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'J' wrote:good point. i thought shae meant protection of the spheres in general.

however, i contend that most grappling arts (in which i have admittedly no education) must have some means of preventing such a thing from occurring even in such a position.

Of course there's a way. Don't leave a space between your body and your opponent's body. Although in actual wrestling you also try to make sure your opponent is facing away from you when he's on the ground anyway.

Gah. New pain.

Asaryu wrote:I mean seriously, Gary: Why on earth did you need to straddle the girl to get the pillow under her? You couldn't sit beside her and do it? Your arms move, you know.

But we wouldn't laugh, even in sympathetic pain, had he done anything other than what was shown.

Also, his left arm is handcuffed to her left arm, meaning it would probably be more awkward...

No more awkward than for a boggle-eyed nosebleed-prone comicbook-geek virgin to straddle a young, nubile Japanese girl.

Don't get me wrong...I thought it was funny as hell. But Gary really is a bit of an idiot. An adorbale one, but a moron nonetheless.

... Eloquent!

David Johnston wrote:

'J' wrote:good point. i thought shae meant protection of the spheres in general.

however, i contend that most grappling arts (in which i have admittedly no education) must have some means of preventing such a thing from occurring even in such a position.

Of course there's a way. Don't leave a space between your body and your opponent's body. Although in actual wrestling you also try to make sure your opponent is facing away from you when he's on the ground anyway.

I dunno about wrestling. Is possible to defend using jiujitsu. Anyway --Shoalin monks, Right! Have this type of training where its possible not to feel any kind of pain when kicked in the groin.

I think that being a Shaolin Monk would be the closest you could ever be to being a Jedi.