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Originally posted by Whathappened View PostHow does that make Kungfu Alex any less of a troll?
You made what we call a blanket statement. A few of us disagree.
Every time you get backed into a corner, of late, it turns into industry standard in Singapore, my sifu says, and I will avoid answering your questions.
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Originally posted by Christmoose View PostAnd jesus dude is the only way your kung fu works striking to the groin? That's real badass.
I really want this to fight to happen. I am so sick of people not getting into fistfights over the internet. I'm still sore about the AnnaTrocity/Rudy Abel stickfight never happening.
Can I get anyone to match my pledge to the winner? I figure a monetary incentive makes it more likely that this fight actually happens and isn't just bluster.
Alex, this applies to you to. Show up on the 28th. Please show up. I want to watch you fight. I will give you money.
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Originally posted by Rivington View PostYou may wish to stick with the honest answers with your participation on this site.
Cultural thing.
Amidoingitrite?
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Originally posted by It is Fake View PostNo. You are not getting the meaning.
An Appeal to Authority is a fallacy with the following form:
Person A is (claimed to be) an authority on subject S.
Person A makes claim C about subject S.
Therefore, C is true.
This fallacy is committed when the person in question is not a legitimate authority on the subject. More formally, if person A is not qualified to make reliable claims in subject S, then the argument will be fallacious.
So... a little help? :question:
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Originally posted by Rivington View PostYou changed your argument from "decent grasp" to "execute...in the [email protected] str33ts."Originally posted by Rivington View PostIf that takes five years, I spit on your sifu and shit on your lineage.Originally posted by It is Fake View Post...
Rivington is saying if you believe what you type then stand behind your words. Be honest. ...
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Originally posted by Whathappened View Post
Amidoingitrite?
No, you're not doing it right. Here is my Christmas present to you.
First you said:
I smell troll, each style of kungfu takes at least 5 years of focused training/practice to get a decent grasp of the art's gameplan, conditioning of the striking surfaces (forearm, elbow, fist, etc) and form.
5 years is the de rigeur, that most of the sifu/instructors in CMA here in Singapore, tell me it would probably need me (an enquiring potential) to "understand" the style and be able to execute the style proficiently w/o embarrassing the school/instructor in the [email protected] str33ts.
Agreed. lol. I get the "5 years" all the time, but in Singapore we have this Kiasu mentality where we "add a little bit more" to play things safe. e.g. Three day project and its reported lead time will be five days completion.
That is, you have finally acknowledged that it doesn't take five years to have sufficient gongfu to handle some drunk (oh boy, I wish I could only ever fight drunks!) without actually changing your opinion about anything.
Most people capable of keeping an idea in their heads for more than thirty seconds of time will find this sort of thing annoying.
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Originally posted by Whathappened View Post5 years ... MINIMUM STANDARD for competency aka "decent grasp", leitai/ring fighting competition is where its at.
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Originally posted by Rivington View PostNo, you're not doing it right. ...
So you went from "five years" as a bold statement of fact to a claim that people who know will say "five years" to a claim that those people who know are themselves not being accurate.
That is, you have finally acknowledged that it doesn't take five years to have sufficient gongfu to handle some drunk (oh boy, I wish I could only ever fight drunks!) without actually changing your opinion about anything.
Most people capable of keeping an idea in their heads for more than thirty seconds of time will find this sort of thing annoying.
I can see, I become dishonest.
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Originally posted by Jack Skellington View PostIf you are unable to fight acceptably in the ring after one year of proper training, you are being ripped off by a charlatan. Full stop. (No, really -- :stop:).
And I know a place I could go for cross-style sparring at reasonable prices too.
Now to make time for it...
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Originally posted by Whathappened View PostAgreed. Its been a year of WC (lol), and solo training, and already I feel I'm ready to spar with current skillset (SNT, CK)
And I know a place I could go for cross-style sparring at reasonable prices too.
Now to make time for it...
Are you saying you haven't sparred yet?
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Originally posted by It is Fake View PostYou feel?
Are you saying you haven't sparred yet?Last edited by Whathappened; 12/25/2009 1:19pm, .
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