Is it just me or does this make you upset as well?

[jubaji]

You guys realize that your doin it again!

"You're"

[jubaji]

Prehaps a few typos dont reflect upon yourself as much as the meaning of what you write. [/url]

Seriously now. It only takes a little extra effort to express yourself well. You kids are at the age where good and bad habits are going to leave a lasting impression. Just think about it.


Now, on to the piaoliang nuren!

[Tom Yum]

Seriously now. It only takes a little extra effort to express yourself well. You kids are at the age where good and bad habits are going to leave a lasting impression. Just think about it.


Now, on the the piaoliang nuren!

Na yi ge piaoliang nu ren? Ta zai nar?

[jubaji]

Na yi ge piaoliang nu ren? Ta zai nar?

zai zhar

http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/attachment.php?attachmentid=716

[Bjjexpertise@be]

Now, on the the piaoliang nuren!

there's a 'to' between 'on' and 'the'
Instead of Chinese caligraphy, i say we should use pingyum instead. So much easier to understand...since i can't read or write in chinese.

[m.artist]

i can't read let along write what you guys are saying in the first place....

[jubaji]

there's a 'to' between 'on' and 'the'
.

Thank you!

[Tom Yum]

zai zhar

http://www.defend.net/deluxeforums/a...tachmentid=716

waaa! hao ji le!! wo qu xi ge 'leng' zao...jj.

[Bjjexpertise@be]

waaa! hao ji le!! wo qu xi ge 'leng' zao...jj.

I can make out some of what you are saying since I know Cantonese and a little mandarin...your horrible spelling makes it impossible to read. j/k

[Smart Fighter]

hey that's fine and all, but when it get's to the point of just straight flaming, or insults, then something is wrong. telling someone what you feel is great! that's what these forums are for, but when you tell someone to completely disregard what might actually be useful to that person, all that does is completely miss the point. that's exactly what we are NOT supposed to do. i agree with making your statement and providing evidence, but well...like i said.
insults and flames are not needed on a respectful martial arts website
respectful martial artists are what's needed.

Anger is the weak will of Man. As martial artists we should first look to control ourselves. If everyone did this all of the angst would simply fall away. I see myself and fellow artists as hurricanes. Our arms and legs, swirling about, produce strong linear attacks, just as the storm produces violent linear winds, we flow in circular movement with power just as the wind and waves of the hurricane move about in circular fashion. Yet all the while at our center, we strive to remain calm, even still, mentally, and for some of us, spiritually. Just as in the eye of the hurricane, this is where we have clarity of thought and action. Honor and respect are words that are just thrown around these days, but they are tenets to us as Martial Artists. Those who would insult or prod at us for a mere reaction, most certainly lack something in there martial evolution of self discovery. This is most likely a form of immaturity, so we that have a higher understanding of ourselves should not allow anger to move us. When your come to a forum, the public at large is here with you, so there will always be those whose entire pleasure lies in teasing others. I would suggest treating all these posts like the rain. Your body will absorb the moisture you need, and the rest will simply roll off of you.

[Thai Bri]

You are full of wind.

[Tom Yum]

your horrible spelling makes it impossible to read. j/k

Horrible spelling...yeah right,lol. Its called pin-yin. Screw the wade-giles system, its not nearly as powerfull as pin-yin.

Cantonese keeps me guessing sometimes. I can kind of make it out, but can barely speak it. My mandarine is solid in comprehension and close to native in accent, but my cantonese sounds like gwai lou. All these dang languages in my head...lol.

[Nothingness]

Everyone looks up to those who are thoughtful and have
unusual strategies beyond the ordinary ken, who are
widely learned and have broad vision, and who have
many skills and great talents. Such people can be made
top allies.

Those who are fierce, swift, firm, and sharp are
heroes of an age. Such people can be made
second-ranked allies.

Those who talk a lot but not always to the point, who
are slight in ability, with little that is
extraordinary, are people with ordinary capabilities.
They can be brought along as the lower class of
allies.



Taken from "The Way of The General" by Zhuge Liang.

[fcokeefe]

Maybe you equate your cartoon ninja-boy training with your daily affirmation and group hug. Maybe wrestlers are not pussies like you and can take some direct talk without breaking into tears. Stick with your no-touch KI training, miss.

I have noticed the overwhelming majority have a point regarding your posts. I don't post here very often due to the rhetoric that is spewed forth within most of the topics here, it wastes time. I would like to help you show everyone your vast and extensive knowledge of wrestling, seeing how that is your claimed forte, and discribe to the eager young group here, that is sitting around watching cartoons in between group hugs, what is and how to properly perform something so simple as a Granby Roll and Counter or maybe a Double Trouble off a Whizzer. Please elaborate, to us under achievers, using your complete grasp of grammer, demanding control of the syntax, proper use of punctuation and your mastery of phonics to lock all in place, hinging on your every word. Use your grace, skill and power of the spoken and written language to edge us out of our sets and wish we were you.

[jubaji]

Horrible spelling...yeah right,lol. Its called pin-yin. Screw the wade-giles system, its not nearly as powerfull as pin-yin.

Cantonese keeps me guessing sometimes. I can kind of make it out, but can barely speak it. My mandarine is solid in comprehension and close to native in accent, but my cantonese sounds like gwai lou. All these dang languages in my head...lol.

I am awful with the tones when I try to speak.