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    Quote Originally Posted by D+F+P=Hadouken!
    Do they spend so much on fencing that they cant buy toothpaste? Crest whitening strips need to be on the budget for the US Jr WS team.

    Really Grant? I can't tell if this is bitterness, plain assinine or a touch of both...


    Edit: E you can see the full bouts if you either a) watch it live or b) buy the DVD basically. So you know, pick your poison. Late nights, cash expenditure, or not seeing it.
    I now dangle to the left....my tassle. Get your minds out of the gutter.
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    This is how I reffed it (I only used first impression and not slow-mo or rewinds):



    The asterisks are points of interest in the score.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigdawg2121
    Really Grant? I can't tell if this is bitterness, plain assinine or a touch of both...


    Edit: E you can see the full bouts if you either a) watch it live or b) buy the DVD basically. So you know, pick your poison. Late nights, cash expenditure, or not seeing it.
    Its just me being an ass. Nobody should take me seriously, seriously.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Poulet
    Somebody needs to slap Caroline Vloka in the face for that interview. Repeatedly.
    Or here's another plan: Let's repeatedly slap YOU in the face, beginning immediately, until you've successfully spent 10 days in Korea suffering through Kim-chee 3 meals a day, and won a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal at the World Championships.

    Then, after your TV interview, we'll have a show of hands to see if you restrained your giddiness and retained enough coherence for the slapping to cease.

    Sound fair enough?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt. Slo-mo
    Or here's another plan: Let's repeatedly slap YOU in the face, beginning immediately
    Really, that was all that needed saying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt. Slo-mo
    suffering through Kim-chee 3 meals a day
    Suffering through kimchee meals 3 times a day.... I'd delight in such misery!
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    Sure, it's fun for the first few days, then you begin to understand that in Korea, kim-chee comes in two flavors: "napalm", and "red stuff used to jump-start fusion reactors."

    The stuff is in everything...rice dishes, noodle dishes, puff pastry items, bottled water...

    And another thing: when a Korea dish says "mixed seafood", it ain't a mix of shrimp and scallops, my friend. It's stuff you can't believe you're eating. If it looks like the south end of a northbound squid, well....
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    Dear Capt,


    You're making us all glad we're not really good US juniors.
    "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. And from this side only! The flight of a half-man, half-bird. Dinosaurs nuzzling their young in pastures where strip malls should be. Cookies on dowels. All those moment, lost in time. Gone, like eggs off a hooker's stomach. Time to die" -Phil Ken Sebben

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    Quote Originally Posted by D+F+P=Hadouken!
    Dear Capt,


    You're making us all glad we're not really good US juniors.

    Hahahaha.


    Probably the funniest thing I've seen posted here in a while.
    Well done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt. Slo-mo
    Sure, it's fun for the first few days, then you begin to understand that in Korea, kim-chee comes in two flavors: "napalm", and "red stuff used to jump-start fusion reactors."
    Half of my family is Korean... Korean food is the best in the world.

    White people just can't take the heat.
    Last edited by fencerontheline; 04-18-2006 at 02:41 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by D+F+P=Hadouken!
    Dear Capt,
    You're making us all glad we're not really good US juniors.
    Yes, with awesome powers come awesome culinary responsibilities.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fencerontheline
    White people just can't take the spice.
    Cross reference this comment to Army Fencer's blog where he talks about how excessive spicing is used to hide the taste of rancid meat...

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    I will say that the pickled turnip slices were one of our most favorite dishes there. It's just that the rest of them had my tongue raw by the end of the week--and I love Tabasco sauce.

    Go figure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig
    Cross reference this comment to Army Fencer's blog where he talks about how excessive spicing is used to hide the taste of rancid meat...
    This isn't actually true, but it makes a good story.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KD5MDK
    This isn't actually true, but it makes a good story.
    It MUST be true! I read it on the Internet!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt. Slo-mo
    I will say that the pickled turnip slices were one of our most favorite dishes there. It's just that the rest of them had my tongue raw by the end of the week--and I love Tabasco sauce.

    Go figure.
    Tabasco is to Korean food, what Jeff Bukantz is to sports journalism.
    Last edited by fencerontheline; 04-18-2006 at 06:16 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fencerontheline
    Half of my family is Korean... Korean food is the best in the world.

    White people just can't take the heat.
    None of my family is Korean. I had rarely eaten Korean food before I went on this trip with my son, but I enjoyed every meal. The only reason I didn't eat kimchee three times a day is that I ate so much for breakfast that I didn't need another meal. No, I take that back. The other reason I didn't eat kimchee all the time is because I discovered something with a name like bimbibap, which I also really liked. Yes, I did end up eating way more octopus than I meant to (I kept finding out after I ate it what it was) but the point is I liked it. More Americans need to try more different foods.

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    This is pretty random and general but I just want to congratulate everyone who went to the Championships, everyone who medaled or one, and especially Graham, since he is my teammate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Capt. Slo-mo
    Or here's another plan: Let's repeatedly slap YOU in the face, beginning immediately, until you've successfully spent 10 days in Korea suffering through Kim-chee 3 meals a day, and won a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal at the World Championships.

    Then, after your TV interview, we'll have a show of hands to see if you restrained your giddiness and retained enough coherence for the slapping to cease.

    Sound fair enough?
    Coherence and humility are not the same thing. The other team-members seemed to handle it OK.
    Stop snitchin'

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    Quote Originally Posted by sjpfencer220
    This is pretty random and general but I just want to congratulate everyone who went to the Championships, everyone who medaled or one, and especially Graham, since he is my teammate.
    Sarah - I enjoy reading your posts--once I squint and get up close to the monitor. Would you PLEEEEEASE use black type instead of blue? My eyes are old & even with glasses I have a hard time reading DeepSkyBlue type. Thanks!
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