Naswaristan

[Mani2020]

@BDforever ay kon hai?! Zara @Mani2020 say poochna

she is maye

 

[Dubious]

Looks like a gymnastics class with a little bit of self defence

 

[BDforever]

@BDforever

BD mat leyana , Thats my country

 

[Dubious]

she is maye

@Mani2020 hi how ru?

 

[Durrak]

@Ak-47A @Hyperion yeh ho giyea

Very confusing

 

[Marshmallow]

BD mat leyana , Thats my country

@Mani2020 are u goin to Minarey Pakistan on 23rd March?

 

[Dubious]

@Hyperion valima par yeh blue hai kiya? :

 

[Huda]

Ibn-e-Adam hon Khataaon say mubra tu nahi hon
Hangama sa kyon barpa hai, ek shaadi hi tu ki hai

Hey @Mani2020

 

[Dillinger]

@Hyperion The one thing I took to heart from my classes was that for the love of all that's holy, do not kick above the waist level- even the best of em' get their center of gravity destabilized- if your opponent is skilled- and one should always assume that he is- he will parry, close the distance and break your damn true ribs with a sweet hook or uppercut.

Never take the fight to the ground- learn ground work but only so that if you're forced off your feet you can still control the situation and get back to vertical. Don't voluntarily get off your feet- if there are other combatants they'll just stomp your face in as your busy trying to apply your fancy kimura lock. Keep it simple, effective, dictate momentum- keep it short, such encounters should not be drawn out- every one more second you fight is another second you can take injury in. Cause structural damage don't aim for compliance through pain.

Holds good every time. EVERY TIME!

 

[Marshmallow]

Very confusing

M-48 is Ak-47A sista?

 

[Dubious]

M-48 is Ak-47A sista?

who is @M-48 even?!

 

[Durrak]

M-48 is Ak-47A sista?

 

[Dubious]

OIC got it!

 

[Hyperion]

Yara, I am for optimization in everything.... to the point..... short..... and unforgiving.... From my experience, I've come to realize that people don't change..they simply can't... so I look at everything with just two possibilities.... a) Can he / she / they be managed? b) How to get rid of them?.... there is no third option, in business or life.... never enter into a protracted conversation/argument/contract with any individual or company. There is absolutely no need of it.

@Hyperion The one thing I took to heart from my classes was that for the love of all that's holy, do not kick above the waist level- even the best of em' get their center of gravity destabilized- if your opponent is skilled- and one should always assume that he is- he will parry, close the distance and break your damn short ribs with a sweet hook or uppercut.

Never take the fight to the ground- learn ground work bur only so that if you're forced off your feet you can still control the situation and get back to vertical. Don't voluntarily get off your feet- if there are other combatants they'll just stomp your face in as your busy trying to apply your fancy kimura lock. Keep it simple, effective, dictate momentum- keep it short, such encounters should not be drawn out- every one more second you fight is another second you can take injury in. Cause structural damage don't aim for compliance through pain.

Holds good every time. EVERY TIME!

 

[Dillinger]

Yara, I am for optimization in everything.... to the point..... short..... and unforgiving.... From my experience, I've come to realize that people don't change..they simply can't... so I look at everything with just two possibilities.... a) Can he / she / they be managed? b) How to get rid of them?.... there is no third option, in business or life.... never enter into a protracted conversation/argument/contract with any individual or company. There is absolutely no need of it.

Obviously people don't change..they can pretend to change if they see any profit accruing from such a pretension- but that too only if they are moderately intelligent and the operative word here is "pretend".

Don't believe that people change, never seen it happen.