Your Fighting Skills

[Derpeder]

I'm a ninja

 

[shekes]

I once ate two whole chickens with potatos and two bottles of red wine.

Also my gfs say that my flatulance is pretty unbearable. Does that count?

 

[guppy]

i thought this was about fighting skills?
seems to be more about guns then anything else.
any fool can pull a trigger.
but to compare martial arts or any other "dicipline" to owning a gun is retarded IMO.
"most" martial arts isnt about beating or killin someone. its about self improvement, humility, physical fitness, personal satisfaction.
owing a gun in "most" cases is a security blanket for their fears and/or lack of testicular fortitude. notice i said "most".
no offence to you competition shooters or hunters out there.
but guns really have no bearing on this topic.
that being said

11 years Tae Kwon Do
4 yrs Kobuto
2 years MMA

I have some training, and a bit of experience, having fought in full contact ring fighting, and under various other circumstances. I am still alive, some of them are not. The best fight is the one where your opponent realizes he is in it just after his body hits the floor and his brains hit the wall. At any distance gunpowder always wins.
Martial arts of any type are a contest of skills and training, they are not about fighting, fighting is about surviving a hostile encounter, anything else is just a violent version of gaming.
As far as any fool being able to pull a trigger, how many fools know when not to, and when they have to, can actually hit the target.

 

[eh1421]

enough said



mike

 

[shekes]

Martial arts of any type are a contest of skills and training, they are not about fighting, fighting is about surviving a hostile encounter, anything else is just a violent version of gaming.

I am not a big fighter but that sounds right, common sense.

 

[FishSkins]

LOL,
It has been a while but at one time I could consistently hit a 10" target at a 1000 meters with a remington 700 in .308.

nice and nice rifle

 

[dodgefreak8]

This tread is going just like I thought it would.....





(would never have quessed it)




Anyone that doesn't blow themselves up gets Expert in genade

I got all those too...Plus I'm a pin-point accuate shot with a 155sp Howitzer.





Nice fer plinkin' rats, but ya gotta have somethin' bigger...


Ok, Tai kwon do, old judo, Street fighting, I swing a mean quarter staff and I can scare small children with a single look. AND I 'm smart enough not to bring a knife to a gun fight. Why do they always end up as gun fights?!

I don't think you need anything bigger than a 44 mag. sorry a little big for rats don't you think?

 

[dodgefreak8]

i thought this was about fighting skills?
seems to be more about guns then anything else.
any fool can pull a trigger.
but to compare martial arts or any other "dicipline" to owning a gun is retarded IMO.
"most" martial arts isnt about beating or killin someone. its about self improvement, humility, physical fitness, personal satisfaction.
owing a gun in "most" cases is a security blanket for their fears and/or lack of testicular fortitude. notice i said "most".
no offence to you competition shooters or hunters out there.
but guns really have no bearing on this topic.
that being said

11 years Tae Kwon Do
4 yrs Kobuto
2 years MMA

actually he asked about fighting skills AKA getting into a fight. not what martial arts training you have. I simply stated that the firearm wins the fight and its all the skill I need.

 

[ewurm]

This tread is going just like I thought it would.....





(would never have quessed it)




Anyone that doesn't blow themselves up gets Expert in genade

I got all those too...Plus I'm a pin-point accuate shot with a 155sp Howitzer.





Nice fer plinkin' rats, but ya gotta have somethin' bigger...


Ok, Tai kwon do, old judo, Street fighting, I swing a mean quarter staff and I can scare small children with a single look. AND I 'm smart enough not to bring a knife to a gun fight. Why do they always end up as gun fights?!

I was on the 155mm too. Nothing is better than pulling that rope. That's pure power. One guy did let a practice grenade pop him in the chin, he was left handed. Turen his chin into a piece of toast. That was hilarious.

 

[DiXoN]

18 months of thai boxing and jujitsu
years of on/off boxing training
4-5 years of hooliganism. LOL