The five point palm exploding heart technique

Kermit.de.frog

Does it work?

Also why didn't Bill just get in to a wheel chair. He'd have been grand. :cool:

jimgoose

There has been talk of various forms of Kyūshojutsu, or pressure-point style striking, since time immemorial. Dim Mak, Bruce Lee, et al - all about interrupting the heart at a critical point in it's cycle by precisely hitting a point outside it. There is limited evidence that this sort of thing was ever developed into any kind of practical, reliable system.

In short: Bart, don't use the Touch of Death on your sister!

Kermit.de.frog

Apparently you have to hit numerous key pressure points pretty much at the same time.

Ergo it is possible but impossible for most if not all humans.

Feisar

in fighting, like everything else you just need to follow the money to see the best techniques.

Wibbs

As ever technology provides the answer.

Mefistofelino

Wibbs wrote: »

As ever technology provides the answer.

Ah. The one-point exploding heart technique

jimgoose

Wibbs wrote: »

As ever technology provides the answer.

Clumsy. Here's an elegant weapon, for a more civlised age:

Kermit.de.frog

jimgoose wrote: »

Clumsy. Here's an elegant weapon, for a more civlised age:

Is that what your wan (Asian one at the end of episode one) uses in the film? The sword and casing?

RobbingBandit

Bang bang you shot me down bang bang I hit the ground

Arne_Saknussem

Mefistofelino wrote: »

Ah. The one-point exploding heart technique

Hollow-point to get the job done.

Kermit.de.frog

Wibbs wrote: »

As ever technology provides the answer.

Exactly. Just take out a pistol - "fcuk this"....:D

Chiparus

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commotio_cordis

jimgoose

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Is that what your wan (Asian one at the end of episode one) uses in the film? The sword and casing?

You mean O-Ren Ishii? Not quite, nearly - she used a shirasaya, a katana with a plain wood handle and no hand-guard. The one in the picture above is the more usual type, with a wound leather handle and quite an elaborately-finished tsuba, or hand-guard.

orourkeda1977

I this a euphemism for ****

pxdf9i5cmoavkz

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Does it work?

Of course it works! The version you're seeing though is outdated and no longer used. It's actually become known as a joke move among those who practiced it. Only kids are taught this technique and it's mostly as a practical joke on them

The real more modern technique however, is much more deadly. There are many videos of people suddenly dying on live television. But you never see them dying while they are walking to there destination. No no no, what you see is them just sitting there or talking and then boom. Gone.

The new technique works by slowly but surely constricting the blood vessels around the heart. Virtually undetectable to the person affected by the technique and impossible to prove.

Scary af

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Also why didn't Bill just get in to a wheel chair. He'd have been grand. :cool:

The trigger for the heart to explode is not in the number of steps taken. That is a misnomer.

It refers to the total exertion applied to the heart after taking 5 steps. If you watch the movie you'll see that he only takes 4 steps and before completing his fifth step dies. This is because buttoning his shirt and standing up counted as "one step" of exertion to the heart.

bazz26

Your Face

My fighting style is based solely on pro wrestling techniques.

This was performed in Indiana Jones and the temple of Doom.

Indy survived and the movie series culminated in
The cr@ppy Crystal Skull.

BattleCorp

Wibbs wrote: »

As ever technology provides the answer.

Mefistofelino wrote: »

Wibbs wrote: »

As ever technology provides the answer.

Ah. The one-point exploding heart technique

Alternatively known as the 1911 exploding heart technique.

buried

Kill Bill is poor auld tack in fairness.

Watch the film 'Harakiri' from 1962, for a right 5 point martial art revenge palm shlap to the face.

Chestvalve

A blast of snow.

Wibbs

BattleCorp wrote: »

Alternatively known as the 1911 exploding heart technique.

Though if I'm honest BC I'm much more an 1896 man myself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk8thz7l__k

Might be a personal bias TBH. Many years back I had the chance to shoot a few different pistols. 1911s, PPKs(oh yes), Webleys, Colt, Glocks, Brownings... And couldn't hit a barn door with any of them, or near enough. The Victorian era Mauser on the other hand... Bang on target with each shot. Maybe cos it was a heavy old thing? Very easy to point though.

Gimme A Pound

David Carradine was one sexeh old dude. Ditto his kung fu trained, super ripped doppelganger Scott Glenn.

Capt'n Midnight

Did you know ?

You can get nitroglycerine tablets for your heart.

Chestvalve

Yes we know.