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# In a fight nobody's innocent. He looks at you funny? Means he's guilty. He gets in your way? Double guilty. He owes you money? Guilty. You owe him money? Triple guilty. | # In a fight nobody's innocent. He looks at you funny? Means he's guilty. He gets in your way? Double guilty. He owes you money? Guilty. You owe him money? Triple guilty. | ||
# It don't matter if the fight is fair. It matters that you win. | # It don't matter if the fight is fair. It matters that you win. | ||
− | # You dictate the terms of the fight. You ain't above bringing knifes to a | + | # You dictate the terms of the fight. You ain't above bringing knifes to a fist fight, guns to a knife fight, or disarming your opponent and turning a gun fight into an ordinary brawl. ''You'' dictate the terms. |
# You fight quickly and efficiently. Maybe things get messy, maybe it don't look gracious. That's okay, it ain't no gorram beauty contest. | # You fight quickly and efficiently. Maybe things get messy, maybe it don't look gracious. That's okay, it ain't no gorram beauty contest. | ||
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− | <li>Respect: •your partner •your own and your partner's safety •your personal hygiene; •the mat, you leave it like you found it.</li> | + | <li>Respect: •your partner; •your own and your partner's safety; •your personal hygiene; •the mat, you leave it like you found it.</li> |
− | <li>Never on the mat: •footwear •jewelry •piercings •other hard or sharp items on your body.</li> | + | <li>Never on the mat: •footwear; •jewelry; •piercings; •other hard or sharp items on your body.</li> |
<li>If either partner says stop, taps out, breaks a bone, or bleeds, the session ends.</li> | <li>If either partner says stop, taps out, breaks a bone, or bleeds, the session ends.</li> | ||
<li>It don't matter if you win. What matters is what is learnt. Learn by teaching, if you can. Build experience, either your own or your partner's or both.</li> | <li>It don't matter if you win. What matters is what is learnt. Learn by teaching, if you can. Build experience, either your own or your partner's or both.</li> | ||
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<td style="text-align: center">''Balance. Shine. Believe in yourself.''</td> | <td style="text-align: center">''Balance. Shine. Believe in yourself.''</td> | ||
− | <td style="text-align: center">'' | + | <td style="text-align: center">''Control. Be dirty. Be resourceful.''</td> |
<td style="text-align: center">''Respect. Play safe. Teach and learn.''</td> | <td style="text-align: center">''Respect. Play safe. Teach and learn.''</td> | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:29, 20 September 2012
A collection of rules Dash tries to live by. The rules are ordered into different groups, each group governing another aspect of life.
Rules Of Life
Day-to-day life
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Rules Of The Fight
Serious fights
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Rules Of The Mat
On the sparring mats
The next ones are guidelines rather than rules.
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Balance. Shine. Believe in yourself. | Control. Be dirty. Be resourceful. | Respect. Play safe. Teach and learn. |