Are you who you wanted to be when you were a kid?

I miss those shows, :smt089
*pops in tailspin dvd, shares popcorn*?

I was so excited to see tailspin dvd's being sold in Best Buy and couldn't resist buying. Just need to find duck tales now

 

LOL we posted about DW Duck at the same time.

 

Fuck yeah. Let's Get Dangerous lol
I use to love coming home to watch that shit in middle school best part of the day.

 

duck tales is on youtube for free.

 

Use to love Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, where in the World is Carmen San Diego. Shows were soooooo much better then.

 

Same here. Only thing was when I came home, I had to have a bowl of cereal while I watched.lol Good times.

 

Heck no! I wanted to be a mutant superhero or a Jedi Knight.

 

Not captioned though

 

My bad nicole I can be an insensitive prick sometimes.

 

Holy shit me too. Me and brother use to love Waffle Crisp lol

 

The force is strong with this one lol

 

That's why DVDs and Netflix rules. Love those subtitle functions. I use them too, because sometimes you can miss subtle, quietly stated lines.

 

Nah, no worries. :smt058

They have a "transcribe option" though.... try it sometime when you're watching a video... makes me giggle at the mistakes

 

closest thing u get to jedi knight swagger is a martial art

shit'll have u feeling like you know something only a select few know

 

Apple Jacks here LMAO.

 

Maybe that explains why I loved those Saturday afternoon martial arts flicks as well. LOL

 

Amen. That's where Lucas got a lot of the Jedi philosophy. From old school Bushido principles.
The martial arts do present you with sense of calm that I never recieved from other physical activities like football basketball or track.

 

it gives you a calm, but it also makes me feel like im better than everyone else

like i can see stuff that no one else except the people within my Order can

 

Maybe it's not too late for my old ass. I can hear Yoda now: "No. He is too old. Too old to begin the training."

 

nope

when originally starting out with TKD, one of my classmates was around his 50s. I still remember his elegance and balance, when standing on one leg with his body posed horizontally parallel to the floor.

i also remember visiting another jiu-jitsu school and observing their members. they had quite a few older guys there. don't forget Al bundy (ed o neil) recently got his blackbelt in it, and he's in his late 40s/50s

its one of the arts u can practice into ur later years