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~*Salva*~cawck mongler wrote:Your only option is to quit and become an anti-American Nazi that plays risk.
now who's Macgyver again? hehehe, I'm kidding! I know who he is... I dont know if I like him better or not though...jury is still out on that one!Hoff wrote:MacGyver is better, and you all know it deep down inside.
~*Salva*~cawck mongler wrote:Your only option is to quit and become an anti-American Nazi that plays risk.
I've been learning Wing Chun for 10 years and I'd recommend the martial arts to anyone. As a skinny long-haired hippie I used to get shit off some of the small-town knuckle-heads where I grew up. After six months of training I had a lot more confidence & felt able to walk about anywhere and meet people's gazes without looking away. I no longer looked like a victim or an easy target, so the idiots stopped trying it on. I'm pleased to say that I've never had to use my kung fu techniques on the street. Psychology on the other hand....salvadevinemasse wrote:What do you guys think? Should more people take martial arts to learn how to defend themselves against someone who might, lets say, try to rob them or something?
How many of you take martial arts or have in the past? And how many months/years have you been into it? If you're not taking it then why aren't you taking it?
It could save a life after all!
Salva-