Rara

Also, I'm ready to start a movement. Let's save this wonderful beer and all buy a crate... https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/02/27/corona-beer-takes-a-hit-from-coronavirus-as-brand-image-suffers.html

Where's the "Ay Caramba!" emoji on here?

Mmmmm ......harmonies

Well, there is a theory that it's an act of God

@Heartbreak Tell me more

Cases springing up everywhere now with no links/contact with China. What is this thing, blowing in the wind over the seas?

@alchemystical There's some good usedful answers on this page.

Had a thought yesterday...sorry if this has been mentioned already but... ...we're not really waving arms anyway. Moreso turning the waist.

I'm starting to love this word, "asshats", or for me, "arsehats". Exactly my experience. After our wing chun school shut, a few of us along with other friends started a little MMA group where we would cross-train with BJJ, Thai Boxing and Judo guys. We had about 7 of us and would rent cages and get so much done with little injury other than natural soreness. With interest to compete, and with others hanging up the gloves having kids, moving away/on, I joined my closest and most reputable MMA gym. Credit where it's due, the instructor teaches good stuff and over this whole period, I became a much more rounded fighter. However, LESS than 1/4 had control. One guy rolled over on my arm so hard he nearly snapped it off. Then new guys would come in who "used to box" and then treat sparring like it was a UFC main event. Therefore, I kicked a few people harder than I should have then decided to leave. I never made competition because I was often to injured to train. If I had the mindset, I'd push through the pain, carry on and try and get a competitive fight in or two. But is it really worth it for maybe a photograph of a memory which may later be lost to some sort of amnesia anyway?

I gave up MMA for this reason...I like my head in one piece.

Yeah. I got not problem with that. If that's what someone wants to do, that's what someone wants to do. Rather him than me. What was it that Bruce Lee said in Enter The Dragon? They don't hit back or something like that

And some mashed up hands. Impressive, though. The bowl-flick is my favourite.

Not "necessarily", sure. At the risk of sounding like a broken record....always best finding a teacher. But I'm getting bored using that line over and over on here lol

I was just going to say, simply start light hitting a wall bag and gradually increase over time and one will get stronger hands.

Damn!

Actually, when enough is enough, you should be able to fight back, and kill if necessary. Is this happening in a lucid state?

Ok, it's in the box. Question. Do you know where it is?

Done. Can't post it here though, obv.

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Does David Icke still have a forum? You could spend time there instead of wasting time with us.

And we're back on course: .... .... ...oh wait 🥺

.... .... ...thread officially derailed

Not juvenile, but simplistic and pretty much on point It is like watching me talk with my mother...sounds like I have the same roots as you. Personally, I think that whether it's Jesus, Mohammad, Buddha or any other prophet or teacher, they will have been preaching what was already known. But perhaps 2020 years ago, people had lost their way to the point where there was a need for a man to stand up and teach on a mass scale. If there is one thing that all major world religions have in common, if we remove the order to worship, then we see some vital things: -An external force that is far greater than we are -Mankind being accountable for its actions

Thanks. A bit different when searching on phone, but when I click it it just says I'm not a member of any. This makes me sad. Please someone, add me to a club.