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Kumapix

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  1. the 2 guys couldn't have been arrested since having marijuana in your system is not against the law (possession is). They were banned for life from sumo though.

     

    the first guy got busted because 1)he admitted it was his (when all he had to do was say 'it wasn't there when i lost the wallet'. There was no proof that from the time he lost it to the time it was handed it nobody placed the joint there.

    but it's a moot point because 2) he had pipes and marijuana ashes in his ashtray

     

    it's funny hearing about it on the news because they refer to it as doping

  2. ARTEC 2.3

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    Style: All terrain freestyler

    Sizes: 154, 158, 162, 168

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    original price is 7man compared to the burton which is 4 man

     

    Looks to me like the Elan is a decent all mountain board ie does everything while the burton is a low end park board.

    Since you said you were looking for a jack of all trades I would go with the Elan since it does it all, plus you'll be able to grow into it as you progress. By the way, Elan is one of the largest snowboarding manufacturers in the world. So they are a reputable company.

  3. Originally Posted By: bobby12
    I found the judo very boring, there seems to be only two ways to win, by pin or by overarm throw.


    you can win a number of ways actually: submission by choke or armlock, pin your opponent for 25 seconds, or throw him onto his back with force & precision. If you don't pin them for the full 25 seconds you get points, same goes for throwing them on their side (if they spin out of the throw). If you throw them with force onto their backs you win the fight outright (it's called an ippon). The sad thing about judo is the influx of wrestling moves which have taken away ippon judo. Japan, korea and a few other countries still do quality judo though. Tanimoto the gold medallist for -63kg won all her fights by ippon = quality judo by a true champion
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