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please forgive me, but where i live it is 8.30am & i've just returned home from a night on the town & i have to ask how you think your wc might go when you're ****ed?
vts
ps although i may be drunk at this time i look foward to some serious answers.(as you know life is short & we are meant to have fun so please give me some of your most honest answers ever)
well, i ain't no expert but generally speaking, if you're ****ed, you're probably not relaxed (mentally and physically) so your neither will your wing chun. not to say hard wing chun won't work at all, but it won't be good wing chun IMHO.
abe
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Its all fun and games til someone loses an eye. Then its just fun.
I think by ****ed he meant drunk. I personally feel that I fight a little better after about 2 beers. That loosens me up a bit. I feel faster. Any more than that and I lose sensitivity. As far as chi sau goes then I have no idea what would happen. I've never tried it while '****ed'. I'll have to experiment and get back with you.
****ed, australian for drunk...?
I think so. I have a friend with a shot glass from London that says "I got totally ****ed at..." some British bar. If he meant ****ed as in mad then DOH!!!
****ed in australia-drunk or angry, and yes i meant i was blind rotten drunk, so my question was how well do think you'd handle yourself in this situation?
i'm usually too drunk too remember details
Wasn't Yip Man himself an opium addict?
well, um, how can one put this nicely, when refering to our grandmaster?
YES.
Hello,
When one takes the time to consider the differing social climate and the fact that opium was smoked in public much the way people visit tea or coffee houses today one may view it in a different light. Also, keep in mind that Yip Man died of throat cancer as a result of such smoking. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif[/img]
This is always something that brings me saddness the focus on a negative aspect rather than the positive. I have a strong dislike for anything conerning drugs or their use. However, I recognize that many of histroies greats had problems and I think it is commendable that they were still able to produce some fine examples of their particular trade/craft.
Peace,
Dave
Dave-
Amen man!