Carl Douglas would beat em both.
@MrPushwood said in #31:
> Carl Douglas would beat em both.
Would it make the
> funniest fight scenes in Movies
?
That's the question!
> Carl Douglas would beat em both.
Would it make the
> funniest fight scenes in Movies
?
That's the question!
As someone who actually does taekwondo I don't know that I'd say there IS a best martial art.
It depends on what you want out of it, what your goals are, etc.
Someone seeking to learn self defense will probably want to study a different art than someone looking to have fun, get fit and compete once in a while.
And honestly as far as self defense goes, most martial arts instructors will tell you to not get into a fight unless you have to, run away if you can (not in some hurr-durr-the-art-is-deadly way but just b/c it's not a wise idea to get in a fight).
It depends on what you want out of it, what your goals are, etc.
Someone seeking to learn self defense will probably want to study a different art than someone looking to have fun, get fit and compete once in a while.
And honestly as far as self defense goes, most martial arts instructors will tell you to not get into a fight unless you have to, run away if you can (not in some hurr-durr-the-art-is-deadly way but just b/c it's not a wise idea to get in a fight).
Common Lisp because of complete mental superiority.
@Makropoulos said in #34:
> Common Lisp because of complete mental superiority.
Scheme
Common lisp (thousands of basic instruction iirc) betrays the spirit of simplicity and elegance of the original McCarthy lisp with its bare 8 or 9 instructions.
Scheme is much closer to the genuine thing.
> Common Lisp because of complete mental superiority.
Scheme
Common lisp (thousands of basic instruction iirc) betrays the spirit of simplicity and elegance of the original McCarthy lisp with its bare 8 or 9 instructions.
Scheme is much closer to the genuine thing.
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