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  1. #16
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    Hop Gar

    A Tibetan monk takes a wizz in a stream,
    And verily he beholds a most bizarre dream,
    And dream it be not, though he cannot tell,
    For an ape and a crane are going at it pell-mell.
    Wherefore came the crane to fight with the ape?
    Well, the ape had gotten randy, and swore that it'd rape
    The very next thing that he saw that noon,
    And so tried to get a piece of the feathery poon.
    The poon looked so good, but his eye was to fault,
    And wouldn't you know it? That eye get pecked out.
    So he fled to the forest, and gave up his quest
    To plant his ape eggs in that fowl's sweet nest.
    Meanwhile the dazed monk, who was standing mid-stream,
    Swore he'd never had such a bizarre daydream;
    Yet he too caught a glimpse of the feathery poon
    And created a style that would get him a piece, too;
    For he used the crane first and the ape's movements last,
    Knowing if he couldn't get crane poon, he could get some ape ass.

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    Mist rises over the temple wall
    Upon the shaven heads it falls
    And tourists lined up past the gate
    Trade money for certif-i-cates.

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    I'm still waiting to hear the rest of,
    "There once was a Monk from Nantucket..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by NJM View Post
    Mist rises over the temple wall
    Upon the shaven heads it falls
    And tourists lined up past the gate
    Trade money for certif-i-cates.
    Bearing gifts, Matteras came,
    DeMasco and students much the same.
    The Kempo art, the tablets show,
    Began here 10,000 years ago.
    Last edited by cjurakpt; 05-28-2007 at 06:18 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjurakpt View Post
    Bearing gifts, Matteras came,
    DeMasco and students much the same.
    The Kempo art, the tablets show,
    Began 10,000 years ago.
    Secret Katas of Shaolin
    You find them in the bargin bin.

  6. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by TenTigers View Post
    I'm still waiting to hear the rest of,
    "There once was a Monk from Nantucket..."
    There once was a Monk from Nantucket,
    Who threw Hot coals in a bucket.
    He went to begin
    But to his chagrin
    He got scared and finally yelled "**** It!"
    Last edited by SaintSage; 05-27-2007 at 10:33 PM. Reason: misspelling

  7. Monkey see, Monkey do,
    We kick, we bite, we fling our poo.
    So if you cross your hands with me,
    Beware the wrath of Monkey pee

    Richard A. Tolson

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    Quote Originally Posted by NJM View Post
    Secret Katas of Shaolin
    You find them in the bargin bin.
    And practice them for all to see
    While wearing a Karate gi.

  9. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by TenTigers View Post
    I'm still waiting to hear the rest of,
    "There once was a Monk from Nantucket..."
    There once was a Monk from Nantucket,
    Whose spear was so light he could chuck it.
    Where it went, none would know
    Except Blind Master Po.
    You'd have thought the old codger would duck it.

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    Megafoot may be the only person on this site weirder than Hieronim.
    "For someone who's a Shaolin monk, your kung fu's really lousy!"
    "What, you're dead? You die easy!"
    "Hold on now. I said I would forget your doings, but I didn't promise to spare your life. Take his head."
    “I don’t usually smoke this brand, but I’ll do it for you.”
    "When all this is over, Tan Hai Chi, I will kick your head off and put it on my brother's grave!
    "I regard hardships as part of my training. I don't need to relax."

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    Quote Originally Posted by jethro View Post
    Megafoot may be the only person on this site weirder than Hieronim.
    forgotten Happeh so soon, have you?

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    This "Mega-Foot" is a Mega-Fraud. He is not the real Mega Foot.

    You know nothing of the tiger spiritual or 'what the F' n bald chicks' and fit babes. Shenanigans I say!!

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    Hard fingery veins.
    Digging deeper in the dirt.
    Good root is acheived.

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    Washing Hands

    Root can't be achieved in the sand;
    Nor permanence by prints of hands;
    The Tide washes them all away;
    OJ got acquitted in that same way.

    Birds of a feather can fly,
    But never can a feathered guy;
    He'll fall to his peril instead,
    Like Greg Luganis, and hit his head.

    Shaolin is the tiger of mind,
    And the spiritual of the onion rind;
    It'll bring tears to your cheek,
    But it doesn't mean you're a pussy, or weak.

    Practice Shaolin and I vow
    You'll kill, if you're not killing right now,
    And you will know maximum pleasure,
    And drive a sleek Mercedes lined with leather.

    Shaolin can make you rich,
    Especially if you have a good sales' pitch.
    Shaolin can make you poor,
    And ravish you like a cankered *****.

    Be careful my witless mates;
    Far better it were to masturbate
    Than be tossed up like a salad,
    And repeatedly so, like an 80's ballad.

    Shaolin can both love and hate;
    Shaolin can both nurture and execrate.
    My Shaolin has an untarnished name;
    And your Shaolin is kind of lame.
    I stand on the Mesa and look down at the vastness of my world and i realize how truly small you all are in it. This has been my greatest enlightenment. None of you are important, and you will never truly be free individuals until you surrender to my instruction.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lokhopkuen View Post
    Being the idiot I am...

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    Dim Mack

    My hands are a weapon of death,
    Just like Lokhopkuen's bootay-breath.
    I stand on the Mesa and look down at the vastness of my world and i realize how truly small you all are in it. This has been my greatest enlightenment. None of you are important, and you will never truly be free individuals until you surrender to my instruction.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lokhopkuen View Post
    Being the idiot I am...

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