ahochaude wrote:

So do you just hit bags and not spar?

I sparred before and fortunately haven't had a broken nose or lazy eye as a result of it, . My strength is speed; I am pretty good at dodging.

Now I only do boxing training with no real fights. Can't afford to go through a reconstruction surgery if I break something during the fights, , and surgery-treated is just not the original, right? . Either way, it is a good sport (boxing, not surgery, ) to keep one alert and fit, me thinks.

FierceStriker wrote:

I sparred before and fortunately haven't had a broken nose or lazy eye as a result of it, . My strength is speed; I am pretty good at dodging.

(IMO) You're lucky to have not broken a nose or anything while sparring. When I was sparring during the time I was training Muay Thai, I think my friend almost broke my ribs with a huge ass kick to it. (Yeah, I was on the floor in the fetus position)
As for me, I'm not much of a "speed" fighter, whereas my strength in fighting is rather to jack you up with a couple of blows. But I am not slow while delivering. I'm just not much of a defensive fighter.
But one thing's for sure, I would rather spar with someone than hit the bags. Live target, y'know?!

FierceStriker wrote:

Now I only do boxing training with no real fights. Can't afford to go through a reconstruction surgery if I break something during the fights, , and surgery-treated is just not the original, right? . Either way, it is a good sport (boxing, not surgery, ) to keep one alert and fit, me thinks.

Yeah, I like boxing. Thing is, I can't do it. I need to use other methods rather than just my fists.
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What is the origin of "ahochaude"?

The Man wrote:

What is the origin of "ahochaude"?

"I'm not an idiot"? I know what "aho/ahou" means but I ain't up on Kansai-ben at all

The Man wrote:

What is the origin of "ahochaude"?

http://jdorama.com/viewtopic_2032_120.htm

12th post from the top and 3rd from the bottom!

In case it's easier,

ahochaude wrote:

My nickname came from the fact that whenever my gf and I argue, she would ALWAYS call me "Aho". And I would always respond by saying "Ahochaude!" And of course, my 'senpai' always calls me an "aho".

Kouseiya315 wrote:

"I'm not an idiot"? I know what "aho/ahou" means but I ain't up on Kansai-ben at all

Yup, you're right on the translation.
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ahochaude wrote:

My nickname came from the fact that whenever my gf and I argue, she would ALWAYS call me "Aho". And I would always respond by saying "Ahochaude!" And of course, my 'senpai' always calls me an "aho".

OK. I don't understandthe "'chaude" part.

I'm actually saying it to myself in front of the computer:

GF: Yooouuuuuuuuu AHO!!!!!
Ahochaude: AHOCHAUDE

Ahochaude . . . ahochaude . . . hmmmm . . . ahochaude . . .

The Man wrote:

OK. I don't understandthe "'chaude" part.

"Chaude" means "Dewa Arimasen"/"Jya Nai"

"Chaude" is Kansai-ben (Osaka, Kobe dialect).
"Jya Nai" is Kanto-ben (Tokyo)
Both mean the same thing.

English translation: Am not; ain't; not true/so; is not.

So, Ahochaude=I'm not an idiot.

But I've learned to deal with when people call me Aho for short. Even though it totally contradicts the meaning of the original statement. But that's ok.
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ahochaude wrote:

"Chaude" means "Dewa Arimasen"/"Jya Nai" English translation: Am not; ain't; not true/so; is not. "Chaude" is Kansai-ben (Osaka, Kobe dialect). "Jya Nai" is the Kanto-ben (Tokyo)

ahhhhh, I see, I see, soooooooooo desu ne! I KNEW "chaude" couldn't have been Latin.

The Man wrote:

ahhhhh, I see, I see, soooooooooo desu ne! I KNEW "chaude" couldn't have been Latin.

Latin!
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ahochaude wrote:

"Chaude" means "Dewa Arimasen"/"Jya Nai" "Chaude" is Kansai-ben (Osaka, Kobe dialect). "Jya Nai" is Kanto-ben (Tokyo) Both mean the same thing. English translation: Am not; ain't; not true/so; is not. So, Ahochaude=I'm not an idiot. But I've learned to deal with when people call me Aho for short. Even though it totally contradicts the meaning of the original statement. But that's ok.

Now I'll finally remember the "chaude" part I figured you wouldn't be calling yourself an aho so it was a total gues "Chaude" makes me think of "chigau" for no real reason, so I'll probably remember it that way

KouSeiya315 wrote:

Now I'll finally remember the "chaude" part I figured you wouldn't be calling yourself an aho so it was a total gues "Chaude" makes me think of "chigau" for no real reason, so I'll probably remember it that way

Actually at times, I do call myself an Aho 'cause I do all kinds of stupid stuff!

As for you being able to remember what Chaude means because you associate it with Chigau is very good!
Whatever works, y'know?! Main thing is that you learn and remember new things!
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My nickname is plan simple, just because I like the name Amber. But the name is so common, I just add a "r" at the end.

Hirari is Hillary in Nihongo...plain and simple. I'm so un-original.

Hirari Chan wrote:

Hirari is Hillary in Nihongo...plain and simple. I'm so un-original.

Bah, I got my screen name from a music magazine. . And the 1184 part is my birth month and year. So there, don't feel too un-original.

blender1184 wrote:

Bah, I got my screen name from a music magazine. . And the 1184 part is my birth month and year. So there, don't feel too un-original.

Wow! You're pretty young! I thought you were about early 20s or so. (not a diss)
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blender1184 wrote:

Bah, I got my screen name from a music magazine. . And the 1184 part is my birth month and year. So there, don't feel too un-original.

Haha...well at least you put some thought into your name.

ahochaude wrote:

Wow! You're pretty young! I thought you were about early 20s or so. (not a diss)

Wah? What makes you say that? Yup, not even 20 yet.

mine come from a character played by Ryoko hirosue in "Collage of my life"

blender1184 wrote:

Wah? What makes you say that? Yup, not even 20 yet.

I guess 'cause you sound mature.
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ahochaude wrote:

"Chaude" means "Dewa Arimasen"/"Jya Nai" "Chaude" is Kansai-ben (Osaka, Kobe dialect). "Jya Nai" is Kanto-ben (Tokyo) Both mean the same thing. English translation: Am not; ain't; not true/so; is not. So, Ahochaude=I'm not an idiot. But I've learned to deal with when people call me Aho for short. Even though it totally contradicts the meaning of the original statement. But that's ok.

ohhhhhhhhhhh, so that's what it means!!!!

I must say though that it's pretty creative