Post your picture here!

Haha, maybe that's where they got the term! :D :D

Duo said:
I also noticed that a lot of people have too high of standards. I think that partially this is also due to TV that portrays always unreal beatiful people that have a ton of make up that makes them look as they are prettying away from this world.

This may be true, but at the same time you take what's available. Also, not everyone has the same idea of beauty that Hollywood does. I'm not so sure that having too high of standards is caused by TV. Perhaps it has increased standards, though.

What I'm thinking of is standards that are so high that even most people on TV wouldn't pass the test. I'm talking about ideal beauty, the kind that doesn't exist, the kind that is perfect, the kind that is a phantom (or wild goose, perhaps?).
 
A old boyfriend I had used to have really high standards. He would flirt with other girls right in front of me. Men, sheesh, its discusting. Once my friend and I went to the arcade and this guy started really flirting with her (they always go for her) and then the next day when we went back he was there with his GIRLFRIEND who he never mentioned before. He totally ignored us when we tried to talk to him. what a [explicit]
 
suzu said:
A old boyfriend I had used to have really high standards. He would flirt with other girls right in front of me.

I can see why he's an old boyfriend.

suzu said:
Men, sheesh, its discusting. Once my friend and I went to the arcade and this guy started really flirting with her (they always go for her) and then the next day when we went back he was there with his GIRLFRIEND who he never mentioned before. He totally ignored us when we tried to talk to him. what a [explicit]

Well there's no doubt that men can be pigs. This guy must not have been too into his girlfriend; I'm sure they didn't last long.

Of course, there is always the question of what a person wants out of a relationship, and whether the other person feels the same way. If not, the relationship is doomed, and the less serious person will probably end up looking like Donkey (as opposed to Puss in Boots). :D I loved "Shrek 2," by the way.
 
ippolito, you lucky dog! I'd like to have some pupils like that of my own. ;-) Looking good, man! :D
 
Oh No !!!

ippolito said:
of two nice pupils[/QUOTE

I've lost my title (old man of the Forum) to you!! Just
noticed you're 2 monthes older than me!! You're also in much better shape than me!!

Frank

😊
 
Frank D. White said:
Not sure I'd want a date who could kick my face in??

Frank

😊

LOL :D

I'm with you on that part. ( I had to add this sentences cuz a post needs mininum 15 characters )
 
Frank D. White said:
Not sure I'd want a date who could kick my face in??

Frank

😊

I think you should worry about them kicking into your you-know-what instead of your face
coz thats the weakest part of a man :D
 
lol Well...I think it shouldn't be too hard to handle :D
Unless this is taekwondo, I everyone should be able to handle it :p
Else just call Mr Golgo :D:D
 
I agree with Frank, though it may not be bad to be able to sit back and watch your date handle all the work for you! LOL :p
 
dreamer said:
lol Well...I think it shouldn't be too hard to handle :D
Unless this is taekwondo, I everyone should be able to handle it :p
Else just call Mr Golgo :D:D

Sorry we practice n japanese Wado ryu Karate
that had a very inportant Sensei in France Mochizuki Sensei in Paris.
 
Oh ?
I only learnt a little bitte shotokan when I was young so I'm not really familiar with karate ^^
sorry...
 
I also have some experience about Shotokan but is not my style....
France has been one of the strongest team in the world for many years...
with Spain Japan Holland and Italy.
In Italy shotokan is the most known style.
 
Well Karate's interresting, but shotokan was a lil bit too violent for me (at least the way my sensei was teaching it, having us to fight each another).
Just a question like this, but how many years have you been practicing wado ryu?
 
Wado

dreamer said:
Well Karate's interresting, but shotokan was a lil bit too violent for me (at least the way my sensei was teaching it, having us to fight each another).
Just a question like this, but how many years have you been practicing wado ryu?

Karate and jujitsu from 1968 Wado from 1972
karate has changed and from 90s I took my schools to semicontact
and point karate tournaments....more protections for the head
bigger gloves and reduce injuries......more spectacular technincs
but not violencece excess of contact means lost mactch.
I left the original karate.......only for kumite'.....
 
ippolito said:
Karate and jujitsu from 1968 Wado from 1972
karate has changed and from 90s I took my schools to semicontact
and point karate tournaments....more protections for the head
bigger gloves and reduce injuries......more spectacular technincs
but not violencece excess of contact means lost mactch.
I left the original karate.......only for kumite'.....

Yes. Wado-Ryu karate founded by Yamaguchi Sensei. Very good!
 
No Yamaguchi Sensei (the cat) founder of Goju Ryu okinawan styles
inlfuence.......(Uechi Ryu, Ishin ryu)
In USA there were founded Usa Goju by Peter Urban.

Wado ryu from Otsuka Sensei (dead).
Shotakan Funagoshi Sensei.
bye
 
Of course! Your're right about Wado. Sorry for the error.

BTW, Shotokan's founder was spelled Funakoshi.
 
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