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"(I originally used a stronger word, but then remembered that players like Cora Sek read the forum too) "
Kurzy: bro, no need to edit your post for Cora sake. I might sound like a very bad parent, but I truly believe that children will expose themselves to "bad words" no matter what we do sooner or later. She hears and read everything but she knows that she is a kid and its not proper to use those words, only adults. Knowing it and using it is two different thing.
Hell yeah Bruce. Sheltering your chidren does nothing for them. If its not taboo, they learn that its just expression.
Cora and I watch the MTS all the time together and you know the languages on there...just like any crazy family. ANd we are one crazy family...very colorful with our language...:) Sometimes Cora tells me " now I know why you like Master Eddie so much, you two talk the same way"...LOL
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Originally Posted by Chris Garry
Im sure he witnessed many times....over and over again
Bruce, I parent my children the same way. I taught them about the New World Order before they were finished grade 2, and there aren't many swear words they haven't heard yet.
But in this case out of respect, I regretted using my word of choice and felt compelled to change it.
Here's my girls:
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a31...psbe6371e1.jpg
AWWW finally see your Princesses. They are beautiful girls. THank you for sharing. ANd they sure are rocking that 10thplanet T shirt to the fullest. Cora can't wait to get her 10thplanet rash guard so she can wear it at NAGA in no gi. Just the other day, Louis Ho shared a match by his daughter and now you are showing us yours. This is getting to be more and more family oriented...:) THanks guys for sharing.
It is a family, with crazy ass cousins and all. Our family fights are just more technical and bonds us instead of separating us. Good structure.
Mad beautiful :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
Mad beautiful :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
I liked the comment on london real, when they were talking about how strong tpjj is and how we stick together, sure were not the biggest jiu jistu group, but were definitly the closest i feel. not only that, but damn do we make big waves. ive been to four different affiliates all around the world and im planning on doing america and visiting way more and everytime i come in, its more like meeting distant relatives than randoms i dont really know. im not saying other groups dont, ive met lots of others that do different jiu jitsu and are cool but i think maybe because theres so much wariness and bigoted hate against 10th p, it joins us together a lot stronger.
about ari, he may have done things wrong sometimes from what ive read, but he is the one that started me onto the rubber guard and broke it down better than anyone else i could find until i found a 10th gym nearby. so without him i wouldnt be here, gotta give him respect for that.
wish him well and i hope that he continues to improve and enjoy jiu jitsu. :)
btw those pics are awesome kurzy, youre a lucky guy.
Good luck bud
Lol! i dont think we're close because we're hated on the most. We're close, even when we never have met face to face, because we're part of a system that believes in furthering Jiu jitsu, so we look past everything else. Couple that with all the many personalities we have, the way we dress, and the comeraderie we share, it's hard not to hate on us, from the outside looking in. And to those naysayers, I say, "keep peeking, because you can't see me."Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac Atley
It takes a certain kind of person to be a Jiu Jitsu player to begin with, but it takes an extra-awesome kind of person to be a 10P player.
Thanks for the love, regarding my daughters. They are my pride and joy. Solid kids, great hearts, down to earth, knowledgeable on the NWO conspiracy, kind and thoughtful and all other good things, and love Jiu Jitsu!
Haha.
They're amazing. I rarely have to give them shit for anything.
They need to train more though. Once I get off this crazy schedule things will be back to normal. (Temporary work changes)
And yes, they are stunning. Their mother (my wife) is beautiful too, so I want them to have triangle chokes and rubber guard down like a science by the time they get to high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
They already can shoot 9mm Glocks. We're off to a good start.
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Originally Posted by Kurzy
Ur daughters are already shooting guns?!? I love it! :)
is this the normal upbringing in america?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
Define normal. With todays economical/political/criminal climate, this is preparative parenting. There are dark sides of humanity that can strike at any time. Not a bad idea to be prepared. Education is the key. A gun is just a tool when used properly. Nothing wrong with learning how to use it. Just in case.
Couldn't tell you. We're Canadians.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac Atley
They could field strip, clean and assemble G17's at the age of 9.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
This was when she was 11, her first time shooting. I only loaded one round per mag and made her practice mag-swaps. Magpul would be proud.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4xe-fi10rE
At the end, a hot shell casing touched her arm but it didn't actually hurt her, just FYI.
People are people. Culture exists, but the webs are combining them. Like minds- imaginary borders.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
I was just kidding around Bobby. If Issac wants to know if children learning to shoot is a normal thing in America, I suggest he watches this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDmYVidO_AM
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Originally Posted by Kurzy
This is mag crazy (pun intended) see this is why im teaching my boys to be gentleman to all girls...you never know which one is gonna be lethal with a 9mm good stuff bro
I learned to shoot before I was a teen. I had two rifles of my own by the time i was 18 and my first pistol when i was 21. Granted I couldn't field strip a rifle at 8 but i knew how to safely and effectively fire a weapon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac Atley
I mean parents aren't teaching their kids to clear rooms or advanced combat tactics (well most parents arent) lol, but ya a lot of north american kids learn about firearms.
You guys have the 2A explicitly for the purpose of keeping the government in check.
We don't have a 2A equivalent.
(And my fellow Canadians tell me we "won" the war, when we fought off the south, but who really won, when you are still a slave to {and property of} the Monarchy)
Total derailment. Apologies.
Good luck on your future endevors in the Gi, Ari.
It's 150% ok to be proud of your kids Kurzy, it's easy to go off talking about things like that :) I am sure everyone understands. Looks like you got a family of regular badasses :)
Thanks Kyle. They're badasses, but they're angels too.
My wife:
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a31...ps3b1ceb24.jpg
G17 fitted into a RONI carbine coversion kit.
How long is the barrel on that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
On what the G17 or the RONI kit?
The G17 barrel 114mm, the RONI barrel is just mounted to the kit, not attached to the gun at all. It's there to allow silencers.
Youtube search RONI silenced, there are some vids of (lucky) guys with G18's and 33 round mags having some fun. (G18 is full auto)
But for American purposes, I think I remember people saying that the RONI or equvalent will change your glock into an SBR, so you need the proper tax stamp for that in some states. Just FYI.
You can EASILY kill someone with blue belt technique, maybe we shouldn't be teaching kids jiu jitsu? :)
Ahhhhhhh I get it sweet looking set up though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
It's fun. Throw on a red dot and shoot your 9mm easily out to 50 yards with "center mass" accuracy.
You speak better military than me dude.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
I'm about as non-militant as you can get really.
my bad dude, shouldve looked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
:D
and i just wanna wanna say that it was pretty stupid saying that, ive actually been shooting guns since i was 6 but we only get rifles over here and theyre nothing like what you see over in america, just the stereotype we get is kind of like "buy a box of cereal and get a free glock inside" availability for guns.
maybe we should start a new thread for this :D
No def not, I have a similar name to a man who committed a gun crime and i get put on a hold list every time i purchase a weapon. Just about anyone can buy a gun but u do go though a process. I think the process should be more stringent but it's still sort of thorough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac Atley
Fun fact the Japanese were worried about invading mainland America during wwII due to the about of gun owners America had.
Take no offense bud, just flashing some familiar lingo :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy
No biggie. I know it's getting hard to own firearms in Austrailia. It's not the same in NZ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac Atley
S'all good Kyle. None taken. I appreciate the skill, knowledge, determination and courage instilled by the forces, I just don't support invading countries for bankers and the global elite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle Spalla
If bad people weren't in charge, I would have joined a long time ago just to get the knowledge.
Trust me if I could invade the bankers house and take their shit I would be fine with that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurzy