humility, grace, and maturity of a REAL ninja.

Alas here I am with no options but the Booj, or watching Sho Kosugi for lessons on ninjutsu.

I choose Sho Kosugi. He's more ninja than any of them.