Or...Originally Posted by Ed_morris
It is your PC's homepage.
* When you try to go to e-budo and get "Page Not Available," your friends have to apply CPR. After being revived, you promptly call federal law enforcement to report an issue of national security.
David Sims
"Cuius testiculos habes, habeas cardia et cerebellum." - Terry Pratchet
My opinion is, in all likelihood, worth exactly what you are paying for it.
When people report that masters have given them approval for being True Martial Artists, you know exactly what they mean.Originally Posted by Andrew S
(They're fulla craaaap!)
Trevor Johnson
Low kicks and low puns a specialty.
- There are only 2 time zones. E-Budo time, and the times you are zoned.
Andrew Smallacombe
Aikido Kenshinkai
JKA Tokorozawa
Now trotting over a bridge near you!
I'm resurrecting this thread because a few nights ago, I had a dream where I was arguing about the Daito Ryu succession controversy with a random person. I've got to find a new website to occupy my time...
David Sims
"Cuius testiculos habes, habeas cardia et cerebellum." - Terry Pratchet
My opinion is, in all likelihood, worth exactly what you are paying for it.
... Resurrected thread titles suddenly appear in your inbox from e-budo and you realise you have withdrawal symptoms.
I think you need to get out more. This quote is from page 2.Originally Posted by DDATFUS
You know you've been on E-Budo too long when...
-You sentimentally recount the days "Before the Crash."
-Your collection of Dr. Stupid threads takes up all of your file space.
- You remember Tony Kehoe with affection rather than outright irritation and the urge to choke him out.
- Someone e-mails you an E-Budo post that you think you've never seen before, and it's one of yours from five years ago.
- You can't really start the work day without reading Harvey Moul's take on PBFHs, liberals, gun control lobbyists and the latest antics of his mother-in-law.
- You run out of actual MA topics to discuss and spend more time in the Members Lounge than any other forum on E-Budo.
Cady Goldfield
Yeah, this is why I'm worried. But on the plus side, the doctor has given me some nice pills to take, and the new jacket is very comfy even if it does make typing hard.Originally Posted by william northcote
If I ever have a dream where I find myself explaining the Sugino-ha/mainline TSKRS controversy to someone, I really will go get help.
David Sims
"Cuius testiculos habes, habeas cardia et cerebellum." - Terry Pratchet
My opinion is, in all likelihood, worth exactly what you are paying for it.
It's programmed into a quicklink above the browser pane, does that count? :$Originally Posted by Ed_morris
This is a fun thread. Makes me wish I'd been around longer than the two months or so I have been.
Dan Gould
Not yet rated (Rather comfy in the gi now, just waiting to look good in it)
You ask yourself - there is actually a login-page? --- You had e-budo on auto-login cookies for so long, that when you finally switch to a different computer, you don't know how to log in, what your user-name and pw is.
You stay away for two years in order to get back your sanity and the only thing you can think of when you get back is answering all the the ever always the same freaking mf's and ff's on their ever always and the same freaking mf'ing and ff'ing posts is "!!!! you all you !!!!ing !!!!ers"...
I mean meant in an absolutely politically correct and positive way, you know?
Hey you: don't think I'am after you, you after you!
Best regards
Andreas Quast
We are Pope!
... you use phrases like "ninjas are mammals" and "flipping out in the swampest places" with random people, then take 20 minutes to explain why some of the bad budo threads are so funny.
Josef Vlach
Ow, guilty!Originally Posted by El Guapo-san
Trevor Johnson
Low kicks and low puns a specialty.
You wake up one morning after a two-year abscence with a hankering to check on the old neighborhood, and get your login and password right on the first try.
By the way, I'm back.
J.T. Hurley
Sic vis pacem, para bellum