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Guess, Sarawak, Malaysia
I'm just a normal guy.

Friday, March 19, 2010

Chop, Slap

Today is really an unproductive one.
Wasted my time for the whole day.
I don't have the slightest idea what im doing today, haha.
My wai hau just started to build up aggresively these few days.
Is it depression?
Or dissatisfaction?
Or dissapointment?
Or just simply aggresion?

I rewatch 'Taken' tonight while attempting to finish the quarter pounder i bought just for the sake of getting a free item from McD.
(Grab a free item with every drive-through purchase valued over rm20! its apple pie for this month!)
Im a fan of Liam Neeson, big fan.
His fighting skills in this movie's action scene has inspired me a lot.
In that movie, he is a retiree, a guy well over 40.
I'm not sure with what is he using for his combat method, aikido perhaps.
Whatever it is, it makes youth, physical, strength counts for nothing when facing it.
Right hit on vital points, joints, nerves will make guy of any size and age taste pain.
It doesn't have to be fast, multiple hit.

It's all about accuracy, sharp on vital points.
First stroke on the neck to stun enemy's breath for few seconds.
Second stroke on jaws to jolt enemy's brain for the next few minutes.
Third stroke on arteries underneath the armpits to paralyze enemy's attack for the next few hours.
Fourth stroke on forehead to blackout the enemy for the next few days.
Another final stroke to send enemy to the next life.
All that only works by using chops, slaps, elbows, knees and ankles.
It's just the same compared to real world; working life.
Simple attacks right on the points, using the strength you own.
Save your energy in doing fancy kicks and punches which requires more energy.
Efficiency is what i see that as.
This is what you need most when you doesn't have any ben qian to start with.
ben qian = money + look + influence + skills + technique + connections + qualification + staminas + manpower + time

There is always a way to the very top even for the underdogs.
Everything is lost when we lost purpose and determination.

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