Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi]

About Me

INDOMITABLE. There are men who, when they see a mountain, they desire to climb it. The mountain is in their blood. As long as they are away, their legs remain restless, their desire unconquerable. When they go to meet it, they leave everything back. They keep the baggage of society behind and carry only that which they need. Instead of the convenience and comfort that dulls, they'll sharpen their wits and rely on their instincts. I am like these men and count myself among them. I too have something in my blood... The cage.
When I'm in this place, choice vanishes. I need to feel the flesh give way in my hands... I want to fight it, destroy and shatter it. Like them, I only have what I need and nothing else- my will, this fortitude, these rough and callused hands. What more would I require? Nothing to weigh me down, brothers. In our journeys, we must take the essential and leave the excess. Unburdened, though the air in here may be dank and thick, though the lights may be dim, when I hit my stride, all I see is the sky.

My Interests

My only intrest is to further myself in any way possible. Day by day I'll become a new man, never satisfied with myself and always improving.

I'd like to meet:

Some health nuts to help keep me in shape damnit!!! I know you're out there! Come find me and help me stay fit @.@ lol

My Blog

My Circuit Training Workout... Can you handle it?

This is my collection of workouts that I have gathered from professionals for optimum results. I have compiled them into rounds of which need a 2 minutes rest inbetween each round. Be very careful if ...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Fri, 01 Feb 2008 11:44:00 PST

My Canvas Part II "The Poison in the River"

For those just begining to read My Canvas you should know that I don't really have the ability to recall memory. Yet I can clearly recall those who have left thier mark and formed the artwork that is ...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Sun, 12 Aug 2007 09:52:00 PST

My Canvas. Part I "The Mountain to Heaven"

I find it quite difficult to recall the moments in life that created what has made me what I am today. I am mearly an empty canvas that has collected the brush strokes of those that have crossed me. ...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Fri, 10 Aug 2007 06:51:00 PST

Philosophy 101: Rainstorm

There is something to be learned from a rainstorm. When meeting with a sudden shower, you try not to get wet and run quickly along the road. But doing such things as running under the eaves of houses ...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:48:00 PST

Philosophy 101: Fear

Fear is essentially an irrational emotion. Sometimes aroused by seemingly insignificant acts or objects. Paranoia of such things as the color yellow are unexplainable. The tripidation of insects is al...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Sat, 16 Jun 2007 12:41:00 PST

Philosophy 101: The Art of War

"He who sees from the side has eight eyes." This is a saying from the game Go. Which is essentially Chess. This means to see from your eyes of two. To see from your enemy's eyes which would make four...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Thu, 14 Jun 2007 08:23:00 PST

Philosophy 101: Fate and Free Will

Death is our ineluctable fate, and that is all. The Greeks were great believers in fatalism. This means they believed everything that happens is predestined, and that oracles may be able to foresee th...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Thu, 14 Jun 2007 06:34:00 PST

Good idea...

I notice the Klab does this alot and it's a pretty good idea. I am going to write about some of my friends but they shall not be named >. 1. From the day I met your goofy ass on the bus all they way t...
Posted by Randall Moore [Sen Tsurugi] on Fri, 23 Mar 2007 09:47:00 PST