"Teras Kai"

[Kistrael]

SW Fu = Star Wars Fu

Or...

SWF u = Shockwave Flash University.

[bad credit]

Yeah, I READ that Klingon martial arts book; my Uber-Star Trek dork friend still has it. It was fucking terrible. It was literally Kung Fu stances in Klingon garb. Almost as bad as the episodes where Worf is teaching Akido and Tai Chi and calling it Mokbara.

(Not to mention that Mokbara also uses the Kirk Double Fist Punch, the Star Fleet Back Elbow, and in the Batt'leh fights nobody EVER pokes around to the side with the curved points when their weapons are locked together. Not to mention.)

[Drunken Bear]

Maybe it's this http://femalemixedmartialartists.blo...rsia-kali.html
Obviously the spelling isn't quite the same but... "Tersa-Kali"

[bad credit]

[Drunken Bear]

Tilt your head sideways and hit the colon. (on the keyboard not your ass)

[halfcut]

I did the same thing.

[bad credit]

Heh, I asked my computer nerd roommate and he said he had been taught a way to do it, but couldn't remember.

[Asriel]

My character in Star Wars Galaxies was a Teras Kasi Master and played in a Band in the Cantina. Oh the good ol' days....

[AMF]

I am such freakin nerd too, the second I saw this I thought "oh look, SW martial arts, who's the shlub passing this of as real?"

Be interesting to hear back on this...........

[DdlR]

There was a post here a few months back about a group of Star Wars fans in NYC who are into light saber training ...

[ronaldk]

bunch of motherfucking geeks!

Heh, I asked my computer nerd roommate and he said he had been taught a way to do it, but couldn't remember.

[Kistrael]

Easiest way to find special keys is to Start > Programs > Accessories > System > Character map.

Or just go to run > charmap

[The_Tao]

Okay, I return with more information. I called my freind after he got off work today.

He says It started in Scotland (maybe some guy teaching bar fighting as a martial art?)
and the guy who teaches it travels, but his name is Babick Nertoculous (I'm not sure of the spelling, I forgot to ask in the phone call, I'll check back and try the spelling)

[DdlR]

Babick Nertoculous???

[Drunken Bear]

Babick Nertoculous???

That sounds like a disease. Absolutely nothing comes up on google.
Actually it sounds more Greek than Scotch....(Mmmmmmmm scotchy, scotchy scotch.)