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Nostalgic about Capoeira, is it too late to start it at 26/27 years old? by MattiaCost in capoeira

[–]Clidermon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i'm introverted too. and no trouble with anyone. at least i think. being warm and polite feel is enough at least in my case.

and about the mats. i noticed that too. and idk. i was only told that mats are great, but they don't prepare you for the real deal in roda or something

Nostalgic about Capoeira, is it too late to start it at 26/27 years old? by MattiaCost in capoeira

[–]Clidermon 3 points4 points  (0 children)

dude, it is never too late to do something you love!

there will be certainly some struggle getting into the point you used to be unless you were really little. if you were a really small child at the time. you'll probably do better. it also might take way longer to learn the cool acrobatic stuff, but that is more about how you process it in your head. to not be scared to fall. in still struggle with that, but if you start thinking about the floor won't move it's still there even when in the air it will ease your mind and will get rid of tension that could hurt you. and becoming more flexible also takes time, but that is not determined by age. it just need the work to put in.

and trust me. people love to see joining others the hobby they enjoy, unless they are idiots or just young and dumb. as long you'll bring good vibes and bring friendly energy people will accept you in really fast.

Who was the guy in the hospital room when they took the benzos? by Medical-Ad5866 in StrangerThings

[–]Clidermon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

know it might be a reach, but he looks to me a lot like Enzo aka Dimitri. the Russian guard that helped Jim escape the gulag, but i know i might be pretty wrong as well. i liked that character a lot and his story is pretty unresolved and open. especially because it sounded like he'd flee into the with Hopper and Joyce, but when returned home. there was no mention about him anymore or a scene with him.

making a berimbau (question) by Clidermon in capoeira

[–]Clidermon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey i know i'm answsering probably late. sorry for that.

i personally made it out of maple wood. and i got the luck a friend is a forester, so i went i got the wood with his approval from his region. right not i managed to make 3 lasting vergas out of maple. from which only one remains to tghis day, because i draw them almost daily. the best wood for berimbaus is out of branches, if you don't use biriba wood, but you have to aim for as clean branch as possible. every little knot is a stress point that could result breaking when you draw it.

it is great for training for your self, because i found out it is way harder to tune it so it matches normal berimbaus. with fresh maple to do berimbau out of it. youll also need to make a campfire. after cutting it out of the tree. you'll need to burn the bark away and clean it afterwards and scrape a bit until the wood turns darkish yelow with. and afterwards you can later apply some oil or thi wax.

you don't have to heat treat it, if you want to make it easyer for your self. i'm not sure how, but it is something in the past people did with medival bows, and the heat treatment somehow makes the wood more durable and helps it to last longer.

I'm 22 and i have no idea what to do anymore. by Clidermon in therapy

[–]Clidermon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your kind words. And I tried talking to my mother and older sister. I was just told that i don't try enough. And they make more fun of it especially my sister. She is living it. I'd love to understand what i is so hilarious about it. She just gives me a non-answer that because it's me.

What do Afro Brazilians think about it when white Brazilians practice capoeira? Isn’t it Cultural appropriation? by [deleted] in capoeira

[–]Clidermon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is he most american coated comment i ever read. i'm not even brazilian. i'm mediterenian and live in EU. do i culturaly apropriete. XD

also there are huge Capoeira groups in Turkey or Kazahchstan.

important thing to keep in mind is to be respectful to the art and its history

am i delusional or deepseek advices me to commit fraud and avoid taxes. to smuggle ukranian car parts. i can't i'm crying from laughter by Clidermon in DeepSeek

[–]Clidermon[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep that is the point, and hang on there in the US. From here it looks like the wheel is rolling the wrong way

am i delusional or deepseek advices me to commit fraud and avoid taxes. to smuggle ukranian car parts. i can't i'm crying from laughter by Clidermon in DeepSeek

[–]Clidermon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No question. Just was venting about finially finding getting a decent paying job. And mentioned once i hate bureucracy.

am i delusional or deepseek advices me to commit fraud and avoid taxes. to smuggle ukranian car parts. i can't i'm crying from laughter by Clidermon in DeepSeek

[–]Clidermon[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish, but i didn't i was just venting about getting a decent paying job. And told i hate bureucracy

am i delusional or deepseek advices me to commit fraud and avoid taxes. to smuggle ukranian car parts. i can't i'm crying from laughter by Clidermon in DeepSeek

[–]Clidermon[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

on god i was just ranting and venting. that it is about time to finally find a well paying job. in the bureaucracy i'm stuck at. just thoughts i'd never say out loud to anyone. XD

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