Originally posted by permahudef
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Yes. Thank you.
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OK OK stop beating on the Aussie. He made a point and was flogged for it. He does have a point about people assuming beginners should know what advanced people take for granted.
If he would have not called me and others who post advice pretentious I would have let it go also. I am also thankful to all the peeps who have my back on here. I think this was the main thing that stuck out to some people BF.
<kung fu music>That being said as a teacher I put the burden of learning on my students. You learn by doing and research is part of the doing. One day you will be a teacher and will understand.</kung fu music>Comment
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Please forgive me if this argument has already been brought up, I skipped a few pages on this thread.
Anyhow: Using the japanese terms is extremely helpful for all the "not natively english speaking" visitors of this forum. Like me.
Many of the english names/descriptions for throws are like bohemian villages to me. The japanese terms on the other hand are allways the same, no matter where one learned them.Comment
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You are such a liar.Originally posted by The GrinchComment
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And, I would like to counterpoint this "zomg this Japanese is so hard to understand" with that I had to look up what a whizzer is.
So, yay for looking up things.Comment
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I'd like to take this time to say that I think battlefields is a swell guy, despite my disagreeing with him strongly on this issue. My heart is filled with everloving kindness for him and I hope he succeeds in all his ethically sound endeavors.Comment
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