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EL PRESIDENTE

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Anyone into the Martial Arts at all?

I did Tae Kwon Do in middle school, got to Brown Belt but had to stop due to a medical condition.

Thinking of maybe getting into Jiu Jitsu. Never know these days when you'll need it.
 
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I swear on everything that the same dorks who played D&D growing up were also into Martial Arts. Like they have their deep down urge to be tough and kill things. SIGH.... spending so much time in your mom's basements must really take a toll. SIGH.....
 
I swear on everything that the same dorks who played D&D growing up were also into Martial Arts. Like they have their deep down urge to be tough and kill things. SIGH.... spending so much time in your mom's basements must really take a toll. SIGH.....

Martial arts is good for kids for discipline/exercise. Teaches focus!

The whole point of martial arts is to learn how to avoid conflict.

I think for kids and teens, its a very constructive thing to get into.
 
I don't think Jiu Jitsu was big like it is now back in the early 90s

Not at all. I took Tae for 2 years after highschool. Then got wrestled down to the ground in a backyard sparring session in under a minute and realized i dont know dick about up close, body to body brawling. Thats when i started paying attention to the ufc that was just starting to take off. Once you watch a gracie fight you realize how bad ass jiu jitsu is.
i bet @Fairly-Hard (soft) can relate.
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No

It was in a shopping mall in Tigard.

I can't remember the name.

That could be the start of a great American novel.

"It was in a shopping mall in Tigard. I can't remember the name. She was smoking a cigarette; I'd just been discharged from the Navy the day before. We didn't say more than a few words, but within minutes we were on the bed at her trailer in the floodplain."

barfo
 
That could be the start of a great American novel.

"It was in a shopping mall in Tigard. I can't remember the name. She was smoking a cigarette; I'd just been discharged from the Navy the day before. We didn't say more than a few words, but within minutes we were on the bed at her trailer in the floodplain."

barfo
This day and age it’s more like in her tent on the sidewalk?
 
That could be the start of a great American novel.

"It was in a shopping mall in Tigard. I can't remember the name. She was smoking a cigarette; I'd just been discharged from the Navy the day before. We didn't say more than a few words, but within minutes we were on the bed at her trailer in the floodplain."

barfo

Americana
 
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