me me me

funkmunki said:

i had posters all over my bedroom wall as a kid....hell i even had the t-shirt...

funkmunki said:

ha ha ya minx....i got my son some cool T's from.. this site

funkmunki said:

Good lookin' out!!! I've missed close to an hour - watching the Giants - but I'll catch the rest!!!

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Shaolin325 said:

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There was so much sexiness on display in that movie!! Bruce of course. But Jim Kelly and John Saxson were sexy as hell too. They couldn't act, but they looked GOOOOOOD! I really need to get Bruce's movie collection on DVD.

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Bruce has been my favorite all time martial artist until 2 months ago.

He was finally replaced by Donnie Yen.

I've only had a couple of real heroes in my life, and Bruce Lee was my first and probably greatest, only to be replaced by (...or added with) George Clinton later in life. I too had Bruce Lee posters all over my walls back in the day, along with the beaded curtains on my room door, black lights, and incense burning at all times. I was pretty bad-ass with the nunchucks as well, lol.

Yep, tan sau, pak sau.

PDogz said:

I've only had a couple of real heroes in my life, and Bruce Lee was my first and probably greatest, only to be replaced by (...or added with) George Clinton later in life. I too had Bruce Lee posters all over my walls back in the day, along with the beaded curtains on my room door, black lights, and incense burning at all times. I was pretty bad-ass with the nunchucks as well, lol.

Have a look at Jet Lee, or watch the Ip Man triolgy with Donnie Yen

smudges said:

PDogz said:

I've only had a couple of real heroes in my life, and Bruce Lee was my first and probably greatest, only to be replaced by (...or added with) George Clinton later in life. I too had Bruce Lee posters all over my walls back in the day, along with the beaded curtains on my room door, black lights, and incense burning at all times. I was pretty bad-ass with the nunchucks as well, lol.

Have a look at Jet Lee, or watch the Ip Man triolgy with Donnie Yen

I'm familiar with Jet Lee, and "Ip Man" has been on my "To See" list for some time now, I'm sure Donnie Yen is awesome. But there will always only be ONE Bruce Lee, and ONE 1970's decade (...which was no small part of the charm of Bruce Lee's appeal - personally speaking). You've made some great recommendations though, and I will definitely follow-up on them.

PDogz said:

smudges said:

Have a look at Jet Lee, or watch the Ip Man triolgy with Donnie Yen

I'm familiar with Jet Lee, and "Ip Man" has been on my "To See" list for some time now, I'm sure Donnie Yen is awesome. But there will always only be ONE Bruce Lee, and ONE 1970's decade (...which was no small part of the charm of Bruce Lee's appeal - personally speaking). You've made some great recommendations though, and I will definitely follow-up on them.

I did not think I'd live long enough 2 see someone replace Bruce......but Yen is the TRUTH.

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PDogz said:

I've only had a couple of real heroes in my life, and Bruce Lee was my first and probably greatest, only to be replaced by (...or added with) George Clinton later in life. I too had Bruce Lee posters all over my walls back in the day, along with the beaded curtains on my room door, black lights, and incense burning at all times. I was pretty bad-ass with the nunchucks as well, lol.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had nice words for Lee in his autobiography, 'Giant Steps'. They trained together, and Kareem was in 'Game of Death'.

Lee was supposed to get the starring role in the ABC tv series, Kung Fu. The execs felt audiences wouldn't accept an asian man in a leading role, so they gave the part to David Carridine, and made his character biracial. Kareem said Lee was stung over that.

uPtoWnNY said:

PDogz said:

I've only had a couple of real heroes in my life, and Bruce Lee was my first and probably greatest, only to be replaced by (...or added with) George Clinton later in life. I too had Bruce Lee posters all over my walls back in the day, along with the beaded curtains on my room door, black lights, and incense burning at all times. I was pretty bad-ass with the nunchucks as well, lol.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had nice words for Lee in his autobiography, 'Giant Steps'. They trained together, and Kareem was in 'Game of Death'.

Lee was supposed to get the starring role in the ABC tv series, Kung Fu. The execs felt audiences wouldn't accept an asian man in a leading role, so they gave the part to David Carridine, and made his character biracial. Kareem said Lee was stung over that.

It is why he left the U.S.

I like "Kentucky Fried Movie"

oh cmon even Van Damme has better movies

Lee is one of the greatest, but his "movies"...

ugh

Graycap23 said:

PDogz said:

I'm familiar with Jet Lee, and "Ip Man" has been on my "To See" list for some time now, I'm sure Donnie Yen is awesome. But there will always only be ONE Bruce Lee, and ONE 1970's decade (...which was no small part of the charm of Bruce Lee's appeal - personally speaking). You've made some great recommendations though, and I will definitely follow-up on them.

I did not think I'd live long enough 2 see someone replace Bruce......but Yen is the TRUTH.

[Edited 11/7/11 8:31am]

WetDream said:

Graycap23 said:

I did not think I'd live long enough 2 see someone replace Bruce......but Yen is the TRUTH.

[Edited 11/7/11 8:31am]

Yen's great, but he's no Bruce. The only fighter i have seen that offers something worthy to Bruce whilst at the same time offering something new with no wire work or trickery is Tony Jaa. A back to basics, brutal, emphasis on single moves rather than choreography, raw fighter and at the same time he preaches honour and humanity. Bruce, still the master, would be proud.

Tony Jaa? I need 2 check him out.

JoeTyler said:

oh cmon even Van Damme has better movies

Lee is one of the greatest, but his "movies"...

ugh

Bruce Lee movies are like porn. It's not about the plot or the acting...it's about the action.

Bruce Lee moved like no other man at the time and there have been very few since. Pure grace and strength.

Ip Man 1 - ten man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IifwoCIkqws

Prodical son - the film

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTodJFMJsxw

Meals on wheels - Jackie + Benny the Jet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXVp9938Uq4

Bruce Lee...............What a body...Wow....4get bodybuilders his body was perfect!!.