MikeyC
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*gets out rusty chainsaw* Let's get to work.
Post your random thoughts/feelings etc
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DeadmanWalking
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My mother has told me that a nearby recreation center is holding karate lessons and I'm thinking about joining. On one hand, I get exercise and learn how to fight, but, on the other hand, karate isn't the type of style I'm looking to learn. Not to mention the age group that might be present there. I don't think a 20-year-old would fit in there. I'm conflicted.
Chainsaw
? That'd be mighty gruesome! Just get a katana!
Chainsaw
? That'd be mighty gruesome! Just get a katana!
Ready. Where do we strike first?
megalon
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WeirdyMcGee
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I would sell my soul for a selecao phone - and I don't even have a motorcycle to use it on. XD
Phoenixx
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^ I say go for it.
An acquaintance of mine and his brother recently took up karate and they're both 18 and 16. So 20 years old isn't much of an age difference. You'd be surprised, there might be older kids and adults alike taking lessons.
MikeyC
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Age is nothing, mate. If you want to do it, go for it.
I'll take your arm. Your right one.
Roman Legion
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Drinking to forget..
Oh my Goooooooooooooodddd~ I'm sooooo tempted. But buying internationally for that price is too risky.
But I do want it so bad, though. Must... avert... eyes... ggaaah. Dx
Good call, I'm left handed. Okay Mickey, let her rip~
Srijita52
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I agree with everyone, age isn't a problem, if its something you really want to do, then go for it.
& The younger kids might be able to kick yer arse.... Of course, it goes without saying that they could kick mine.
20 is still young to start,anyway anywhere you go to,if they take sparring seriously,prepare to be humbled,I know I was
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lonely_drummer
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Ohhh I miss drinking, helped me forget and sleep better
Roman Legion
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It has neither made me forget or sleep better.. Only become a bit numb for a short time..
Rembrandt Broam
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Live each day as if it were your last, eh? I'm pretty sure my last day alive wouldn't be spent toiling away at my job
The really sad thing is that it just might be. :
: You never know when you're time is up.
Srijita52
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I guess it isn't helpful in the long run, your problems are still there.
lonely_drummer
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I sleep in, so I can dream of you