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Wanderjar wrote:

I know right? My rugby coach in college had a very...interesting way of putting it though. He said 'Pain means the little bitch is being stamped out.' He was an Australian, former Wallabies player.

In my training they used to stand me up in "stumbling mountain" pose, then CO and another guy used to roundhouse kick me into my belly.

Smashed forehands against wood and backhand against rocks. Was painful, but gave good results ;).

I really miss those days.

New Aeyariss wrote:

In my training they used to stand me up in "stumbling mountain" pose, then CO and another guy used to roundhouse kick me into my belly.
Smashed forehands against wood and backhand against rocks. Was painful, but gave good results ;).
I really miss those days.

Sounds like you miss actual bodily harm to me....

The Matthew Islands wrote:

Everyone I've ever met who was into that 'ignore pain huurgh' gets to the age of 40 and can't wipe their own arse from various injuries or 'broken barriers' as one crippled bloke used to call them. I'm extremely unhealthy but I'm pretty sure they probably did something wrong along the line.

I like to look at it like this: Pain is telling me I'm doing something wrong. Use my brain to figure it out and how to do it right.

But you have better stories to tell. I'd rather die young with some sort of legacy or memory left behind than die old with little accomplished.

Stevid wrote:

But you have better stories to tell. I'd rather die young with some sort of legacy or memory left behind than die old with little accomplished.

This is like every cancerous motivational post on Facebook all rolled into one.

The Matthew Islands wrote:

This is like every cancerous motivational post on Facebook all rolled into one.

Trust me, I 100% never post, share or like those. While I have, and we all have, personal opinions - I tend not to share mine for the sole purpose of increasing my social networking reputation because... well... it's pathetic. I know NS is social network, but I feel GD is full of some very likeminded people, and I feel (or hope) the region members don't get hard-ons just because Lamoni liked their RMB post. Regardless of how nice it is when he does :D

Also I'm suffering from a terrible bout of writer's block. :'(

Oh, I also recently managed to obtain a copy of October 1970's FM 21-76 (Survival), and December 2006's FM 3-24 (Counterinsurgency). I might have to share a few quotes when i'm done reading them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhrZxSoLmgA

Lamoni wrote:

If i'm cancer, than you've got it too, UWO.

It's fine. I accepted my fate long ago.

The Macabees wrote:

Humanity is a cancer.
#deep

*finds Adele*

Palmyrion wrote:

*finds Adele*

If she's the definition of humanity's cancer, we need to get rid of a whole host of 'celebrities'.

Lamoni wrote:

Oh, I also recently managed to obtain a copy of October 1970's FM 21-76 (Survival), and December 2006's FM 3-24 (Counterinsurgency). I might have to share a few quotes when i'm done reading them.

That's cool dude. I think my favorite one is FM100.5 (82) Operations. That's the one that established Air-Land Battle under General Starry's tenure as head of TRADOC

Greetings from Admayora~