With appologies to native Japanese speakers, my martial art was Heihou1, with heavy emphasis on:

Cē

1Art of War
2Art of Typing
3Art of Housecleaning
4Art of Marching in File
5Way of the Rifle
6Way of the Machine Gun
7Way of the Grenade
8Art of Complaining

P.S. I was an Administrative Specialist (MOS 71L) -- think Radar from M*A*S*H -- in the United States Army, where we're all infantrymen first...

In reply to Re: OT: The WarriorMonks by cciulla
in thread OT: The WarriorMonks by kutsu

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