Corked Tan Sau

[JK Walz]

If a corked bat works better in baseball would a corked tan sau work better in kung fu?

On the not-so-lighter side- check out this article-

Cubs Sue Bat Maker (http://www.scrappleface.com/MT/archives/000971.html)

Aint' lawyers great?!?


JK

[William E]

JK,

Although there are many frivalous law suits I'm not sure the lawyers are to blame for this one.

Not all lawyers are slimy... ;)

William E.

[Sihing68]

JK,

Yes, a corked tan sau would work better. Imagine the speed your arm will have without all the muscles being in the way......and just as strong (minus the weight). Do you still need to condition the arm when it is corked?

[JK Walz]

Originally posted by William E
JK,

Although there are many frivalous law suits I'm not sure the lawyers are to blame for this one.

Not all lawyers are slimy... ;)

William E.

William-

If I cannot poke fun at lawyers, what fun is life?

Just kidding- I know it only takes a few bad apples to ruin the bushel! I'm sure the vast majority of lawyers are fine people a few even worth marrying :D :)

[JK Walz]

Originally posted by Sihing68
Do you still need to condition the arm when it is corked?

Yes, but all you need to do is rub it with pine tar every now and then. This helps in "sticking" to the bridge. But don't use too much!!-- you might not be able to un-stick when you need to!

JK

[Savi]

JK,

HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know where this question came from! I personally do not want to have my tan sau corked.... but another brat from the grill would be great!