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    International Day of the Ninja

    VIDEO: It’s Ninja Day; here’s how to find your Ninja name
    Dec. 05, 2010 | 1:58 p.m.

    It’s time to sharpen your shurikens and polish up those nunchucks! Yes, Sunday, Dec. 5, is the International Day of the Ninja – a sort of silent-and-deadly counterpart to September’s bleary-sounding Talk Like a Pirate Day. Don’t know how to slow your heart rate? Not ready to punch through steel? Can’t find a high-quality katana? No problem. The first step in tapping your inner ninja is a simple one: You must find your ninja name.

    YouTube-famous Ask a Ninja, the brainchild of Los Angeles-based improv comedians Kent Nichols and Douglas Sarine, is here to help you determine your ninja name with tips in an exclusive instructional video made just for you Hero Complex readers.

    According to Ask a Ninja, creating a ninja name has one rule: You must keep your initials. Other than that, it’s flexible — just like a ninja! You have to look for the ninja who is already hiding within your civilian name. Need some help getting started? Below is Ask a Ninja’s list of Awesome Ninja Words, approved by the International Order of Ninjas. Take a stab at it (ouch!), and then share your new ninja name in the comment section.

    – Noiseless Cobra (formerly known as Noelene Clark)

    A
    Absolute, Annihilate
    Ambush, Arrow, Art, Asp, Assassin
    Attack, Awesome

    B
    Beautiful, Black
    Blood, Blowdart, Bo

    C
    Cane,Cap Chop,Close
    Cloud,Cool Covert, Creep, Cut

    D
    Dagger,Dead
    Death, Die
    Dispatch, Double, Dragon

    E
    End, Erase, Espionage
    Evade, Eviscerate
    Exterminate
    Extreme, Eye

    F
    Fatal, Fast
    Ferocious, Fighting
    Finish,Fire, Fist, Flip
    Flying, Foot

    G
    Glide. Gouge
    Great, Grip
    Gore

    H
    Hand, Hard
    Head, Hide
    Hit, Hiya, Hurt
    Hush

    I
    Ideal, Iron
    Immolate
    Imposing, Impressive
    Infiltration

    J
    Ja, Jab
    Jump(y)
    Just

    K
    Kick
    Kill(y)
    Knee, Knife

    L
    Lethal,
    Light, Little
    Lurk

    M
    Majestic, Master,
    Mind-Blowing Move

    N
    Night, Nin, Ninja
    Noiseless, Nunchuck

    O
    Octagon
    Omni, Op

    P
    Peerless
    Perfect, Power
    Prowl, Punch, Pure

    Q
    Quick, Quiet
    Quill

    R
    Raven
    Real, Red
    Rip, Rope

    S
    Shadow
    Shhhh, Silent
    Skill, Slay, Slice
    Smack,Snake, Sneak
    Spy, Stab
    Supreme

    T
    Tear, Ten, Tuck
    Twist, Triple

    U
    Unknown

    V
    Veil, Veracious
    Very,Vicious
    Vigor
    Vim

    W
    Walking, Warrior
    Water, Weapon Whack, Whip
    Whist, Wonderful
    Wooden

    X
    X-Out

    Y
    Ya, Yank,
    Yauld
    Ye, Young

    Z
    Zing
    Zip, Zap
    Zop
    I'm going with Gore Cloud.
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    The Tehran Ninja story is just odd

    I love the line "black op blackbelts". I imagine I could make a tidy fortune selling those.
    Tehran conscripts Ninja masters to crush democracy
    Men in black want black-clad black ops blackbelts
    By Joe Fay • Get more from this author
    Posted in Government, 7th December 2010 12:57 GMT

    The Iranian government has been attempting to co-opt the country's Ninjas and other martial artists to help out with some light repression duties, US diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks claim.

    Authorities in the country have been attempting to outsource some of the grunt work involved in political repression to martial arts enthusiasts, as well as getting them to the train their own security forces, the cable claims.

    The cable, sent from the US's Embassy in Baku, Azerbaijan, last year, bears the subject line: Ninja Black Belt Master Details Use of Martial Arts Clubs for Repression.

    It reports that the Ninja master told the Baku Iran watcher "that private martial arts clubs and their managers are under intense pressure to cooperate with Iranian intelligence and Revolutionary Guard organizations, both in training members and in working as 'enforcers' in repression of protests and politically motivated killings."

    At the same time, authorities are suspicious of the clubs' potential to offer similar skills to pro-democracy supporters. A fair enough guess, possibly, particularly as the cable notes the Shah's regime used the country's martial arts clubs in the same way.

    The cable also recounts how an acquaintance of the source has carried out assassinations of intellectuals and young pro-democracy activists for the authorities, only to be "suicided" by the authorities himself.

    The Wikileaks version of the cable is careful to redact the name of the Ninja master, and apparently, his location, except insofar as he does not appear to be based in Tehran.

    Which is all well and good, assuming there are enough black belts in this most esoteric of martial arts in Iran to afford the said Ninja master some plausible deniability.

    Otherwise, the Ninja master will likely need to employ every trick of his craft in the very near future just to survive.
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    Lansing Ninjas

    Best ninjas so far!
    Noble ninjas: Four stealthy Lansing-area people on mission to support good deeds
    Alisha Green • agreen3@lsj.com • December 22, 2010


    Giving thanks: One of the Lansing Ninjas left a gift tied to the fence outside the Capitol. The ninjas each have a doll that they use to pose in photos with the gifts they leave around town.

    Chat with the Lansing Ninjas

    • Join the Lansing Ninjas and the Lansing State Journal for a Live Chat Thursday at noon and learn more about what the Samaritans hope to achieve with their mission.

    Find, follow ninjas online:

    • @lansingninjas on Twitter

    • Twitter bio: We are ninjas who #lovelansing and like spreading kindness.

    http://lansingninjas.wordpress. com


    Ninja dolls: The Lansing Ninjas use these dolls to pose in pictures with gifts that they leave around Lansing. Each of the four ninjas has their own doll that they use, and the pictures are posted in their blog when they write about their latest mission.

    When a Lansing woman went to Letts Community Center to vote on Nov. 2, someone noticed she had made the effort even though she had a young child to bring along.

    They waited while she strapped the child into a stroller and went inside, then they left a pinwheel and a card saying "Thank you for voting today! Democracy rocks!" on her windshield. They left as quietly as they came, but that was the point: the ninja who left the gift of thanks wanted to remain anonymous.

    Inspired in part by the mission of Secret Agent L, a woman who started a national movement to do random acts of kindness, four Lansing-area people have teamed up to create a cause focused on supporting positive efforts and growth in Lansing.

    These four ninjas sneaking around Lansing have been leaving gifts around the city since October to show how much they love Lansing, and they are using social media to spread the word.

    Their work has inspired other people around the city, including the communications manager at Potter Park Zoo, to start their own missions and random acts of kindness.

    Known as the @LansingNinjas on Twitter, the four people who play the role do it anonymously. They agreed to be interviewed via lansingninjas@gmail.com without revealing their identities.

    • What is the history and mission of the Lansing Ninjas?

    • "A couple of us noticed a number of do-good blogs and projects cropping up around the country and saw the positive impact they were having in other cities. Being part of a larger, national mission is great too, but we thought the whole #lovelansing concept naturally lent itself to a project specific to loving Lansing. The more two of us talked about it, the more we realized it would realistically take four people to carry out the missions. We recruited two more friends and cut the city into quadrants so we could divide and conquer. We try to promote things we love about Lansing through our missions - such as thanking business owners for giving us shop-local options or leaving a $5 Biggby gift card for an unsuspecting person - but we balance that with general feel-good missions."

    • Have you heard buzz about the Lansing Ninjas?

    • "We're starting to hear buzz when we're out and about, and we're getting good feedback through social media - particularly Twitter. Some of the ninjas have gotten messages from friends wondering who the ninjas could be and saying that it's cool because they'd thought of doing similar things. It's fun to know people are being motivated to do random acts of kindness around the region. There can never be too much kindness in the world."

    • What's the future for the Lansing Ninjas?

    • "Nothing short of world domination (or at least Greater Lansing domination) in the name of cheer."

    The kindness of the Lansing Ninjas inspired Jake Pechtel, director of communications at Potter Park Zoo, to think about alternative ways of promoting the zoo that would reward its supporters. He has been leaving items from the zoo's gift shop and passes to the Wonderland of Lights around town.

    "It's kind of a general thank you to the community," he said.

    The ninjas also inspired Valerie Borg, a 28-year-old who lives in Bath and works in Lansing, to start her own mission of kindness. Throughout the past three months she has been leaving gift cards around town.

    "It doesn't have to be something big and extravagant," she said. "Something small can lift your spirits and make your day."
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    Ninjago

    Ninjago = Lego ninjas. Wonder how they would do against Kung Zhu battle hamsters?
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    NinjaStar 2011 is coming soon...just for Lucas

    This story just reminded me of NinjaStar, even though it's a horrid story. Some fool giving ninjas a bad name.

    RIVERSIDE: Court upholds 'Ninja Prowler's' 1998 death sentence
    10:13 PM PDT on Wednesday, August 17, 2011
    BY RICHARD K. DE ATLEY
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    The California Supreme Court has upheld the 1998 death sentence of a man nicknamed the "Ninja Prowler" who terrorized Moreno Valley and a Riverside neighborhood nearly 20 years ago with a series of sexual assaults.

    David Lynn Scott III, 40 , formerly of Moreno Valley, was sentenced to death for the 1992 murder of Riverside librarian Brenda Gail Kenny, 38, whom he also raped during a burglary of her apartment.

    In all, Scott was convicted of 15 counts involving six attacks in Riverside's Canyon Crest neighborhood and in Moreno Valley from September 1992 until his arrest in January 1993.

    Survivors described a masked intruder dressed in dark clothing like a ninja who carried a pistol and two swords.

    He would break into houses or apartments at night and confront the occupants. Two of his rape victims testified the masked intruder remained with them for more than two hours, and engaged them in lengthy, personal conversations.

    The victims said their attacker advised them to get better home security.

    One rape victim's boyfriend arrived home, had a sword held to his throat, then was hogtied and forced into a closet before the prowler resumed his sexual assault on the woman.

    In January 1993, a man dressed in black tried for 20 minutes to talk his way into a woman's Canyon Crest apartment. About an hour later at the same complex, a man dressed in black martial arts clothing and ski mask attacked a couple arriving at their apartment.

    The attacker, holding a gun, grabbed the woman from behind. The woman's boyfriend rushed him and was stabbed in the back during the struggle for the gun. A neighbor heard the commotion, got his own gun and aimed at the assailant, ordering him to freeze. The prowler fired a shot at that man, then fled.

    The wounded boyfriend survived but was hospitalized for two weeks.

    Scott's convictions included two separate rape attacks on women in Riverside and Moreno Valley, and the attempted murders of both the boyfriend and of the man Scott fired a shot at during the same incident.

    A search warrant investigation of a garage used by Scott produced ninja paraphernalia reported by one or more of the victims, including split-toed booties, darts and black gloves with gray duct tape on the fingers, the court noted in its opinion. Police also recovered a sword and a .45-caliber semiautomatic pistol.

    Co-workers at the Moreno Valley theater complex where Scott worked said he liked to dress up like a ninja and had even discussed whether he was, in fact, the "ninja rapist."

    The state high court upheld Scott's death penalty in a 7-0 decision issued Aug. 11.

    Among the arguments the panel rejected was Scott's assertion that his right to remain silent was violated while being interviewed by Riverside police.

    The court concluded after reviewing a recording of the interview that after Scott repeatedly refused to discuss one of the rapes, he answered a question about his age.
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    I am touched sir...fortunately not in the way of that ninja. At least he is getting executed, bravo. I make sure to castrate and then slay all the ninja rapists in my city via roof top ninja chase fights!
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    ttt 4 2011

    This is the perfect news item for today.
    Fruit Ninja hoping to slice into China
    Halfbrick Studio aiming for Fruit Ninja to get 70 million downloads in China over the next six months
    By Michael Kan | Published: 10:19, 29 September 2011

    Fruit Ninja makers Halfbrick Studios have big hopes for China and are aiming for the hit game to reach an additional 70 million downloads in the country over the next six months.

    Australia-based Halfbrick Studios released Fruit Ninja in 2010, first on Apple's App Store, then to other mobile OSes as well as Microsoft's Xbox 360. The game has since gone on to attract 600,000 downloads per day, according to Halfbrick Studios CEO Shainiel Deo.

    But while most downloads for Fruit Ninja come from the US, China has become the game's second largest market. Already, 30% of the game's total downloads, or 20 million, come from China, Deo said.

    "The Chinese market is our number one market going forward," he said at the mobiTalk event in Beijing.

    However, Fruit Ninja's downloads in China could be higher if not for the rampant piracy in the nation. Deo estimates that about 50% of the Fruit Ninja games played in the country are pirated versions.

    Halfbrick is working to change that. The company has partnered with a Chinese mobile gaming company called iDreamSky to help Halfbrick spread official versions of the game through channels like websites and app stores in China.

    Halfbrick is also partnering with iDreamSky to develop localised versions of the game for the Chinese market. At least five upcoming versions of the game will be centred on Chinese content, Deo said. At least two of those will be released by the end of the year.

    "When you see the rate of downloads per day and the rate its increasing, I don't think its going to be a big deal to hit that target" of 70 million, he said, adding that the new versions of the game will help Halfbrick exceed that goal.

    To make money off the game in China, Halfbrick is releasing free versions of Fruit Ninja that will feature ads and in-app purchases for virtual goods. The company also wants to licence pre-loaded versions of the game for mobile devices.

    Halfbrick is just the latest foreign gaming firm to target the Chinese market, which has more than 900 million mobile phone users. The maker of Angry Birds, Rovio, is also working to localise its games for China and aims for Angry Birds to reach 100 million downloads in China by the end of this year.

    Like Rovio Angry Birds, Halfbrick wants to turn Fruit Ninja into a major franchise. "I think we are really following in the footsteps of Rovio," Deo said, noting that the company plans to sell merchandise in China and already has acquired an animation studio to produce short films.

    While Fruit Ninja has been a hit in China, the game has not performed as well in Japan, Deo said. "I think a lot of that stems from localisation issues," he said, adding that Japan is another market the company wants to focus on. "English is not that widespread in Japan. And that market is very different too. Apps seem to come and go all the time."

    As for why Fruit Ninja took off in China, Deo said he didn't know. "We built the game to be accessible to a wide audience," he said. "I'm just grateful Chinese fans love it so much."
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    Why aren't we talking about the Ninja Kitchen!!!

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    Fruit ninja is on kinect!
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    Nunchuck Ninja

    Quote Originally Posted by enoajnin View Post
    Why aren't we talking about the Ninja Kitchen!!!
    Feel free to do so...

    Criminally Stupid
    Nunchuck Ninja Update: Guards Stood By and Watched Inmate Escape
    By Sarah Fenske Tue., Sep. 20 2011 at 10:46 AM

    Turns out Lorenzo Pollard -- the so-called Nunchuck Ninja who escaped from the City Workhouse Friday -- might not need that Hollywood agent after all.

    As embarrassed-sounding city officials admitted today in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Pollard, an inmate at the City Workhouse, did not exactly fend off "more than a dozen" jailors while flashing a set of hand-made nunchucks, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle-style.

    Instead, the man once portrayed as having the powers of a superhero merely "chiseled" through a glass block window, working away for minutes on end -- the P-D suggested optimistically that it was "less than four minutes" -- while a dozen or so guards stood by watching.

    We can now see why Mayor Francis Slay's initial reaction Friday to the jailbreak was to declare that the "barest minimum requirement" for the jails is to keep prisoners "inside" them. Apparently that's a novel thought that bears noting these days in St. Louis.

    Really, as we initially posited in our blog post yesterday, the story of Pollard's escape has been absurd from the get-go. Somehow, Pollard -- a petty criminal in the slam awaiting trial on charges of theft, trespassing, property damage and (of course) resisting arrest -- managed to fashion a pair of nunchucks out of a bedsheet and the furniture in his cell. (We were initially told it was a chair; today we're told it was made from the metal parts of a desk.)

    ​Then he apparently managed to use the crude instrument to evade the jailors leading him to the shower. Then he climbed a wall. And chiseled a hole into it (apparently with the same nunchucks). And propelled himself through the hole. Only then did Pollard somehow climb not one but two fences laden with razors and barbed wire -- and sprint off to (temporary) freedom.

    And throughout this whole process, no one was able to catch him?

    It made no sense initially, when city officials suggested Pollard "fought off" more than a dozen officers. And it makes no sense now, when those same officials seem to be sheepishly admitting that, OK, so the dozen or so officers merely stood by watching while Pollard went at the jail's glassblock with his nunchucks/chisel.

    Now they're claiming Pollard was "in a fit of a rage." Now they're suggesting the guards had no choice but to stand down while he made his elaborate path to freedom. "Sometimes the strategy is to let people's adrenaline come down," Police Capt. Sam Dotson told the P-D.

    Pardon our armchair quarterbacking, but that sounds like a really ****ty strategy to us. Isn't the whole point of having guards to stop prisoners from painstakingly chiseling man-sized holes into the jailhouse walls? Isn't the whole point of having a dozen or so guards on duty is that, if an inmate starts making a break for it, someone can call for backup, while someone else get on the other side of the ****ed man-sized hole? And someone else can get out the pepper spray already?

    Really, isn't the whole point of jails to, yes, keep inmates confined -- nunchucks or no nunchucks?

    Not so incidentally, Alderman Greg Carter is ****ed. He's scheduled a hearing. And we guarantee at that point, we won't be the only ones asking these very basic questions.

    And somehow, at that point, we imagine that the argument that Lorenzo Pollard has superhuman ninja powers simply isn't going to cut it. A "fit of rage" might not be so great either. What about, simply, "we screwed up"?
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    Cyan forget Ninjaman!

    Ninja Man's case put off


    Dancehall artiste Ninja Man entering the Half-Way Tree Courthouse after exiting a police vehicle yesterday. - Ricardo Makyn

    The case involving veteran dancehall deejay Ninja Man and a fellow inmate was put off until October 19 when it was mentioned in court yesterday.

    On the previous occasion, the accused, Kevin Maitland, had pleaded not guilty to the charge of unlawful wounding.

    In a shocking twist of events, the deejay, whose real name is Desmond Ballentine, told the court that he did not wish to continue with the case.

    However, Senior Resident Magistrate Judith Pusey then told him "unfortunately that is not your decision to make I have to see the medical first."

    Previously, it was reported that Ninja Man was "knocked unconscious" by the accused at the Horizon Adult Remand Centre in Kingston.

    Allegations are that on August 3, the deejay was walking to his cell when he was attacked.

    It was reported that he was hit in the head with a stone that the accused had concealed in a sock.

    On the last occasion, Ninja Man told the court that he was sure the accused was the person that knocked him unconscious. "Mi see him when him buss mi head, your Honour," he said.

    At that time Maitland denied the allegations saying, "Your Honour, is a section with 48 man, an altercation was on the block, war between the whole block. Ninja Man dem throw water ina the TV and that cause the whole war."

    Ninja Man, 45, has been in custody since 2009, and is awaiting trial for murder.
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    A short stop motion film about an old fashioned ninja duel.

    Ninja
    by Olivier Trudeau

    NINJASTAR 2011
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    Puss!

    This is excellent. It gives me an excuse to review Puss. As a former fencer and a cat owner, I'm all about Puss. Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots - Debut Trailer

    Puss In Boots-Themed Fruit Ninja Sequel Out on October 20

    Enjoy slicing fruit but craving a little more from the experience? Check out Halfbrick's movie tie-in sequel, due out later this month.

    Pete Davison
    by Pete Davison
    October 10, 2011 04:40 AM PT

    Movie tie-in games are usually, for one reason or another, terrible. Ironically, the best ones tend to be those which have very little to do with their source material since, as we have learned over the years, movies and games are two fundamentally different genres, whatever David Cage​ might think.

    Here's a version of Fruit Ninja based on Puss in Boots​.

    Yes, that's right, Australian developer Halfbrick has created a new version of Fruit Ninja themed after "one of the most popular animated cats of all time" (DreamWorks' words) and will be unleashing it on the world on October 20, some eight days prior to said cat hitting the silver screen for his own movie.

    The game features two new modes, known as Desperado and Bandito. Desperado is similar to the original game's Classic mode, but features "new magic beans and enhanced waves and scoring," according to Halfbrick. Bandito, meanwhile, is a brand new mode where players must work through four tiers of specific fruit-chopping based challenges. There'll also be a variety of unlockable items themed after the movie.

    "The fun and adventure of the Puss in Boots world lends itself perfectly to the core gameplay of Fruit Ninja," said Phil Larsen, chief marketing officer at Halfbrick, and a man who obviously thinks Puss in Boots is a movie about chopping fruit while avoiding bombs. "We wanted to create something new and different for our fans while keeping the magic of Fruit Ninja intact, and we think Bandito Mode will keep even the most practiced players on their toes. It's totally rad!"

    Someone willing to voluntarily use the words "it's totally rad" in public is surely someone who is confident in his product. Watch out for said product on October 20 -- it'll cost $.99 for iPhone and $1.99 for a shiny HD iPad version
    Nice one, dcrjradmonish. I especially appreciate that you posted the ASL version. My submission for ninja theme song is Die Antwoord's Enter the Ninja.


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