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It tastes ok, the monster rehab one is nice, it's about the only one that's worth drinking.

USD? We don't take that shit over here!

Do spill on that geometry as soon as you can

I'm pretty sure Josh knows his shit about welding. He used to examine student's welding. I wonder what's going on

Exhibit A - It says DJ on this piece of paper.

Well yeah, it's meant to be a J, but it looks far too D-ish to actually work as a J.

There is no way that that's a J.

Especially if you're in f**king Australia, you can hardly hitch hike back from there.

you could always stash it under the bed if there's room. Undo the stem and it'll go nearly flat.

There's no specialist trials bike insurance, that's for sure.

Try dishing it, just undo the nipples on the side it's close to and tighten the ones on the other side.

If you like the sound of it, that's enough, get out there. The 'not sure' is just the feeling of comfort, but the sheer fun and experience factor of going outweighs all that. Get yourself on Skype and you can still see your family! The time difference isn't too bad.

Try the kickboxing. I'm sure if they have kickboxing that there'll be someone around to teach grappling. I really look forward to getting to grips with the more hands-on stuff in Karate. It's definitely present, I've learnt a few little bits already.

You get cranberry sauce with cheese so I can see how it would work.

Did you ever get round to trying MMA yourself? I remember in the Martial Arts thread you said you wanted to give it a go.

What's the pay like? What's the missus think about it? How do you like the sound of adventure?

Yeah, I heard that. It's a good way to win fights though. I was curious about Wing Chun and what it's like in this situation so I found a video and yeah, he was up against a Judo guy and he... well, you'd think he'd know the guy was a Judo man so he'd figure out how to handle it - kick him in the head when he lunges or something - but no, he just gets taken down, and beat in the face.

I watched the Machida-Couture fight, that was good! What a kick! It was cool to see Randy Couture doing his thing too, I'll have to check out some of his other fights.

Art trials?

I watched the first Machida-Shogun fight. I totally get why the crowd was booing. They seemed a fairly even match but Shogun's plan to kick Machida in the legs worked well.

Oh, I'll look forward to that If you watch some of the really early UFC stuff, is that where you can see some really distinct styles of martial arts facing off? A bit before people were properly mixing it up, maybe?

I watched the Machida-Evans fight, that was cool. It's good to see Karate has some place in this. I watched some world tournament Karate fights yesterday but it's not very exciting, they're just skipping about waving their hands, there's not much action. It's good that Machida made the transition from that points-based stuff to this serious stuff well.

If you're smart about how you lay it out, you can make an indoor skatepark/bmx park that is suitable for trials riders. You can have a few extra fences and leave some of the sides of the ramps available for gaps and sidehops. That'd make more sense for getting more people in there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDibZxfid2c So far I watched this and the Henderson-Pettis fight on the last page, both were jerky. It gives me a headache after a while.

Do you guys find the fights on youtube play really choppy?