Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 1:33 pm
where ya moving to?apollofrost wrote:Gotcha, pain in the a** though. Because I'm moving to cali in a month and a half and I can't take my throwing stars.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:02 pm
Difficult to answer really... I guess the long and the short of it is having a first car that can do 0-60 in under 5 seconds is a rarity. Bikes, have a much heavier power to weight ratio, that focuses the governments attention, as its easier to justify the legislation.JCViper528 wrote:Nibblet99, I just got the new issue of TWO and I was reading about the Third Licensing initiative and how it may be the "downfall" to biking and the industry in the EU. Why aren't the same requirements made to teach cagers to drive properly? Kal, feel free to give some insight or anyone in the EU or UK.
You don't really expect governments to waste precious tax payers money legislating on the hard topics do you? Not when theres an "easy win" one, that seems a great idea to most of the non-riding population. Government is all about perception now, theres rarely any proof required, nor experience needed to legislate on a topic anymore
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:04 pm
Its easy to go after the minority group. The majority is already aheadNibblet99 wrote:JCViper528 wrote: You don't really expect governments to waste precious tax payers money legislating on the hard topics do you? Not when theres an "easy win" one, that seems a great idea to most of the non-riding population.
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:15 pm
why?apollofrost wrote:Gotcha, pain in the a** though. Because I'm moving to cali in a month and a half and I can't take my throwing stars.
if you enroll in some martial arts, you could just say you're on the way to the dojo or visiting your sensei as an excuse to the cop. hehehehe
right now, i have no excuse anymore for having swords in my trunk since i already quit my JP swordsmanship training.
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:22 pm
Santa Rosa, I've got family in the bay area and up by the oregon border.
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:27 pm
Hmmm... you can't have swords in the trunk of your car? Why? Is it technically a concealed weapon or something?
I've actually considered getting into matial arts, to stay in shape. I was going to the gym before I got sick and I'll probably start it up again, same with yoga.
Anybody out there practice a martial art? What are the pros and cons?
I've actually considered getting into matial arts, to stay in shape. I was going to the gym before I got sick and I'll probably start it up again, same with yoga.
Anybody out there practice a martial art? What are the pros and cons?
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:29 pm
oregon huh? maybe we could go riding some timeapollofrost wrote:Santa Rosa, I've got family in the bay area and up by the oregon border.
Puyallup isn't so far away.Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:37 pm
I have taken tae kwon do for the past 10 years and Brazilian Jiu jitsu for the past 4 years.apollofrost wrote:Hmmm... you can't have swords in the trunk of your car? Why? Is it technically a concealed weapon or something?
I've actually considered getting into matial arts, to stay in shape. I was going to the gym before I got sick and I'll probably start it up again, same with yoga.
Anybody out there practice a martial art? What are the pros and cons?
Pro: too many. I love it.
Cons: $$$$$$$, TIME, commitment, motivation
IMO It costs tons of money and time and it is just hard to keep up after the first year or so. The first year can be quite painful and frustrating, you need to start stretching your legs as soon as you can.
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 2:42 pm
yeah i agree w/ your pros and cons.Dohun wrote:
I have taken tae kwon do for the past 10 years and Brazilian Jiu jitsu for the past 4 years.
Pro: too many. I love it.
Cons: $$$$$$$, TIME, commitment, motivation
IMO It costs tons of money and time and it is just hard to keep up after the first year or so. The first year can be quite painful and frustrating, you need to start stretching your legs as soon as you can.
hmmm... TKD + jiu jitsu... dangerous combo.
but my swordsmanship + gun-fu is more dangerous. LoL!
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:00 pm
bring it.VermilionX wrote:yeah i agree w/ your pros and cons.Dohun wrote:
I have taken tae kwon do for the past 10 years and Brazilian Jiu jitsu for the past 4 years.
Pro: too many. I love it.
Cons: $$$$$$$, TIME, commitment, motivation
IMO It costs tons of money and time and it is just hard to keep up after the first year or so. The first year can be quite painful and frustrating, you need to start stretching your legs as soon as you can.
hmmm... TKD + jiu jitsu... dangerous combo.
but my swordsmanship + gun-fu is more dangerous. LoL!
yeah, but I have no match for a weapon lol.
btw next month will be 5 th year of Jiu jitsu and two months from now will be my 11th year.
You know what really pisses me off? When schools just give out black belts like they give out candy. I mean to please the students they offer the black belt in just one year, then the second degree maybe just TWO years after..
I got my black belt after two and a half years. Five years later, I got my 2nd degree which is my current belt as of now.