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The Ancient Art of Passive Aggression |
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Throughout history |
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Socrates: Drinks hemlock after longest recorded apology. Jesus: Lets himself be crucified, causing years of guilt. Ghandi: Comes to tea, but eats no crumpets. Marquis de Sade: Passion Agression. Joan of Arc: Plays the "Burned-at-the-Steak" card. Henry David Throreau: Civil Disobedience and Pond Sitting. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Civil Rights March or In-your-face Jay Walking Timothy Leary: Psychedelic Aggression. Unabomber: Package Agression. ![]() |
Aikendo uses a simple belt system similar to that of other budos.
Each belt also has a series of notches. As you loosen the belt a notch, to make room for your evolving belly, you gain a rank in Aikendo. |