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    Wallah! Improve Your Posts

    If you're like me, you puzzle over some of the ad hoc spellings found in the bulk of KFO threads. Often, in frustration, we just throw up our hands as in the last section of Biu Gee. Help is at hand.

    In spite of R5A's protestations to the contrary, spelling is important. There is a significant difference between a "panda" and a "tanda," between jut sau and just so, and in the classic "Wallah" and its counterpart. The following URL may help:

    http://www.familyhaven.com/bookstore...US205915.shtml

    21st Century Misspeller's Dictionary: The Princeton Language Institute

    Looking forward to reading future threads.

    Regards,
    Uber Field Marshall Grendel

    Mm Yan Chi Dai---The Cantonese expression Mm Yan Chi Dai, translates to "Misleading other people's children." The idiom is a reference to those teachers who claim an expertise in an art that they do not have and waste the time and treasure of others.

    Wing Chun---weaponized Chi (c)

  2. What does this mean?

    Originally posted by Grendel
    No ratan rings or any other sorts of rings don't help your chi sao.
    Wallah!

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    Re: What does this mean?

    Originally posted by Alpha Dog


    Wallah!
    Hi Alpha Dog,

    My bad. Mea culpa.

    Darned fat fingers.

    Regards,
    Uber Field Marshall Grendel

    Mm Yan Chi Dai---The Cantonese expression Mm Yan Chi Dai, translates to "Misleading other people's children." The idiom is a reference to those teachers who claim an expertise in an art that they do not have and waste the time and treasure of others.

    Wing Chun---weaponized Chi (c)

  4. I have the same problem.

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