Streets_Disciple

Faber is a wonderful human being.

wicked post. i was pretty much thinking at the time of the guy's mention about the hips and the elbow in that second video, that it's a very mechanical sport at its core. almost like chess. dope you posted the Mir - Nog submission to, I remember seeing that during the event and just thinking "what the hell did i just watch?". i'm really stoked! judo seems a good move, too. the physicality, weight distribution. great stuff. thanks a bunch man.

on that note double O, i like that there's a great deal of sportsmanship involved - i've heard it keeps your ass in check. the thought of taking another person's joints to that extreme however . does seem quite noble in its intimacy, mind.

ah, link to the video Nathan Wind posted - wouldn't embed. it just so great man. i've grown up scrambling out of awkward positions fighting my brothers, just reminds me of that mess and scrambling into a position when you see an opening - i know that's not the half of it, no where near a 1/100th of the fucker but i just remember the quick reaction to the opportunity. i think it looks like a brilliant sport. will check those vids, ta. do you practice it monkichi?

that jiu jitsu video is dope! i'm going to learn jiu jitsu, it's so amazingly technical!

Wow! That bird is brilliant! Such a good shot showing off its features.

destroyer

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/audio/2012/apr/20/fathers-knaussgaard-noah-hawley-podcast Just found this, I expect it to be interesting.

his work on fable and good will hunting was dope. i think i want something a bit less contemporary though.

'f you don't mind, anything with that waltz to-and-throw swing

holy shit, mindgames. that picture is great.

on point with Danny Brown. heard this on radio 1, been killing it since http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CY_Ki5tvaQ

daayymmm, where was this?

mate's friend's band, saw them in guildford last year and ended up in a party with 'em. bigged em up, they were good - sounded great live, wicked vocal shit and the brass was dope.

f---ing amazing tune

Just started on Radio 1! http://www.bbc.co.uk...rammes/b006wkfp I don't doubt it'll be stellar.

Last 5 minutes of this are amazing - you've really got to listen it out for the build up. This break at the 5:10 mark, IIRC. YouTube really doesn't do it justice.

In relation to Thomas The Tank - this is proper dope.

Crysis 2 - It's my first endeavor with the series, and the first FPS I've played in a while that wasn't market-concentric to the multiplayer aspect. One thing I like about it is the controls - they offer a great approach to combat. The descent after leaping great distances towards a target, precipitating bullets into their comfort zone is quite fun, as is sliding along the ground on your back and shooting upwards as if in some Asian-film inspired gun play. You can choreograph some great pieces which makes it quite rewarding. The use of the suit is cool, although sometimes it's quite easy to si

i'm in

Seconded.

I watched about 30 seconds and it's bloody amazing. 'Bout to watch the whole thing. edit: Just realised this was Capone's work. Really, really good, man - shocking it's got under 10,000 views.

Man, how much of a smart move was buying GameStation, though? Premeditated?

Just to raise a few qualms on the GTA IV front - I recently played it, and it felt like nothing more than a shoot-'em-up. It's a damn shame that a game that should have so many options seemingly refines itself to such a boring lack of opportunities. Another thing that pissed me off, and this comes as more of a seasoned player of the series, is that it took me about an hour and a half to get past the introductory stages of the run-of-the-mill driving missions. I was doing a taxi mission for Roman an hour and a half into the game - now, it's easy to look, or glare back on something that was fres