Omegus wrote:

And no one cares about your pretty little belt, that's what 10mm 200 grain hollowpoints are for. And isn't the black belt symbolic of someone who has just established enough of a baseline where you can instruct others, but are really only starting the learning process towards true mastery? You come across quite arrogant for someone who supposedly holds true traditional martial art values. Your sifu/sensei would be ashamed of you.

Wardragoon wrote:And as far as most powerful person in 40k, I have to give it 'The Old Ones' I mean come on they are the only ones that managed to put the fear of god into necrons.

Void__Dragon wrote:

Wardragoon wrote:And as far as most powerful person in 40k, I have to give it 'The Old Ones' I mean come on they are the only ones that managed to put the fear of god into necrons.

Is that why the C'tan kicked their asses?

Wardragoon wrote:

Void__Dragon wrote:

Wardragoon wrote:And as far as most powerful person in 40k, I have to give it 'The Old Ones' I mean come on they are the only ones that managed to put the fear of god into necrons.

Is that why the C'tan kicked their asses?

I thought they kicked the C'tans asses and then they were wiped out by some parasite like Stargates Goa'uld

Wardragoon wrote:I thought they kicked the C'tans asses and then they were wiped out by some parasite like Stargates Goa'uld

Void__Dragon wrote:

Wardragoon wrote:I thought they kicked the C'tans asses and then they were wiped out by some parasite like Stargates Goa'uld

You would be very wrong.

The C'tan conquered the galaxy, bringing the Old Ones to the brink of extinction, and rendering their "child" races cattle. The Webway that gave the Old Ones the advantage against the Necrontyr was countered by the utter supremacy of the C'tan in the Materium.

The Old Ones made one last offensive push after the C'tan had gotten done eating eachother, and then the Enslavers came out and destroyed the Old Ones.

Dave_Nz wrote:

Omegus wrote:I would say that "American martial arts" (by which I assume you mean mixed martial arts, which borrow from all sorts of disciplines such us jiujitsu, sambo, muay thai, etc. and thus the whole label is faulty to begin with) are more effective than the traditional martial arts, at least today.

The lineage of a lot of these traditional styles has severely degraded over the centuries, in no small part due to the less rigorous training. I guarantee you even the staunchest kung fu school isn't making new students stand in horse stance for a few months before teaching them anything else. Those guys were badass when they spent every waking moment training, and had to utilize that training in life or death situations on a practically daily basis. Not to say that there isn't great benefit to those styles (when I used to rigorously train in Hung Gar my general fitness level was way beyond what I get from the gym/P90x and my forearms were practically the size of my thighs... it was ridiculous), but they just aren't as practical in this day and age.

I'd put my money on someone who has studied "American" mixed martial arts for 2 years than someone who has studied tae kwon do or whatever bullcrap for 10. The era of the "Ten Tigers of Kwangtung" and such is long past. You would be hard-pressed to find 10 men of such caliber on the entire continent of Asia.

And anyway, everyone knows the real American martial art is shooting you in the face with the best pistols and rifles ever developed.

LOL YOU DONT EVEN FIGHT. Such a dis-respectfuil joke of a paragraph,

Not sure if you cant tell, but that is black. in kyokushin, we dont use pads when we spar, no mouthgards, bloodsport, fight against american trained students and they haven't even trained how to take a hit let alone meditated and studied how to deliver one without breaking their fists



using your logic, a shaolin monk who has trained for 10 years wouldn't beat a american student training for 2. Good one Bro!

I believe the term is
8year fighter
nuff
said?

oh and btw, ak 74 Kalashnikov is better than any american gun, atleast it doesn't jam

edit: sorry i just read that your arms were as big as your thighs, not a good sensei, the ratio of your arm to legs should almost be 2-1, good luck getting any speed out of them.

King Pariah wrote:

Dave_Nz wrote:

Omegus wrote:I would say that "American martial arts" (by which I assume you mean mixed martial arts, which borrow from all sorts of disciplines such us jiujitsu, sambo, muay thai, etc. and thus the whole label is faulty to begin with) are more effective than the traditional martial arts, at least today.

The lineage of a lot of these traditional styles has severely degraded over the centuries, in no small part due to the less rigorous training. I guarantee you even the staunchest kung fu school isn't making new students stand in horse stance for a few months before teaching them anything else. Those guys were badass when they spent every waking moment training, and had to utilize that training in life or death situations on a practically daily basis. Not to say that there isn't great benefit to those styles (when I used to rigorously train in Hung Gar my general fitness level was way beyond what I get from the gym/P90x and my forearms were practically the size of my thighs... it was ridiculous), but they just aren't as practical in this day and age.

I'd put my money on someone who has studied "American" mixed martial arts for 2 years than someone who has studied tae kwon do or whatever bullcrap for 10. The era of the "Ten Tigers of Kwangtung" and such is long past. You would be hard-pressed to find 10 men of such caliber on the entire continent of Asia.

And anyway, everyone knows the real American martial art is shooting you in the face with the best pistols and rifles ever developed.

LOL YOU DONT EVEN FIGHT. Such a dis-respectfuil joke of a paragraph,

Not sure if you cant tell, but that is black. in kyokushin, we dont use pads when we spar, no mouthgards, bloodsport, fight against american trained students and they haven't even trained how to take a hit let alone meditated and studied how to deliver one without breaking their fists



using your logic, a shaolin monk who has trained for 10 years wouldn't beat a american student training for 2. Good one Bro!

I believe the term is
8year fighter
nuff
said?

oh and btw, ak 74 Kalashnikov is better than any american gun, atleast it doesn't jam

edit: sorry i just read that your arms were as big as your thighs, not a good sensei, the ratio of your arm to legs should almost be 2-1, good luck getting any speed out of them.

I find this... amusing, clearly someone has never fought and only danced, or sparred as you like to call it. A real fight is one that your life is on the line, where there is no such thing as honor or playing dirty, and you know that one small feth up will result in you dead. I've had my share of these fights and have the scars as mementos.

And the AK-74 is a piece of gak, sure it doesn't jam if you treat as gak, but neither does a M4, M14, or M16 if you have the discipline to maintain and clean your weapon after a firefight your. The reason why it's so damn hard to jam an AK is because so many of the internal parts are loose resulting in being an extremely inaccurate weapon system whereas back when I was in the Army, I knew if I took care of my weapon, it would in turn take care of me, one shot, one kill. Whereas all you do is spray and pray with your pathetic piece of now made in china piece of gak. And btw, no one in my platoon ever had an issue with jamming, why? Because we're disciplined and take the time individually to maintain and clean our weapons, and we check up on our buddies.

And C'tan totally win when it comes to the most powerful, they have incredible power and considering they were birthed with the big bang, there's gotta be a whole gak ton of them out in the universe.

Wardragoon wrote:I love how people keep falling for trolls.