Sing your happy tunes against tomorrow's doom...

Oh, BTW, I was going to attempt to get my novela published through Paper Matters up by you when it's done, hopefully hit that artist hotbed and branch beyond my local Miami, so I'll definitely let you know if that's successful, and send you a copy.

This tricks are so much tougher when you have small-ish hands like I do. Hasn't anyone else noticed all of the best flair bartenders have pretty long fingers? I think it may be necessary to the physics of it. :(

I must be honest, while the skill and focus of these individuals is strikingly apparent, there are a couple of the counters that I think are a bit of a stretch. In scenario 4 and 6, the deep-crouching overhead slash the student attempts that sensei continuously counters is, in my personal opinion...

Vocals are VERY reminiscent of Jim Morrison in this track. But with a heavier bassline than was typical of the Doors, and no gospel influences. Love it.

I'm sorry, but if they train according to historic tradition and with the usage of proper weaponry, it is not at all reflected in this sorry show. Once again, I'll use the WWE allusion: Brock Lesnar and several other stars from that abomination are actually collegiate Division 1 legends, and coul...

These shows are pitiful. This is actually one of the better fights I've seen them put on, and it's still shamefully unrealistic. Why do we(Americans) have to pervert every great historical art of every rich ancient culture into some shallow, inaccurate mockery of itself useful only for the entert...

Both your stories show fairly different cases than this though. Bears are far less predictable than large cats, and he didn't know them too long, AND he was stupid enough to do something like introduce something new to 'em when they still probably barely trusted him. Second story, performers are ...