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[Chang Style Novice]

How do you escape the deadly ninja? Go up some stairs. (http://news.com.au/common/story_page/0%2c4057%2c6031734%255E13762%2c00.html)

[Oso]

"It has become famous as a result of movies and television shows such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Beverly Hills Ninja. "


ha, ninjas suck.

and where's that quote about still having to walk the walk in
a wheelchair?

[Ish]

A PARALYSED north Queensland man has overcome his disability to become a brown belt in the ancient Japanese martial art of Ninjitsu.

lol, i didn't realise ninjitsu was a japanese art.

[Liokault]

Well i think its great that he has not given up on life just because of a disabilty.

and it may as well be ninjustu as anything else .

[carly]

Let's not laugh at a crippled man - that's awful!
Good for him, trying his best to do something physical despite his limitations.

[Oso]

I don't think anyone was laughing at the guy. I agree. good
for him.


ninja's still suck.:D

[Liokault]

I hear that this guy has got a walk on part on the next smallville.

[shaolin kungfu]

Is christopher reeves a ninja too?

[red5angel]

ninjitsu or not thats pretty cool.

Oso, I am starting to notice a trend with you.....

[Chang Style Novice]

Well, of course it's great that he hasn't let paralysis prevent him from persuing martial arts. That's not the issue. The issue is whether he has the equivalent abilities to any other brown belt in his system. The answer is clearly no. Hence, the belts are being devalued, by definition.

Let me put it another way - suppose he entered a free-fighting tourney. Suppose you were his opponent. Would you say he belongs there?