Xue Sheng
All weight is underside
Read posts, think about responding, but just don't want to get involved in them anymore.... not even the rare taijiquan posts
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I love the sound of a moderate rain in trees, man. It reminds me of every camping trip I went on, growing up. (Yeah, it rained on us a lot - can't honestly recall a camping trip without it.) One of my favorite sounds.It's raining here, thank God, we've been in a bit of a drought. Sounds so hypnotic and sweet hitting all the big leafed trees.
I love the sound of a moderate rain in trees, man. It reminds me of every camping trip I went on, growing up. (Yeah, it rained on us a lot - can't honestly recall a camping trip without it.) One of my favorite sounds.
Now we know what happened with Chicken Little.I hear ya, bro. Got rained on a lot camping too. I remember laying on my sleeping bag, putting my fingertip to the canvas tent top once. You know how that went.
Funny thing - when it started a few minutes ago, all the baby chickens took off running like they were getting shot at. Then I realized at six weeks old - they had never experienced rain before.
I'm sleepy. You guys ever been sleepy?
Lately, most of the time.I'm sleepy. You guys ever been sleepy?
I'm sleepy. You guys ever been sleepy?
I've considered going for a BJJ gi next time. I think the closer sleeves might mean fewer trapped hands. Most of them have too much branding for my taste, though. They're a bit more expensive, but that's almost a non-issue over the life of the uniform.ordered a new BJJ gi from venom last night. the 3.0 Challenger. i have no idea on quality and fit. hope its decent.
i also need a new karate gi. the Tokaido gi i usually buy is pushing the $200. mark. so i wasnt intimidated by the $140. for the venom.I've considered going for a BJJ gi next time. I think the closer sleeves might mean fewer trapped hands. Most of them have too much branding for my taste, though. They're a bit more expensive, but that's almost a non-issue over the life of the uniform.
These days, I'm using a $70 gi (actually, two of them), which I pay wholesale for, so get it for less than that. The price difference is pretty big, but if I pay $100 less every 3 years (or more, I have a fairly lightlweight gi that survived about 10 years as my primary gi), then the cost difference isn't really significant.i also need a new karate gi. the Tokaido gi i usually buy is pushing the $200. mark. so i wasnt intimidated by the $140. for the venom.
I've considered going for a BJJ gi next time. I think the closer sleeves might mean fewer trapped hands. Most of them have too much branding for my taste, though. They're a bit more expensive, but that's almost a non-issue over the life of the uniform.
Thanks - I'll watch that. Maybe I'll find a new favorite gi.There's quite a few options with less branding if you don't like that. I prefer pretty plain myself. Keep and eye out on BJJhq.com. One item for sale each day and if it happens to be a Gi you will get a good price worth the expenditure of patience.
If you own your own business, you should be able to get into some of the wholesale suppliers and find some "blanks" that are intended for school owners to patch up. not only will you get them for a song, but they will be patch free.I've considered going for a BJJ gi next time. I think the closer sleeves might mean fewer trapped hands. Most of them have too much branding for my taste, though. They're a bit more expensive, but that's almost a non-issue over the life of the uniform.
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Maine lobsters and Big Island beef. Leftovers for work supper. Ah well, one must make do.