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Father Greek

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Hello all. I am new to MT but have heard many good things from a friend of mine(Drac). I hope to get involved in many good discussions. My background is in Combat Hapkido and some of the Japanese arts. I have been teaching for 35 years and been involved in the arts for 37 years. I am a long time volunteer with the Rape Crisis center here in town. I look forward to chatting with all of you.

Father Greek
 
Welcome to the forum
I most certianly look forward to reading some of your thought on many topics
 
Welcome and enjoy!

Any friend of Dracs is a friend of mine!

Jeff
 
It's about "flippin" time you showed up...Welcome to MT...Go over and meet the gang on the Last Person Thread...
 
Welcome to MT---very interested in your take on combat applications of Korean MAs---happy posting!
 
Welcome, I too am interesting in hearing your take on applications for the Korean arts, so post away!
 
Welcome, and happy posting! :wavey:

Why "Father Greek"? My father is an English professor, and could never remember fairy tales; I grew up on Greek, Roman, and Norse mythology...
 
Welcome to Martial Talk! :)

Mike
 
Welcome to MT, any friends of Drac's... well, we'll have to keep an eye on you. LOL Glad you're here! Drac is right about this forum, it is a great place to be. Hope to hear a lot more from you.
 
Welcome, and happy posting! :wavey:

Why "Father Greek"? My father is an English professor, and could never remember fairy tales; I grew up on Greek, Roman, and Norse mythology...

Hello Kacey,

Father Greek started as a nickname when I was a teenager. My friends said that if I shaved my head I would look like Telly Savalas of Kojak fame. I was first called "Telly the Greek" and then it got shortened to "Greek". It stayed that way until I met Drac who called me "Father Greek" and that has stuck for the past too many years. While I am of European heritage, I have zero Greek bloodlines!
 
Hello Kacey,

Father Greek started as a nickname when I was a teenager. My friends said that if I shaved my head I would look like Telly Savalas of Kojak fame. I was first called "Telly the Greek" and then it got shortened to "Greek". It stayed that way until I met Drac who called me "Father Greek" and that has stuck for the past too many years. While I am of European heritage, I have zero Greek bloodlines!

Good Afternoon "Master" Father Greek...Yes, I am at work but I'm taking a break and I get off soon...
 
Crap gotta call, gotta go...Later Greek...
 
i am new to mt also i live in younstown,ohio and iwould be interested in maybe contacting you to pick your brain we are relativly close geographically it may be a possiblity. i train in jkd . ooh yeah welcome grasshopper
 
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