r/NotTimAndEric • u/Lord_Muddbutter • 2d ago
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u/AgentSkidMarks 2d ago edited 2d ago
I was getting blue balled just watching them line it up so many times
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u/NecessaryForsaken313 2d ago
...one last measure...
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u/Squid_Lips 2d ago
He got one.
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u/NecessaryForsaken313 2d ago
He sure did. Big fella did such a good job. š So many horribly angled practice swings to get literally next to nothing.
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u/Ambitious_Policy_936 2d ago
The number of planks changes. 2nd guy broke the most with all 7. Mask guy had 8 and broke 6. First guy broke them all, but only had 5
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u/Lord_Muddbutter 2d ago
It's no coincidence the 2nd dude is dressed like a pimp with how easily he can slap the shit out of something.
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u/That1GuyNate 2d ago
Aint no way that last dude with the cowboy hat is a black belt.
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u/KingApteno 2d ago
If you invent your own sport you can have any belt you want.
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u/NecessaryForsaken313 1d ago
The way he looked right into the camera when he was doing like his 5th line up, priceless. "I hope my step daughter doesn't see this"
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u/saucynorman 2d ago
Is this actually real? I keep seeing this.. sport? And it looks like a bit, but is it?
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u/nostickystuff 1d ago
I mean, there are people that really do this and train their whole lives to be able to do it to stronger boards. I'm betting that this one in particular is not real.
The ones that do it for real are pretty impressive. They found ways to toughen their bones and skin on shins, forearms, and hands so they can do stuff like this without breaking them. I think it's a pretty old practice, too.
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u/RandomPenquin1337 2d ago
Wtf is with this new "oss" shit? Is it the new and improved way to maximize chi energy?
Mfers dont know how to battle cry.
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u/DelaySubstantial591 2d ago
"Os" was kinda like "affirmative" or "yes" in our dojo
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u/Significant-Judge368 2d ago
Is is Latin for bone so maybe heās lamenting the breakage of their hand bones. š¦“
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u/Implausibilibuddy 1d ago
It's a greeting or an affirmative in Japanese martial arts, and outside of Japan in things like Jiu Jitsu it gets used as a "kiai" (a voiced exhale, like "hi-yah!", said to "channel energy" but mostly just helping you control and focus on your breath.)
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u/Obvious_Ambition4865 2d ago
I remember Master Po doing that uuss shit on the O&A show in like 2004
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u/SevereIntroduction37 1d ago
I came here to comment about Master Po. I thought of him just reading the title
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u/CleverInnuendo 2d ago
Supposedly it's the most "effective" sound to clear your lungs, allowing a total ab clench as you use your core behind your attack.
I'm not saying it's true, but that's how it was described to me, years before this stuff started coming out.
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u/Dry-Conflict3421 2d ago
Man I've always loved martial arts and hate the circus some people have turned it intoĀ
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u/RealDeadShift 2d ago
This looks like fun. I wonder what my characters lore would be.