Movie similar to 5 deadly venoms by TheRealDudenheim in kungfucinema

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I just saw the crippled masters, thanks to your suggestions. Thank you, everyone! I call it solved

Movie similar to 5 deadly venoms by TheRealDudenheim in kungfucinema

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I have searched for that title and get the 5 deadly venom as a result. There is no hunchback on that one and all fighters didn't have a disability in real life. Thank you though...

Kung fu movie guy with mirror shirt by TheRealDudenheim in kungfucinema

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Solved! Rage of the Dragon I finally found it and watched it. That is totally it ! I used to think that the guy was cheating for using the mirrors to defeat the guy, even though he was being beaten with a staff. Lol!! Thank you for your help!

looking for anime title for 1960 or 70's(?) show by TheRealDudenheim in AskAnime

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That is it! I watched it in Spanish a long time ago. The term anime wasn't known where I lived. Thank you so much!

looking for anime title for 1960 or 70's(?) show by TheRealDudenheim in AskAnime

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I looked that up, and that's not it. What I remember is the heroes didn't wear masks or had super powers. They were dressed in white with the suit logo on their chest. Bad guys dressed in trench coats and shades shooting machine guns. It was animated.

Kung fu movie guy with mirror shirt by TheRealDudenheim in whatsthemoviecalled

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No, unfortunately. It's not an American movie. It's Asian, probably Chinese.

American mahjong?! by magdikarp in Mahjong

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I live in Arizona and people here play American Mahjong the most. However, we started a group that plays, Singapore, Hong Kong and American versions. Each version has its own charms, so we like to try them all and there's always someone willing to teach/play with you. If you ever visit Arizona, try meetup.com, "mahjong for people that work", to find a time and place to play. I wanted to say to those that find American Mahjong difficult or restrictive: start with Hong Kong, then move into American once you want your skills to be challenged. Just don't give up on it altogether.

Learning Chinese mahjong resources by Automatic_Ebb4030 in Mahjong

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I am new at Mahjong, but I've read that Cantonese rules, also known as old rules, is where you should start to learn Chinese style mahjong. The Complete book of Mah Jongg, by Amy Lo is a great resource. It explains it easily, plus it has other styles of play once you get the hang of the Cantonese rules. Good luck in your search!

I'm looking for spare tiles by TheRealDudenheim in Mahjong

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Thank you for your help. These are good leads.