Yo wut up all? I’m nizew to this forum and I’m gonna get this ***** rollin!!!1111 Just wanna give out some holleration to all the p33ps, “Wuz up, foo?”. LOL!!! JK!!! ROFLMFAO!!! I wanna talk about my own styl of kung fu. I trained in Kendo, Kenjutsu, Bagua (Imperial Style) and Shotokan Karate (with a “k”). I am making my own style called Tech 9 Combat Arts. I will have a website up and rollin soon so yall foos can check it out. Until then, PEACE!!!
ROLLIN WIT DA HOMIES!
Next time put water in the bong.
How long you bin training foo? 
i pity the foo
What you talkin’ 'bout, Willis?
You talking to me, Foo? You talking to ME? I’m the only one standing here. You talking to me?
I’m funny, Foo? In what way am I funny? Am I a clown? Do I amuse you, Foo? In what way am I F*CKING FUNNY?!
A Foo and his money are soon parted.
Fee fi foo fum.
Ah, fooey.
-geoff
What the foo was that?
Sharky, that’s a nice avatar, foo.
i thought girls called their little things 'foo foos’s. 
A master black sash was walking down the street in full uniform one day through china town, when he was hit in the back of the head with a rotten tomatoe. He turned around and said, “What Kung foo that??”
Everyone wants to start their own style. A few months here, a year there, buy some tapes then presto!!! SOKE
Actually, kf movie geek/taijiquan student that I am, I’ve wondered if it might be possible to create a Taoist form of fighting with that most Shaolin Buddhist of weapons, the three segmented pole (3sp from now on for brevity’s sake.) I love the 3sp for it’s beauty, complexity, and variety of movement. I’ve never done any more than the most cursory messing around with a foam one, but it occurs to me that many Taoist properties might be accurately attributed to the 3sp. Like…
-It contains both rigid and flexible in a unified whole
-The 3sp can contract and expand, like the body of a tcq fighter.
-The 3sp can both strike and bind - two contrasting approaches creating a unified whole.
-One segment of the pole may be used to yield to an opponent in a ‘soft’ fashion as another is simultaneously used to attack in a ‘hard’ fashion.
-It is adaptable for both close range and long range attacks (and to a lesser degree, defenses.)
-etc.
So, once I have learned and begun to master the saber, sword, pole, and spear, perhaps I might attempt to synthesize a way to fight with the 3sp in a taiji manner. Sound foolish? Or like I shouldn’t have said such a brilliant, stealable idea out loud? Or is the 3sp just too ‘Shaolinesque’ to be used in a Taoist manner?
Everyone wants to start their own style. A few months here, a year there, buy some tapes then presto!!! SOKE
Sad as it is today, DK. There really is nothing wrong with forming there own style, or martial method as I pefer:D , All the arts we practice today are an amalgamation of others taught with the persons own interpentation. The sad thing is that pple try to turn 6 months McDojo training into 40yrs MA Mastery!!!
SAD SAD SAD!!! I see nothing wrong with an Nidan~Yondan branching off and seeking there own path. They put in the time and sweat (this is assuming it is a good school which is few and hard to find)