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it's kinda like giving buddha regional boundaries

christophera wrote:if you can see the similarities rather than the differences, you'd easily see it's all one thing.

Like with everything.

i'm just trying to explain to you how it is. you can remain in your filing cabinet world if you want to.

christophera wrote:i'm just trying to explain to you how it is. you can remain in your filing cabinet world if you want to.

They are all the same thing.

Martial arts.

the filing cabinet is only 3rd circuit consciousness tho http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8-Circuit_ ... sciousness

christophera wrote:the filing cabinet is only 3rd circuit consciousness tho http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8-Circuit_ ... sciousness

Just because you talk about something doesn't mean you can't see beyond it / past it / through it / into it / outside of it.

are you talking about me or you

christophera wrote:are you talking about me or you

Me.

Although, we're all the same thing, so you as well, I guess.

tru

what about ninjas and pirates then?

fassyman wrote:what about ninjas and pirates then?

Ninjas are Japanese.

Pirates are unaffiliated.

pirates are fucking pussies.

christophera wrote:pirates are fucking pussies.

Just saw this anime:

Really cool animation, but utterly incomprehensible. Not even interesting like Satoshi Kon's stuff, just pure wank.

christophera wrote:stephen chow says kung fu is the source of all martial arts

Not strictly true. Although Yoga is credited as being the source of some (arguably all) Kung Fu.

fassyman wrote:yeah i thought kung fu was like a general term for martial arts

christophera wrote:that's why kung fu movies always have these crazy fictional styles that don't even exist

The vast majority of martial arts films i've seen, which is a fair amount, contain real styles.

you must not have seen crouching tiger hidden dragon

or house of flying daggers

or kung fu hustle

OK, yeah, I see what you mean, but the styles themselves exist, they are just massively over exaggerated in those films.
For example, Chow Yun Fat learned the Wu Tang sword style for that film. I think he pulled it off very well considering he'd never had any MA training before starting CTHD.
House of flying daggers is mainly bollocks though, you're right there.

Isn't Kung Fu Chinese Martial Arts, as in not at all what Tony Jaa does. Tony Jaa is a Muay Thai guy through and through

It's like the new Karate Kid film should have been called Kung Fu Kid, not Karate Kid, the style is the film is Chinese not Japanese