yeah addicts once junkies usually arent known for their consideration, motivation, solid work ethics, follow through, societal politeness and good behavior, etc.
Yeah ! Once somebody gets to the point they no longer care about ANYTHING but the next fix , don't expect them to care much for themselves even , let alone anybody else . Some can be downright dangerously antisocial . Kinda like a drowning man , will in desperation , pull you right down with 'em .yeah addicts once junkies usually arent known for their consideration, motivation, solid work ethics, follow through, societal politeness and good behavior, etc.
yeah addicts once junkies usually arent known for their consideration, motivation, solid work ethics, follow through, societal politeness and good behavior, etc.
Yesterday, went back by the store and saw a tiny knife that had been hidden by others, so I had to get it too.
What I need to know is {;} Did the book help with your cane fighting skills ? 
true and i agree. course canadians are always nicer and more considerate in general on average. y'alls junkies are more considerate than our addicts.
true and i agree. course canadians are always nicer and more considerate in general on average. y'alls junkies are more considerate than our addicts.
Naturally...I can now fight like Sherlock Holmes.
It is actually a neat little book, although you can find pretty much all the Bartitsu info online.
Like most books dealing with martial arts, you have to know something already.
I can recognize some valid things in it. However, it is a different style of doing things with the stick than the way I do things.
Wikipedia has an okay article on Bartitsu.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartitsu
Thanks ! My question was sincere . I practice with cane and hiking staff and am always interested in learning new ways . But you already knew this thru deductive reasoning ! Elementary . 
true and i agree. course canadians are always nicer and more considerate in general on average. y'alls junkies are more considerate than our addicts.
Maybe on average.
I've got one of those from my Grandfather.Yesterday, went back by the store and saw a tiny knife that had been hidden by others, so I had to get it too.
stabman
great finds, all three!
And good on you for taking an active, positive role in your community.
Be prepared to stick around if you have to administer Nalaxone. I spent a few years as what you would call an EMT in inner city London. You can imagine how many times we had to inject people with Nalaxone... I lost count early on. Still, if you aren’t too late, it is literally as if you have raised Lazarus, like you performed a bloody miracle.
The only problem is that the half life of the opiate receptor inhibitor is really short! Twenty minutes later and they start to go back into cardiac arrest. You have to keep jabbing ‘em until the smack wears off sufficiently.
And they won’t thank you for it, either. Do you think they’ll say, “Thanks man, you saved my life!”
Hahahaha.
No.
They’ll say something like, “**** you, you ******* piece of ******* ****! You ruined my ******* high, you stupid ****!”
Yep.
One guy, we bring him back to life in the back of the ambulance. He comes round, calls us all a bunch of ****s, rip out the cannula and marches off down the street. So we follow him up the road, at 4mph, taking bets on when he’s gonna drop. Sure enough, down he goes like a sack of potatoes, we jump out, Nax him, shock him. Same thing happens again. Twice!
Anyway, nice knives. And you’re a good bloke in my book.