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#1 質疑
發表於 : 週日 7月 03, 2011 12:59 am
由 beg
taichiskiing 寫:Yup, at 11.5 lbs, and 24", it is my biggest trout ever. I filleted it, and it yielded 5 lbs fillets and 4 lbs head and bone(珍品 for 魚頭湯); we shared them among friends, yum.
:)
IS
I am so suprise you have friend, lucky you.
妳知道什麼是L3嗎?阿德那裏抖了?説人壞話後オ不聊也罷、真有風度。

#2 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週日 7月 03, 2011 9:22 am
由 beg
lelo 寫:(代 norman 貼回覆)
嘿嘿,你改變講話方針不同了,又只剩下我的小知了。
沒有近40度斜坡,不知海邊有沒有,不過即然你已說你那邊沒有這種地形,代表你沒有用直排輪滑過,所以講5公尺是依你在滑雪場來標定的囉,等你用直排輪衝上5公尺再說吧,沒試過就敢講5公尺,如果你只是說我滑不上去又滑不下來,這樣還好,還算你沒講得太自大,不過講滑上去5公尺就是你的自大話了。
現在改變講法了,太極言:「這裡的問題不是你可以滑多高,而是你的技術上“會不會”的問題‧」
等你拍了用直排輪上5公尺再說吧,你找不到地形就自己定一個5公尺高,那我也可以說你在滑雪場上沒有滑上10公尺,還敢講自己技術行。我有滑上5公尺左右,但沒滑飛上去10公尺,所以我這樣定一個高度,你服氣嗎?同理囉。先拍再說吧,沒地形,總有機會找到的,你連草都能滑,那你滑個平地的草皮給我看看呀,這地形不難找吧?你可以先證你不施力就能在草皮上滑直排輪。
對,現在發現自己講話有矛盾了吧?「蹲」跟「收縮」的動作是不一樣的,蹲是上半身往下蹲(腹腰中心質量往下移),收縮是下半身往上收(腹腰中心質量繼續平行前移),而你兩種情況都說了,然後都說是蹲,所以我才要你拍直排輪做收縮的動作給我看一下,我好了解你的收縮是還有第三種嗎?
你欠我三段影片呀,找個平地草皮滑給我看,找個可以做出收縮的地形拍給我,找個近40度的斜坡從平地往上滑5公尺給我看。你只有第三種比較難找而已,前兩種都是沒問題的吧。
別忘了,一開始你只說我滑不上去滑不下來而已,另加一個要上去5公尺(難不成你把這當在雪場了喔),現在又多加了幾個條件,然後亂講亂併,最後變成我的小知,你還是先示範一下收縮動作好了,我好了解你是什麼個收縮法,用直排輪拍喔。
Yup, it's a good idea to change the subject when you cannot handle the challenge, good for you

#3 回覆: 太極生活
發表於 : 週日 7月 03, 2011 8:57 pm
由 taichiskiing
beg 寫:I am so suprise you have friend, lucky you.
Have you ever watched the reality show Japan's "ninja warriors," or "American ninja warriors," where every competitor cheers each other on? Because they know how tough/challege the courses are, so they respect those who try their best, they respect their fellow competitors, their challenges, and their sport. You have yet to learn how to respect to your fellow skiers, your sport/skiing, and most of all, your self-respect; you cannot be a good friend, and an arrogant friend is more dangerous than your enemy. So, there you go, but stuck on terminal IQ.
:)
IS
#4 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週日 7月 03, 2011 9:00 pm
由 taichiskiing
beg 寫:Yup, it's a good idea to change the subject when you cannot handle the challenge, good for you
子曰:「唯上知與下愚不移。」—論語‧陽貨— 上知不需要移,下愚移不動。
Landing a 5lb rainbow is way more challenge than bashing retarded self-conceits online. You are only exposing your little knowledge and little character online without headways, that's why you are a terminal L2.
Gone fishing, :)
IS
#5 回覆: 太極生活
發表於 : 週一 7月 04, 2011 3:07 pm
由 beg
taichiskiing 寫:Have you ever watched the reality show Japan's "ninja warriors," or "American ninja warriors," where every competitor cheers each other on? Because they know how tough/challege the courses are, so they respect those who try their best, they respect their fellow competitors, their challenges, and their sport. You have yet to learn how to respect to your fellow skiers, your sport/skiing, and most of all, your self-respect; you cannot be a good friend, and an arrogant friend is more dangerous than your enemy. So, there you go, but stuck on terminal IQ.
:)
IS
I learned from this:
http://www.goski.com.tw/forum/showthread.php?t=481
You should review it too.
I am confused, you are Chinese Taichi L167 or Japanese "ninja warrior"

#6 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週一 7月 04, 2011 3:14 pm
由 beg
taichiskiing 寫:子曰:「唯上知與下愚不移。」—論語‧陽貨— 上知不需要移,下愚移不動。
Landing a 5lb rainbow is way more challenge than bashing retarded self-conceits online. You are only exposing your little knowledge and little character online without headways, that's why you are a terminal L2.
Gone fishing, :)
IS
Opps.............change subject again.

What about the video now.

Your retard knowledge on fishing makes you a retard Tachisking L167.
#7 回覆: 太極生活
發表於 : 週一 7月 04, 2011 10:52 pm
由 taichiskiing
You mean“人無恥不立”? No, you haven't learned that, you are still totally shameless to the the core as ever.
I am confused, you are Chinese Taichi L167 or Japanese "ninja warrior"
Of course you cannot tell, too retarded [to tell].
:)
IS
#8 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週一 7月 04, 2011 10:55 pm
由 taichiskiing
#9 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週二 7月 05, 2011 9:00 am
由 pku
Let's enjoy the summer and train for the next ski season.
#10 回覆: 單邊收縮練習
發表於 : 週二 7月 05, 2011 9:00 am
由 pku
Let's enjoy the summer and train for the next ski season.