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D/\SH said:
word very nice i played goalie before i tore my acl, mcl, and pcl, and shattered my knee cap due to someone driving through my leg when i had my skate against the post blocking of the short side goal opportunity..... and paul coffee thats a classic red wing right there and a quick one at that... and wayne gretzky i remmeber when i was talking to you on palringo about that :glasses1: glad to see we got some other hockey fans here besides me :camera:
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i was also a goalie when i was younger. for about 12 or so yrs. what a sport. had to give it up for education, there just wasn't anywhere to take post high school classes in kindersley, saskatchewan. bad decision, family came to early and now i work in a warehouse. still a huge hockey fan. both my boys play hockey, 8 & 4 yrs old. the 8 yr old is a full time goalie starting this coming yr.......just got all the equipment this month.........ah, and the cycle continues.

oh yea, the thread, last name is penny, that's what everyone calls me. so there really is only one penny.
 
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only1penny said:
oh yea, the thread, last name is penny, that's what everyone calls me. so there really is only one penny.
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lol that rocks!!!


and I'm big hockey fan too. I miss the Asheville Smoke............. :( gretzky's fam played for them.
 
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D/\SH said:
hahaha dont have a favorite team or nothing? let me guess tampa bay lighning or florida panthers.... both had the glory days like the cup for tampa and the beezer days for the panthers
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hells NO!!! i'm not a fan of ANY florida teams, college pro, H.S. NONE......including ANY of the sports.
 
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PsyChoTk said:
hells NO!!! i'm not a fan of ANY florida teams, college pro, H.S. NONE......including ANY of the sports.
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hahahahah than what teams you like or are you just a universal sports fan....i think hes hiding it because hes a lions fan
 
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D/\SH said:
hahahahah than what teams you like or are you just a universal sports fan....i think hes hiding it because hes a lions fan
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OOMMMGGGG!!!!! you need to be glad I don't know where you live. Lots of teabaggin.

Anyway, For the record the ONLY pro football team is the olde skool Raiders as I posted in another thread here.

For college football its the one the only US Army. Yea they loose all the time, but where else can you say your major is killing bad guys.

For hockey I don't have a fav, just lots of checking and high stickn.

I don't like basketball period. Not enough violence.

For baseball, it's the METS!!!!!
 
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PsyChoTk said:
OOMMMGGGG!!!!! you need to be glad I don't know where you live. Lots of teabaggin.

Anyway, For the record the ONLY pro football team is the olde skool Raiders as I posted in another thread here.

For college football its the one the only US Army. Yea they loose all the time, but where else can you say your major is killing bad guys.

For hockey I don't have a fav, just lots of checking and high stickn.

I don't like basketball period. Not enough violence.

For baseball, it's the METS!!!!!
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hahahahhaha he said the mets hahahhahahahahahaahahhaaa
 
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well... it seems like a lot of fun talking about fav sports or teams..... why not have a new thread for that ??? it will probly be fun as the football season's starting preety soon.....
sorry guys but i hate hockey..... and comon man what do u mean basket ball has no violance ??? ask anyone from indiana they will know..... lol
 
well mine is derived from an ancient civilization in the artic............just kidding, mine is ppopper78 cause I was on pills for a long time (about 5 to 10 a day for medical reasons) and the 78 is my birth year.
 
Chang Quan (Long Fist)


History:
Chang Quan or the long-style Chinese Chuan is the general term for a dozen schools of Chuan. These include:

Cha Quan (Cha-family Chuan)
Flower-Style Chuan
China-Style Chuan,
Paochui (Cannon Chuan)
Hong-family Chuan
Red-Style Chuan
Shaolin Chuan
Fanzi Quan (tumbling Chuan)
etc.

According to historical records, by the latter half of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) classifications of fist fights and Chuan schools and styles had appeared. This classification became more detailed in the Qing Dynasty. Ming Dynasty general, Qi Jiguang, and Wushu master Cheng Chongdou both pointed out the difference between the long-style Chuan and the short-range fighting. They categorized the 32 stances practiced by the first Song Dynasty Emperor Taizu (also known as Zhao Taizu Chang Quan) as the long-style Chuan and the Mianzhang Chuan as the short one. The modern long range fist-fighting has programmed into its routine the strong points of the Cha-family, flower, cannon and red Chuan skills. The basics in the different forms of hands, hand techniques, footwork, step forms, ways of maneuvering, stances of the body, movements of the eyes and legs, balancing, jumping and leaping are standardized and choreographed in accordance with the direction of movement of the long-style Chuan. The jumps, leaps, rises and falls are programmed into different training routines with different degrees of difficulty, such as the long-style Chuan for beginners and long-style Chuan for youths.

The main characteristics of the long-style Chuan are expansiveness and gracefulness in posture and agility and speed in movement. Long-style boxers fight to the extreme of their arms' length. They move fast, jump high and far and combine hardness and softness, fast and slow moves, motions and stillness. Their movements are clearly rhythmical. Their generation of energy is powerful and the origin and outlet of the energy are clear. The bones and ligaments of the long-style boxers are compatible with their movements and actions.

Chang Quan is more suitable to youngsters who can enhance strength, speed, agility, elasticity and endurance through exercise and practice. It helps develop the physique and teach the techniques and skills in offence and defense.

I started using the name Longfist since i became Longfist in a game.
The reason....

grtz
 
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ppopper78 said:
well mine is derived from an ancient civilization in the artic............just kidding, mine is ppopper78 cause I was on pills for a long time (about 5 to 10 a day for medical reasons) and the 78 is my birth year.
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hahahah i always thought it meant pussypopper hahaha

Longfist said:
Chang Quan (Long Fist)


History:
Chang Quan or the long-style Chinese Chuan is the general term for a dozen schools of Chuan. These include:

Cha Quan (Cha-family Chuan)
Flower-Style Chuan
China-Style Chuan,
Paochui (Cannon Chuan)
Hong-family Chuan
Red-Style Chuan
Shaolin Chuan
Fanzi Quan (tumbling Chuan)
etc.

According to historical records, by the latter half of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) classifications of fist fights and Chuan schools and styles had appeared. This classification became more detailed in the Qing Dynasty. Ming Dynasty general, Qi Jiguang, and Wushu master Cheng Chongdou both pointed out the difference between the long-style Chuan and the short-range fighting. They categorized the 32 stances practiced by the first Song Dynasty Emperor Taizu (also known as Zhao Taizu Chang Quan) as the long-style Chuan and the Mianzhang Chuan as the short one. The modern long range fist-fighting has programmed into its routine the strong points of the Cha-family, flower, cannon and red Chuan skills. The basics in the different forms of hands, hand techniques, footwork, step forms, ways of maneuvering, stances of the body, movements of the eyes and legs, balancing, jumping and leaping are standardized and choreographed in accordance with the direction of movement of the long-style Chuan. The jumps, leaps, rises and falls are programmed into different training routines with different degrees of difficulty, such as the long-style Chuan for beginners and long-style Chuan for youths.

The main characteristics of the long-style Chuan are expansiveness and gracefulness in posture and agility and speed in movement. Long-style boxers fight to the extreme of their arms' length. They move fast, jump high and far and combine hardness and softness, fast and slow moves, motions and stillness. Their movements are clearly rhythmical. Their generation of energy is powerful and the origin and outlet of the energy are clear. The bones and ligaments of the long-style boxers are compatible with their movements and actions.

Chang Quan is more suitable to youngsters who can enhance strength, speed, agility, elasticity and endurance through exercise and practice. It helps develop the physique and teach the techniques and skills in offence and defense.

I started using the name Longfist since i became Longfist in a game.
The reason....

grtz
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thanks or the great explanation!! i love learning new stuff everyday and going to have to do this topic as my final for english comp im thinking :) thanks :blob1:
 
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