Oh well. Still, I wouldn't rule out that beachfront deckchair fight....Marmite peddling is a serious offence round my way.

The looser gets exiled to Casablanca.



Andy

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Andy.

Did you ever hear the tale of (I think it was) Yip Man beating the hell out of some prostitute who claimed the strongest iron stomach anywhere, in a bar? He then went on to prescribe her some medicine and gave her a few quid to get herself sorted out.

That does read a hell of a lot worse than it sounds when the story is told verbally.

I suspect you're from the ever charismatic and enigmatic Dr Leung Ting's school of arts. (that bloke has some amazing tales to tell)
I have a huge book by the Doc, The Roots and Branches of WingChun/ WingTsun/ VingTsun. I found that invaluable when I used to train as the nearest school was 45miles away. I wasn't driving at the time and relying on trains once a fortnight. It got me through my Sui nim tao.

James Sinclair's site has a recipe for Dit Dah jow.

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All right. Gimme a minute... [Fumble, struggle] Holy crap, how hard can this be...?



Cheers - C

HA!

I have long since mastered the art of "Flying Deckchair Technique"!



Oh....Bugger.

Andy

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Nope!

The Story aside, Can you imagine how much a Marmite a prostitute with an Iron stomach could consume!

I am indeed a student of the Sifu Leung Ting School of Wing Tsun. Though I don't own it I know lots of people who say the Roots and Branches is a great read.

Did you learn any Chum Kiu or Biu Tze?

I stopped going as much when politics started to effect the classes. It was also just when I started to learn how savage BiuTze is. Its seriously scary stuff and not really what i was after. Some of the guys i was training with were wearing neck braces for protection during the gradings with Keith Kernspecht. Shame really as they were a really good bunch to train with.

Andy

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