“Why you type like Tonto speak in Lone Ranger, Kemo Sabe?”
HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa !!!
Now that was funny…
Anerlich, Bugger a Roo or what ever else passes for cultural activity down under.
Victor, get your shine box!
Bugger a Roo or what ever else passes for cultural activity down under.
With that sort of fixation, there being no kangaroos in Canada, are we to assume that “horse riding” (like roo buggering, nudge nudge) is what passes for cultural activity where you live?
Or did you disobey your Dad and use the computer in his study again?
Originally posted by horserider
[B]Tom Kagen
Why you make fun of Keng Geng when he try to point out something important? Maybe he not pay his $3000 I dont know but he do Moy Yat wing chun for a very long time. Longer than you I think.
You should be asking what weakness in Moy Yat wing chun did he find to become so bitter about it. [/B]
In the end, who cares? Go find another teacher already. “Big deal” if Vvyial doesn’t get it right.
There is something seriously wrong with someone if they still are bitter from something which happened many years before, real or imagined, with a dead man over three years in the ground.
Considering yours and his manner, I guarantee it would cost you both a lot more than a paltry $3,000 to learn everything a teacher has to teach from just about any teacher. One way or another, you’ll have to pay dearly until egos are reigned in.
I know of one martial art teacher who dealt with similarly mannered people by not acknowledging their existence until they ran stadium steps every day (through rain, shine, illness, or injury) for well over a year. Even after all that, there was no guarantee because doing it didn’t earn them the right to anything (other than not having to run more stadium steps, but even that was tenuous :))
There are thousands of ways to arrange hurdles between a given subject’s knowledge and students trying to figure it out. That is the nature of study; If it were easy, everyone would have total mastery of the subject matter. If a student lacks the perseverance to find a way around such hurdles - through, over, or to remove them (with help, if necessary, from others - it’s not cheating or failing) - that is not the teacher’s fault.
However, if it makes a student feel better, go ahead and blame the teacher. Say, “he doesn’t like me”, “he plays favorites”, “he sucks anyway”, “he’s a sadistic s.o.b.”, “he runs a McKwoon” “he can’t teach” “he teaches erratically” “he’s high on opium” or whatever else lets you avoid what is really the student’s shortcoming of not doing what it takes to be a good student.
Good luck in your training.
Big deal" if Vvyial doesn’t get it right.
This is the most pathic thing i have seen yet and this form has lots of pathic things. Sums up your entire Kung -Fu family i guess.
You his senior dont care what he knows and worse what he is teaching others.
I hope for his sake and others that not all of Moy Yats family has this attitude.
horserider,
This is the most pathic thing i have seen yet and this form has lots of pathic things. Sums up your entire Kung -Fu family i guess.
You his senior dont care what he knows and worse what he is teaching others.
I hope for his sake and others that not all of Moy Yats family has this attitude.
Surely, it can’t be as pathetic as, say … a troll who shields themselves behind a keyboard and new pseudonym.
As I said before, feel free to blame the teacher (of which I am not Vvyial’s, by the way. I’ve never met him).
Or, if you prefer, feel free to blame me. If that’s what you need, then I’ll be glad to have helped you in some way.
Good luck in your training.