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Taxi Cab Confessions: New York City 10/19/2005 2:07:39 PM
Not many options... Yes, I finally had a huge opportunity, but of course I fluffed it! I pitched a Hollywood bigwig about my new screeplay, The Blue Ninja. He wasn't interested. But he liked one part of my story, the fact that I successfully fought and defeated 40 or so martial artists, and all this was done without the aid of a Black Belt. So I have to conclude that belts really are good for just one purpose, holding up your pants!
Still, I worry now, because I have heard that my martial arts school, or rather ex-school now has a hit man after me. A real killer. It's funny, I don't remember signing on to star in a Bruce Lee movie. If Bruce were still alive I'll bet he'd quit the business the way has character did in The Game Of Death. A great flick for all those Lee fans!
It's true though, I had to quit martial arts after just two years of training. It seems that no matter what art form I practice I almost instantly have a vision of my own and an insight as to how to make things work better. In this case it related to fighting, and the baby egos I crushed with left leg roundhouses and my swift outside cresents.
Hey! Look out! Here comes Sifu Lee! Get em Bruce, before they get me!
Like I said boys, anyone want to have a street fight with me? Cause I had about a hundred of those before I was sixteen. That's why your light contact to the body and no contact to the head seemed such a joke to me. But that's nowhere, because respect can not be earned by the fist, it can only be earned through good thoughts and deeds.
