Had a few chillis at Vietnamese food yesterday, along with soup that turned from clear to red, love chilli sauce.

The chillis I had were the small asian ones, small but quite spicy.

guitar center can be pretty cool. my store actually gotten more stuff last time i checked. i barely go there anymore. i use to go there lot to mess with the guitars and get guitar strings and sometimes for some dj equipment. don't have a guitar anymore though. just a midi keyboard but still want to find place where i can pick up a nice yamaha acoustic guitar. hard finding left handed models though, but if i have to i'll get a righty model and just flip the nut around and flip the strings. can't play guitar right handed for some reason, but everything else i'm pretty much ambidextrous and can use both hands.

Ambidextrous?




ALIENS.

that has to be it. only possible explanation. only way i can survive in this right-handed world.

i don't know him personally but looks good. i don't think they actually train real traditional way exactly but will most likely keep the traditional fundamentals in the training. if it was actually traditional, they would be getting sued left and right cause how they train in the asian countries i guess you can say, is tad bit more rough i guess you can put it especially when it comes to mental and physical training.

most the schools i went to,after you reach a certain level(never went by belt or slashs. it was more how quick you picked up things) they would send you to the asian country(japan or china. whatever type of martial arts your doing) to continue your training if you're serious about it and have potential so you can actually train the traditional way there. they train way different there than here,especially when it comes to mental,spiritual and physical training.

if you didn't know, the navy seals and marine corpse fellows the bushido code in a way and is integrated in their way of routine. lot of the military uses techniques that were developed by asian martial arts through time for combat and survival. that's why i find things like the UFC or MMA kinda a joke and very similar to boxing. put any of those fighters in an underground kumite and watch them get their ass kicked.   

yea, that's how they are. it's mainly 75% spiritual/mentally and 25% physical with most traditional ways. my akido instructor was like that. it was all about learning respect,disciple/control and honor first than about knowing how to kick someones ass. that's what martial arts really about, but people think it's for fighting. they don't just train anyone the traditional way. they would only if you had potential and good head on your shoulders i guess you can say.

but not all martial arts are like that. there are some made for sports and competitions like kempo, tai kwan do, and wushu.