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  1. July 26th, 2008, 06:18 PM #1
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    Patience, Grasshopper. The praying mantis teaches us speed and patience. And from the tiger we learn tenacity and power. And from the dragon we learn to ride the wind. All creatures, the low and the high, are one with nature. If we have the wisdom to learn, all may teach us their virtues. Between the fragile beauty of the praying mantis and the fire and passion of the winged dragon, there is no discord. Between the supple silence of the snake and the eagle's claws, there is only harmony. As no two elements of nature are in conflict so when we perceive the ways of nature, we remove conflict within ourselves and discover a harmony of body and mind in accord with the flow of the universe. It may take half a lifetime to master one system."
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  2. July 26th, 2008, 06:25 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    Patience, Grasshopper. The praying mantis teaches blah blah blah blah take half a lifetime to master one system."
    where are the damn pictures....at least tell us what you decided on.... :

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    It is a simple no frills guitar, nothing spectacular, but a guitar that will serve the purpose and bring back memories of one I use to own.

    It hasn't arrived yet and will not arrive for a couple of weeks. You know the guys that make cookies inside a tree? Well, I didn't buy it from them. Sorry I can not divulge anymore.

    Really, you should just move along folks, nothing to see here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    And from the dragon we learn to break wind.
    That's the only thing that made any sense to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luvmyshiner
    That's the only thing that made any sense to me.
    Never, ever, EVER, EEEEEVVVVVEEEEERRRRRR break wind near a dragon.

    I'm not falling for that trick twice....
    I pick a moon dog.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    Never, ever, EVER, EEEEEVVVVVEEEEERRRRRR break wind near a dragon.

    I'm not falling for that trick twice....
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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    Patience, Grasshopper. The praying mantis teaches us speed and patience. And from the tiger we learn tenacity and power. And from the dragon we learn to ride the wind. All creatures, the low and the high, are one with nature. If we have the wisdom to learn, all may teach us their virtues. Between the fragile beauty of the praying mantis and the fire and passion of the winged dragon, there is no discord. Between the supple silence of the snake and the eagle's claws, there is only harmony. As no two elements of nature are in conflict so when we perceive the ways of nature, we remove conflict within ourselves and discover a harmony of body and mind in accord with the flow of the universe. It may take half a lifetime to master one system."
    ok where did you copy and paste that one
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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    The praying mantis teaches us speed and patience. And from the tiger we learn tenacity and power. And from the dragon we learn to ride the wind. All creatures, the low and the high, are one with nature. If we have the wisdom to learn, all may teach us their virtues. Between the fragile beauty of the praying mantis and the fire and passion of the winged dragon, there is no discord. Between the supple silence of the snake and the eagle's claws, there is only harmony. As no two elements of nature are in conflict so when we perceive the ways of nature, we remove conflict within ourselves and discover a harmony of body and mind in accord with the flow of the universe. It may take half a lifetime to master one system."
    Thanks, I needed that. My chakra was slightly out of wack lately. Since reading this, it got torqued back in shape so fast it didn't make sense.
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  9. July 27th, 2008, 10:45 AM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by spt
    Thanks, I needed that. My chakra was slightly out of wack lately. Since reading this, it got torqued back in shape so fast it didn't make sense.
    Well, I certainly didn't write it - just an out take from a Kung Fu episode.
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