Originally Posted by Mas Judt
Shaolin Wookie wrote:
It was there to honor GM The', purchased by students. An Abbot came down to see it. He didn't donate it. But hell, there's a picture of the ol' geeza next to the stele, and it's sitting next to his rec room. If the old geeza didn't have a problem with it, what's your beef? I'm beginning to think you think you're the Shaolin Grandmaster.
REPLY: This was touted on all the SD websites and in press releases as 'an honor given by Shaolin Temple to GM The' - until you liars got called on it. Now it's the 500 yard back pedal.
Originally Posted by shaolindoiscool:
this is how it was implied from my point of view ... to me it seemed like i was told/read that the shaolin temple gave it to gmt to honor him ... not that sd students bought it to honor him. there were some top monks there though suxi and deyang they are 2 people i would love to meet no chane to meet suxi now though rip ...
best
bruce
What Mas has pointed out is only what he has read on here, that the marker was for the soards and that M. Sin is a little more than a footnote on it at the bottom on one side and still after the soards names on the other. Mas didn't nor anyone else not from SD uncover this as he has presented it though.
If I am wrong, than point it out please as I don't want to put something out there that is incorrect.
It was the people from SD that told who it was REALLY for, not anyone else outing it. Now Mas, I'm not going to post that you are a liar, everyone gets it wrong from time to time but you really need to watch getting carried away.
Now TTM and KC, I don't believe that SD looks different because it is the original but because it has been influenced by other styles. I came to that because, well at least for me, it is the most plausible answer.
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