kirakira wrote:Ya know what? My older brother says the same thing!
Him-Uh, why are you running around dressed like a ninja?
Me-*exasperated sigh* Yesterday I was a ninja. Today I'm a samurai. Gee, Ben, get it right.
Him-...dork.
*lol* More power to the costumers! XD
Impact Alberto wrote:Aw, I dress up as Faye from Bebop all of the time, so it's all good.
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Ingemar wrote:I wear a keiko gi and hakama, but since it's for Kendo, it's not necessarily for fun....
I don't even have bogu, so that would make me a zero-kyu.
Ingemar wrote:I bet they don't distinguish rank by color, just like Kendo. The only way you can tell the difference between a hachidan and a zero-kyu is by fighting them. (Age also helps, as senior kendoists are more likely to have old man-stink. Unless one starts at a very advanced age).
I don't even have bogu, so that would make me a zero-kyu.
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