skribs
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There are a couple of people that I really butt heads with on this forum. There's a lot of others that I enjoy talking with, but quite often see how different we are from each other. But there are three people that I really identify with on this forum, that I hope are not offended by the comparison.
@gpseymour seems to say a lot of things I agree with, and agree with a lot of the things I say. He's also a forum junkie (like me), with over 18000 posts on this forum. We don't train the same martial art, and we seem to have different training structures within our arts, but we also seem to think the same way on a lot of topics that pertain to how to improve in martial arts.
@Buka has a lot of quirky ways of looking at things. His sense of humor seems very similar to mine, and I find a lot of his tongue-in-cheek posts quite funny.
@Kung Fu Wang posts a lot of interesting questions. Some of them are "why didn't I think of that before?" Some of them are great for getting me to analyze my own training. Some teach me something new, just by asking the question. Some come out of left field. Sometimes the question is quickly rabbit-trailed and we're way off topic before the question can even be answered. The last happens quite a lot when I ask questions.
These are the 3 MT members I see resembling myself. Who do you guys see that resembles yourself?
@gpseymour seems to say a lot of things I agree with, and agree with a lot of the things I say. He's also a forum junkie (like me), with over 18000 posts on this forum. We don't train the same martial art, and we seem to have different training structures within our arts, but we also seem to think the same way on a lot of topics that pertain to how to improve in martial arts.
@Buka has a lot of quirky ways of looking at things. His sense of humor seems very similar to mine, and I find a lot of his tongue-in-cheek posts quite funny.
@Kung Fu Wang posts a lot of interesting questions. Some of them are "why didn't I think of that before?" Some of them are great for getting me to analyze my own training. Some teach me something new, just by asking the question. Some come out of left field. Sometimes the question is quickly rabbit-trailed and we're way off topic before the question can even be answered. The last happens quite a lot when I ask questions.
These are the 3 MT members I see resembling myself. Who do you guys see that resembles yourself?