do all martial artists have 3rd grade writing skills or only on here?

Question

i am 8th degree black belt in muay thai, krav magna, systema, kali, also 3 years in bjj, 4 years judo, and spent 12 years in Israeli special forces, play mortal combat every day.

Answer 1

One thing you need to consider is that people from all over the world are using Yahoo Answers. So, you might be just observing some answers written by people who use English as a second language, or even a third.

Also- A sentence should begin with a capital letter, and Thai Boxing doesn't have a belt system.

If you have studied all those styles of the Martial Arts, maybe consider the practice of tolerance.

Answer 2

Only on here; the television is on, I am enjoying my morning cup of coffee and taking care some other things while doing this. Now if I was preparing this for a general officer in the military I would not be watching television or doing other things although I would have a cup of coffee on my desk.

Answer 3

(HAHAHA!)

Don't worry, there are still warrior poets, I hope I deserve the title myself. Bear in mind that the vast majority of people who go into the martial arts do so for the sole purpose of being badder than everyone else. Hell, it IS its principle use. Bearing that in mind, it makes sense that it would attract a large number of half literate man-children, or in the case of tai chi and many other internal arts, a bunch of hippies that have taken the new agey thing a little too far.

Actually, now that I think of it, I probably fall more into the hippie category hehe.

Answer 4

The answer to your question is 'No' in both cases. I'm only a yellow belt in Tae Kwon Do, but I do have over 30 years experience as a technical writer. You would do well to remember that charity begins at home. ;-)

Answer 5

thi is intermet. No nrrd fir spwelinf.

Answer 6

And don't forget "full of Sh**" to add to the back of that. lol

Answer 7

ownly on hair

Answer 8

I mostly type instead

Answer 9

You're not funny and I hope you die.