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Martial Arts Topics / Re: Count Dante BLog?
« on: October 02, 2008, 11:23:47 AM »
That is one scary blog. I may or may not go back to read more. It's a documentary project?
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Martial Arts Topics / Count Dante?
« on: December 12, 2005, 08:37:10 AM »
I have one of his Dim Mak books form the 1970's. According to thius book, he is the deadliest man to ever walk the face of the earth. He can kill you with opne touch. I'll have to dig it up for more details.
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Martial Arts Topics / Transporting sticks?
« on: June 17, 2005, 11:27:04 AM »
I put my sticks in my luggage going from LAX to Narita and in my golf bag moving back. No one asked or said anything.
On entering Narita, the customs agent is so classic, "Do you have any guns, cocaine, or heroin?" Hard to keep a straight face and answer without making any jokes.
On another occation leaving Narita when I had an imitation sword in a long, thin cardboard box as a carry-on: They asked questions at 3 different points to verify that it was an imitation. Finally they waived the forms you usually need to fill out and inspection after I told them I was Japanese American; now that makes complete sense, right? The JAL stewardess kept the sword on the plane in her locker.
It would've been better if I could've kept it at my seat just like in Kill Bill!
When I got to LAX the customs agent was pissed off at some other Chinese passengers who just arrived because none of them could understand English and weren't listening to her...so she waived me through to the front of the line and out the door.
On entering Narita, the customs agent is so classic, "Do you have any guns, cocaine, or heroin?" Hard to keep a straight face and answer without making any jokes.
On another occation leaving Narita when I had an imitation sword in a long, thin cardboard box as a carry-on: They asked questions at 3 different points to verify that it was an imitation. Finally they waived the forms you usually need to fill out and inspection after I told them I was Japanese American; now that makes complete sense, right? The JAL stewardess kept the sword on the plane in her locker.
It would've been better if I could've kept it at my seat just like in Kill Bill!
When I got to LAX the customs agent was pissed off at some other Chinese passengers who just arrived because none of them could understand English and weren't listening to her...so she waived me through to the front of the line and out the door.
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Martial Arts Topics / Brent Lewis CDs
« on: March 26, 2004, 06:00:14 AM »
Marc,
Back living in L.A., but haven't been training much between work and small injuries/colds. Last training was in November when I visted in-laws in Japan. Trained Shooto at Omiya Purebred and BJJ at Niigata Paraestra if those places mean anything to you. Check your email.
Back living in L.A., but haven't been training much between work and small injuries/colds. Last training was in November when I visted in-laws in Japan. Trained Shooto at Omiya Purebred and BJJ at Niigata Paraestra if those places mean anything to you. Check your email.
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Martial Arts Topics / starting the collection
« on: March 25, 2004, 06:52:23 PM »
Which CD should I start with for a training background music tape for shadow boxing?
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