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Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Versus - 05-15-2008
(05-15-2008, 07:39 PM)Tragic Hero link Wrote: [quote author=Versus link=topic=289.msg7095#msg7095 date=1210898016]
ninja surf
edit: Redline > all.
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Well yeah thats common knowledge but I am not going to drive to a GNC every time I need a pick me up. Besides, redline isn't very good for you if you aren't going to do any sort of athletics or activity with it. And its especially not good if you plan on drinking as well.
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I buy four-packs from a grocery store a mile away for $10.
One time I drank ~30 oz. of coke and a bottle of Redline, then fell asleep 40 minutes after I finished the Redline off. I was tired the next day too.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Vandamguy - 05-15-2008
i wana see scotty versus surf kung fu legends fight to the death. with fatalitys enabled
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Wedge - 05-16-2008
I bet I'm the only person here that doesn't really drink caffeine...
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - copulatingduck - 05-16-2008
(05-16-2008, 01:56 AM)Wedge link Wrote: I bet I'm the only person here that doesn't really drink caffeine...
Nope. I hate soda and girly drinks, can't stand all the caffeine or sugar. I can't even eat candy, it's too sweet... Also, "Get off my lawn!!"
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Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - JasenTamiia - 05-16-2008
I practically drink ONLY sodas.
I believe that I have not had a glass of regular water all year!
*slumps over and dies* ^^;
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - ScottyGrayskull - 05-16-2008
(05-15-2008, 07:24 PM)CaffeinePowered link Wrote: [quote author=Surf314 link=topic=289.msg7079#msg7079 date=1210890108]
I have to cut back on coffee
FAIL, epic fail, you can never have too much caffeine
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I see what you did there...
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - ScottyGrayskull - 05-16-2008
(05-15-2008, 11:07 PM)Vandamguy link Wrote: i wana see scotty versus surf kung fu legends fight to the death. with fatalitys enabled
+1 for that. ^_^
I've only been doing my thing for a few years now, and frankly don't like sparring (much prefer the patterns aspect of it).
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Surf314 - 05-16-2008
(05-16-2008, 07:46 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: [quote author=Vandamguy link=topic=289.msg7134#msg7134 date=1210910864]
i wana see scotty versus surf kung fu legends fight to the death. with fatalitys enabled
+1 for that. ^_^
I've only been doing my thing for a few years now, and frankly don't like sparring (much prefer the patterns aspect of it).
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I'm not as much of a fan of sparring as chi sou or push hands. I could do that all day ;D
Chi sou (which is probably spelled extremely wrong) is a form of sparring where you link your wrists and move either in circles or semi-circles. The idea is to feel your opponents intent through the wrists. At its basic level you just use strikes, as you get more advanced you start adding grappling and even kicks. Its weird how when you get good at feeling out your opponent you can predict a kick and where the kick will strike by feeling the movement of their wrists. Also it really teaches you something else interesting. People will often tense up before attacking. This is very obvious during chi sou. It's far more effective to stay loose so you don't activate your opponents defense mechanisms. My Sifu can attack you many times before it even registers, part of this comes down to speed, but a bigger part than you'd think is that since he is so fluid mentally you can't differentiate between normal, defensive and attack movements.
Push hands is the tai chi form of sparring and comes down to balance. It's very fun and difficult. What you do is make an L with your stance, and the other person mirrors you with his front foot about a foot from yours side by side. Than you lock wrists and make a circular motion front to back. The goal is to push the person off his stance. If you can make him move his back foot (or fall over) you win. This also is done at many levels. You should youtube this, there are some very cool old guys that do this and they actually throw their opponents across the room. It can look fake but it's true, it's happened to me. It's an "uprooting" technique where you push a person up as well as out, making it impossible to sink into your stance to absorb the force. Also if done strong enough people who are used to it will pick up their feet so they can land and not tumble over backwards (and possibly hurt themselves). This makes it look more dramatic when you see it done.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Surf314 - 05-16-2008
Also on caffeine, it's mostly coffee and coffee based caffeine (most caffeine in your drinks comes from coffee, where do you think the caffeine in decaf goes?) that effects me and a lot of other people I know. I like coffee but have to watch how much I drink. I mostly substitute tea, for coffee. Tea has more caffeine than you'd think but it absorbs differently and doesn't give me the same effects (screwy heart rate when working out, etc).
If you really want some crazy caffeine caff you should try yerba mate. It's a drink from south america and is like liquid cocaine. You can get it at hippy coffee places but they never really make it right so you don't get the full effect. To really experience this drink you need to go to a latin market and buy a mate straw. It's a metal straw with a strainer at the base. Then buy a pack of mate. To make it fill a mug about 1/2 to 2/3 full of mate (it's recommended that you rinse it first to clear out the mate dust, also it might be too strong if you don't) then top it off with hot water, add sugar and drink. You can let it steep for a little bit first. After you drink it all cover it and put it in the fridge, you can get 3-4 brewings out of the mate. In fact most like the 2nd and 3rd the best. The first one is intense, like drinking a couple cuban coffees.
The thing with mate is that it not only has caffeine, but a couple other chemicals in the same family as caffeine. So you are getting an alkaloid cocktail. Warning caff, you might enjoy this drink a lot.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - broonor - 05-16-2008
(05-15-2008, 07:34 PM)JasenTamiia link Wrote: AAAAAMP
The Green Kind, The Red Kind, The Purple Kind, The Orange Kind, but not The Blue Kind, the blue one sucks. XP
Its Mountain Dew squared ^^;
Agreed completely on the varieties. Not as big of a fan of red, but purple and orange are teh secks
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Versus - 05-16-2008
So...would Fiesta have that?
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Surf314 - 05-16-2008
(05-16-2008, 10:06 AM)Versus link Wrote: So...would Fiesta have that?
Dunno what Fiesta is? But also Mate tastes like non-carbonated cola. It's quite tasty.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Versus - 05-16-2008
Oh, Fiesta is some Mexican grocery store.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Surf314 - 05-16-2008
(05-16-2008, 10:16 AM)Versus link Wrote: Oh, Fiesta is some Mexican grocery store.
There is a good chance, it's more south american then central though...those central americans love their coffee.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - rumsfald - 05-21-2008
-1 for everyone in this thread who did not make a joke about too much Caffeine in Kor's stomach. It's not like you didn't have the story thread to crib off of.
Re: Hi my name is Surf, the 314 is silent - Versus - 05-21-2008
(05-21-2008, 06:17 PM)rumsfald link Wrote: -1 for everyone in this thread who did not make a joke about too much Caffeine in Kor's stomach.
ROFL.