well I was shooting on the low side, about 5 feet.
I'm five feet four in my stocking ( black ones, I'm in touch with my feminine side) feet, and I actually didn't understand what you said, I assume it was either slang or an Americanism.
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well I was shooting on the low side, about 5 feet.
I'm five feet four in my stocking ( black ones, I'm in touch with my feminine side) feet, and I actually didn't understand what you said, I assume it was either slang or an Americanism.
I hear ya ... we know what to do, but the other stuff calls to us.It's Murican . My diet is mostly proteins such as chicken but there is a lot of grains in it too. Like rice and noodles, I think that's the issue, before westernization they ate pork and fish mostly. Then westernization came and Polynesians grew outward.
The more I am able to cut grains from my diet the more weight I seem to drop, and when it comes back in my diet it comes back very quickly.
I hear ya ... we know what to do, but the other stuff calls to us.
Gotta love the internet: it has everything! WHO | Pacific islanders pay heavy price for abandoning traditional diet
Little boy, I think I had 5 years in the Thai-boxing gym in before you were born.In my opinion, you should read less and more realistic combat arts, maybe Boxing but not the Cardio Boxing kind. That'd be a good, offsetting thought structure for you.
That's a big word and everything. Unfortunately, you are not using it correctly. By the time you're out of 10th grade and through with English II, I'm sure the teacher will have it corrected.I'm just pointing out your hypocrisy. Sounds like you just confirmed it right here.
That silence you hear, or don't hear actually, is the stunned amazement of everyone who just read that post.Hey man, I didn't mean to get personal like that with my previous comment. I was just messing around. I apologize.
Just out of curiosity what art or arts does Jp3 train?
In the dim annals of history? Well, that's a bit much since there's older guys whose opinions on here I respect... whom I shall not call out. Maybe I should say just the annals of history, as the lights are still on in that building and it is environmentally sound.
But... for now? , I train in the unknown art of John-do. No one, not even me, knows what it is or where it came from.
...c'mon... that's funny...
In truth, right now I'm training in judo/BJJ mix (just what we do in class) and aikijutsu with a peace officer "spin," I guess I'd call it. It ain't all that "flowy... blending then terminating. The cops can't be seen to punch folks so we don't do that, at least not right now. I do remember how, though. It's hard to forget the boxing drills. And OMG the thousands of hours of TKD kata.... Ow, now my brain hurts. Poomse poomse poomsepoomsepoomsepoomse
Sort of like the nightclub sounds, oontz oontz oontz oontz , except not as much bump & grind.
Little boy, I think I had 5 years in the Thai-boxing gym in before you were born.
That's a big word and everything. Unfortunately, you are not using it correctly. By the time you're out of 10th grade and through with English II, I'm sure the teacher will have it corrected.
I hear ya ... we know what to do, but the other stuff calls to us.
Gotta love the internet: it has everything! WHO | Pacific islanders pay heavy price for abandoning traditional diet
Mmnhm ... not sure about that one.Actually if you read "Eat Right for Your Type" by Peter D'Adamo, that makes sense
Mmnhm ... not sure about that one.
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That and the fact that this is a written internet forum.That silence you hear, or don't hear actually, is the stunned amazement of everyone who just read that post.
I hear ya ... we know what to do, but the other stuff calls to us.
Gotta love the internet: it has everything! WHO | Pacific islanders pay heavy price for abandoning traditional diet