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same to you, jackass.
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I just got a spam email with the title:
WE ARE GIVING OUT GIANT COCKS ...it's the sort of thing you can't help but try and picture. |
Having watched the trailer to Tom Cruise's award winning film Last Samurai several times I feel qualified to continue this discussion.
Basically Samurai were these guys in olden times with swords that would cleave jerks in twain with a single swipe. They also launched a rocket that went all the way to the moon. I think Tom Cruise was based on a historical figure of the same name that was in charge of all the samurai or something. After the film he went on to create the Kobra Kai school of Karate which was featured in the Oscar nominated film Karate Kid. Hope this helps clear up some of the confusion. |
heh heh heh.
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I might be a lot of things but I know I'm not a jerk. That ancestry seems to be taken up entirely by you. |
You must've missed the memo - on the internet you have to be a jerk to everyone or you're no better than a noob, newb or worst of all nub.
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I checked my internet folder. I did miss the jerk memo. Plain as day.
Now I have all my ducks in one barrel and all my jerks in one kahljorn. |
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Don't forget the memo for pussies: if somebody says something retarded, ignore it and give them hugs. Internet people have feelings too. Also, if somebody says something which opposes you don't forget to cry about it.
Jesus, here I am taking up the noble duty of informing you cuntswabs whatswhat and you shit all over it. WHOS THE ASSHOLE? ps only assholes answer rhetorical questions >: |
Sounds like you need a hug little lady.
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hugs from flaming homosexuals are laden with lust and sexual innuendo. You'd probably just try to grab my ass or something.
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who gave kahl the amphetamine? :/
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I don't know but he sure sounds cranky and whiny though.
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The truth about samurai is somewhere between Tadao and MM: they weren't actually any good at swordplay, but that was because they could chop people in half with a single strike. As such, little effort was put into developing a followup in case the target avoided the attack.
The real trouble came when explorers from the west arrived. At that time, the samurai were still experimenting with ways to add a second strike to their arsenal, and they were worried that they wouldn't be able to come up with one before the Europeans came in force. That's when they all decided, as a people, to start acting as though the samurai were the most feared swordsmen not just in the land, but in the entire world. The Europeans were inclined to believe them after a handful of Japanese took them to a bamboo grove to watch samurai chop down several bamboo trees with a single slash (the Europeans didn't realize that the trees were actually hollow). But here's the most interesting part of that story: years later, Taigong Shin, the man who first proposed the idea of fooling the Europeans, left Japan to live in America. In his remaining years, he compiled his disinformation tactics into a discipline he called "PR" and passed them down to his sole disciple: Will Rogers. |
I was not a samurai, and I don't know any samurais, so I have no useful input.
If you want to know about being sick a lot and making dumb pictures out of food, I'm your girl. |
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Yea. To cut something in half with one strike requires a certain type of technique. The sword isn't just swung like a baseball bat. There is a certain way to do it. Pretty much to cut or slice or chop at all requires a technique. That is why they are called cuts, slices, chops and not just HACKing away at something.
I'm sure samurais at least learned those basic moves. All this over my opinion that the samurais in kurosawa's films don't impress me :rolleyes |
and fuck you idiots. Sorry I'm making fun of your precious vagina-antics. Why don't you go whine about it on a message board for pussies.
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Martin Yan is pretty goddamn dangerous you have to admit.
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He must be a Chinese Samurai!
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