(03-14-2009, 01:36 PM)azuriel07 Wrote: if he was sealed along with the kyuubi diba dapat may kulungan din siya?

(03-20-2009, 10:58 AM)clonezero Wrote: and yes pain is just some emo guy with problems and a big stick (lots of them stuck on his back even =P)

(04-04-2009, 06:15 PM)Sforza Wrote:

(03-20-2009, 10:58 AM)clonezero Wrote: and yes pain is just some emo guy with problems and a big stick (lots of them stuck on his back even =P)

Wifi router + AP antenna un. Di mo lang nakita yung tatak ng D-Link sa likod.

Quote:A well-known children's adventure story tells about a technique used by ninja (stealthy assassins) to improve jumping skills. The learning ninja plants a batch of hemp when he begins training and endeavours to leap over it everyday. At first this is no challenge, but the hemp grows quickly everyday and so does the diligent ninja's jumping ability. By the end of the season, the warrior can allegedly clear the full gorwn stand of hemp. (Mayuzumi, Masuda) This certainly attests as much for hemp's vitality as the ninja's leaping ability.

From the southern islands of Okinawa which are culturally mixed of Japanese and South Pacific island culture, the skill of Karate emerged. In the Karate-do Kyohan (the book of the way of the empty hand) it relates the feats obtainable by the Karate master:

"A miraculous and mysterious martial art has come down to us from the past. It is said that one who masters its techniques can defend himself readily without resort to weapons and can perform remarkable feats: the breaking of several thick boards with his fist. With his sword hand he can kill a bull with a single stroke; he can pierce the flank of a horse with his open hand; he can shear a hemp rope with a twist or gouge soft rock with his hands . . ."

Quote:Ironically, it was the Japanese Imperial Army's invasion of the Philippines a few years earlier that acted as a catalyst for USA's "Hemp for Victory" campaign to replace the Manila-hemp used by the armed forces.