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Dutch Elegance (52 beauty items)"I see. The process of deletion is the act of freeing yourself from earthly burdens. I could only envy and wish to achieve that enlightened state of mind. But I'm still bound to the Samsara by my own m"
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Dutch Elegance (52 beauty items)"Cheers and welcome back stranger. ;) Judging from your avatar, have you ascended to godhood? Yes! She was way hotter than the other girl Bond hooked up with. I like naughty girls who needs some disci"
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"From the experiences I had with Bruce in his early Seattle period. Bruce was not interested in Martial arts, just fighting skills, so his total focus was on practical fighting applications.
You have to let your imagination grasp this unique period in Bruce's life. In order to develop better fighting techniques and concepts, Bruce had to fight in order to test his ideas.
Our sparring was very much like fighting, insomuch as you were extremely aggressive and tried to hit your partner. We had no equipment for protection.
I cannot speak for (OBLS) Jesse, Ed, Leroy, Pat or others in that period, but I tried to crush Bruce. One of my disappointments, in those days, was that I could never hit Bruce. And to the best of my knowledge, no one else could either.
Lets put things in there proper perspective. Jesse is one of the best street fighters I have known. Ed (Hart) had been a professional boxer and at 6ft 3 and 240 pounds could knock you out with either hand in less than a blink. Leroy (Garcia) was a mountain man and would fight a grizzly bear. Pat Hooks had more fights than hairs on his head and the scars to prove it. I was brought up in an orphanage, was an undefeated heavy weight boxer in the air force for two years and thought fighting was the only way to prove yourself a man. Yet Bruce could stop, control and hit us at will and this was while we were trying to punch his lights out."
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