kabobbed

kevin bacon's friday the 13th uncut death scene

Spearing and Prepping and Iguana for BBQ We're eating an iguana. They are tasty. The Hen of the Tree is what the Nicaraguans call them. We should have stewed it. Pretty tough when Kabobbed.

Blame Zack! In which we learn that the dead aren't that powerful, and Zack's a terrible cheerleader. Clips: Final Fantasy VII! GOOGLE EET (Also final fantasy x-2) Song: All to Blame by.. someone... I forgot ~_^ ~Story~ So Cloud's fighting Sephiroth and losing, but lucky for him Dead Zack shows up to save the day! Unfortunately, Zack's only there to tell Cloud about that one time he killed that one Yuna girl (the Yuna Death saga continues!) and how bad he feels about that, which really distracts Cloud, who foolishly leaps at Sephy and gets kabobed O_O! Zack doesn't really notice cuz he's looking at the pretty green/black clouds, and he's still talking about Yuna, when suddenly Seph tosses Cloud into the sky. Zack's all like WHOA and stuff cuz Cloud goes super high, and then he can't really tell what's going on so he looks all confused, but then he finds a nice black feather and it's really pretty.. (You can see Cloud making a crater in the background). Then Zack kinda notices that Cloud's in trouble, but he can't do anything except say something inspiring or maybe wave pom poms and chant, and either way it's too late for his cheerleading... so he gets in his ghost helicopter to prepare Cloud's Welcome-to-the-Afterlife party (woo!) MISTAKES WERE MADE! 8D I wasn't trying to make this look good.. I just thought it was funny. Or serious, if you ignore the description.

Chinese sword tactic: spinning as defense, part 2 Part one is here: www.youtube.com We see it all the time in martial arts movies; swordsmen doing all these graceful looking spins as they fight. Martial artists like to make fun of that stuff all the time; after all the time you spend doing all that fancy stuff is time you could be using doing some actual fighting. And most of the time, doing those dance like whirls pretty much gets you dead when up against another swordsman worth his salt. Sometimes however, a spin isn't unnecessary fluff. Sometimes it just might save your life. I explain a little more about what makes the technique you saw me do in the last video work. It's not all that easy to just whip out; their are some factors involved that one has to keep in mind. If these factors aren't in place, the move won't work, and you'll still get shish-kabobbed. Keep in mind that I am no expert, much less any master of the Chinese jian (sword). This is just something that I've noticed in my own studies. Any pointers and observations from experienced martial artists and students of all styles and systems will be very welcome. Soundtrack: Satoru Kosaki, Tekken 4 - Authentic Sky Junya Nakano, Tobal #1 - Hills of Jugon