Martial Arts Help

[Steelgrave]

Just picture LB in an Aquaman costume. It has the same effect as picturing an auditorium full of naked people before you have to address them....only scarier  ;D

[Martok]

That was uncalled for.  You big bully.

We tease because we care. 

Just picture LB in an Aquaman costume.

I'd really rather not. 

It has the same effect as picturing an auditorium full of naked people before you have to address them....only scarier  ;D

I've a better idea:  I'll picture you standing at my shoulder, scowling ferociously at the audience. 

Think anyone would laugh?  No, me neither.  ;) 

[MikeGER]

^Have you not been paying attention??? Superman has a picture of Jarhead inside his locker.

Jarhead and Superman once fought each other on a bet. The loser had to start wearing his underwear on the outside of his pants.  ;)

[Longdan]

^Have you not been paying attention??? Superman has a picture of Jarhead inside his locker.

Jarhead and Superman once fought each other on a bet. The loser had to start wearing his underwear on the outside of his pants.  ;)

And Chuck Norris is still waiting for Jarhead to return his calls.

[Jarhead0331]

^Have you not been paying attention??? Superman has a picture of Jarhead inside his locker.

Jarhead and Superman once fought each other on a bet. The loser had to start wearing his underwear on the outside of his pants.  ;)

And Chuck Norris is still waiting for Jarhead to return his calls.

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

[LongBlade]

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

Telepathically. Like Aquaman.

Come to think of it - we never see those two together. Chuck Norris is Aquaman!

[TheCommandTent]

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

Telepathically. Like Aquaman.

Come to think of it - we never see those two together. Chuck Norris is Aquaman!

I can't believe you just said that...........

[LongBlade]

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

Telepathically. Like Aquaman.

Come to think of it - we never see those two together. Chuck Norris is Aquaman!

I can't believe you just said that...........

The truth hurts. Embrace the New 52.

[TheCommandTent]

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

Telepathically. Like Aquaman.

Come to think of it - we never see those two together. Chuck Norris is Aquaman!

I can't believe you just said that...........

The truth hurts. Embrace the New 52.

[Arctic Blast]

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

Telepathically. Like Aquaman.

Come to think of it - we never see those two together. Chuck Norris is Aquaman!

Wow. You've pretty much just profaned a living God.

[LongBlade]

Chuck Norris does not make telephone calls.  His voice carries all over the world.

Telepathically. Like Aquaman.

Come to think of it - we never see those two together. Chuck Norris is Aquaman!

Wow. You've pretty much just profaned a living God.

No.

You, sir, have profaned a redeemed superhero.


Well, you and most of the other non-comic reading dorks on this board.

[Steelgrave]

^ You say "redeemed", we say "out of the closet"...

[Boggit]

Normally I'm fairly comfortable sniffing out martial arts materials.

However I have recently come across a book on Amazon that was really intriguing. It is a book on Bujutsu covering early naval sword and stick techniques. Always on the hunt for something obscure and interesting I started to pounce - then hesitated. The books aren't available for new purchase, and everyone who owns a copy and wants to sell it is asking ~ $300 a book!

Next, as I start back to my Amazon browsing, now I start getting served all kinds of books on Ninjitsu. I seriously doubt a book on naval bujutsu is really tied to ninjitsu, but it is possible that folks interested in studying one ran across the other and Amazon is making a link based on current purchasing habits.

All of which is interesting, but secondary to the fact that there is a pre-WWII book on Japanese bujutsu that looks interesting but I don't intend to pay $300 for. Although I'd like to. Any of you guys heard of this book/style? Got any insight?

http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?lt1=_blank&bc1=000000&IS2=1&bg1=FFFFFF&fc1=000000&lc1=0000FF&t=grogheads-20&o=1&p=8&l=as4&m=amazon&f=ifr&ref=ss_til&asins=4901619020

@LB :)
The guy selling is looking for a sucker at $300 - try this link for the same book at $50

http://www.budovideos.com/shop/customer/product.php?productid=22019&cat=609&page=1

[LongBlade]

Normally I'm fairly comfortable sniffing out martial arts materials.

However I have recently come across a book on Amazon that was really intriguing. It is a book on Bujutsu covering early naval sword and stick techniques. Always on the hunt for something obscure and interesting I started to pounce - then hesitated. The books aren't available for new purchase, and everyone who owns a copy and wants to sell it is asking ~ $300 a book!

Next, as I start back to my Amazon browsing, now I start getting served all kinds of books on Ninjitsu. I seriously doubt a book on naval bujutsu is really tied to ninjitsu, but it is possible that folks interested in studying one ran across the other and Amazon is making a link based on current purchasing habits.

All of which is interesting, but secondary to the fact that there is a pre-WWII book on Japanese bujutsu that looks interesting but I don't intend to pay $300 for. Although I'd like to. Any of you guys heard of this book/style? Got any insight?

http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?lt1=_blank&bc1=000000&IS2=1&bg1=FFFFFF&fc1=000000&lc1=0000FF&t=grogheads-20&o=1&p=8&l=as4&m=amazon&f=ifr&ref=ss_til&asins=4901619020

@LB :)
The guy selling is looking for a sucker at $300 - try this link for the same book at $50

http://www.budovideos.com/shop/customer/product.php?productid=22019&cat=609&page=1

Thanks, Boggit! That's more like it :)

[Boggit]

@LB :)
You're very welcome.