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Tatu may not exist....

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William Murphy
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6 year(s) ago
Christian has compiled a pie chart

of the percentage of members on this site that believe Tatu is real,

and the percentage of members on this site that believes Tatu is not real:



R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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6 year(s) ago
So apparently the non existent Tatu abandoned 2020 Finland and now is living in 1930's Brazil as a catch wrestler. He also challenged Carlos Gracie to a fight. The fight never happened but he will probably change history and we won't even know about it. It will just be. You can't make this shit up. I don't know how he does it! Looks like he bulked up a bit, but you can still tell it is definitely him.
William Murphy
William MurphyOP
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6 year(s) ago
Tatu rolling into Beltchecker like.... https://youtu.be/UjCdB5p2v0Y
Respect to Swedes, Norwegians, the Icelandians, and the Finns,

But the Poles will drink them under the table.

If you want to see a Viking cry, sit them at a table with some Poles, some vodka, and the fruit juice Poles keep on the table to tease everyone else with.

I myself fell down all over Warsaw, while on a trip with some Swedes, and the Swedes were pulverized,

My falling down in Warsaw was not due to Judo.

It was the Poles, their vodka, and their delight in watching non-Poles try to keep up with them on that vodka.

All of that said, the pierogies, and other food was excellent,

but then again, I am not a fan of skinny diet food.

So, if you want to back a drinker, in a drinking contest with a Pole,

don't call a Viking, call a Russian, or a Korean, or another Pole.




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Daniël Bertina
Daniël Bertina
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6 year(s) ago
When it comes to drinking, I have only to add that the Irish are also head and shoulders above us mere mortals.
Centuries of being under the Imperial boot will do that.
An Irish lady I met in Dingle once remarked: "In Eire we don't have alcoholics, we have professional drinkers."
Tatu Piispanen
Tatu Piispanen
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6 year(s) ago
So, if you want to back a drinker, in a drinking contest with a Pole, don't call a Viking, call a Russian, or a Korean, or another Pole.
True words!
Tatu Piispanen
Tatu Piispanen
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5 year(s) ago
One of the biggest reasons why I wish the pandemic to end soon, is that then training resuming globally would hopefully have Mr. Murphy return to the Beltchecker forum and resurrect this masterpiece of a thread.
William Murphy
William MurphyOP
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5 year(s) ago
Tatu had been Louhi's prisoner for longer than he could remember.

He was not particularly a good servant, because Tatu loved beer, and to smoke, and wrestle, and other than chopping firework, he was lazy for regular work.

And sometimes Louhi would grow frustrated with him, and would scoop him up, and consume him.

But Louhi was wise, and understood the secret of Tatu.

She was always careful to leave just enough of Tatu that when she threw his remains in her magic Sampo, on the next full moon, a new Tatu would spring forth, fully formed, looking for beer.

One time, after Tatu had sprang forth from the Sampo, he noticed something he had never noticed before.

As the moons changed their phases, Louhi seemed to change.

On the nights of the Full Moon, she was beautiful, even though she was ancient, and as the moon grew less, and less, Louhi became more and more diseased looking, cross, and her eyesight grew worse and worse, until on the night when there was no moon, Louhi's eye's were milky white, and she was completely blind.

On those nights, Louhi's body was twisted in pain, and her fingernails were long like claws, and her sense of smell was better than a wolf's, and she could hear the slightest noise.

This, thought Tatu, was his chance.

So, Tatu waited until the new moon, when the Louhi became cross, and twisted, blind, and her sense of smell was sharper than any deer or wolf.

And that day Tatu prepared a special pea soup, and poured in liberal amounts of the magic yellow mineral from the mines of Eno.

This was a recipe he had found from Louhi's own potions book, and it was guaranteed to give anyone that drank it the powers of the winds.

After Tatu drank the potion he only needed to wait for the new moon.

As Louhi's eyes turned milky white, Tatu's new powers manifested themselves, and he released the winds from his bowels.

To his horror, Louhi, looking diseased in her new form, was not repulsed, but was enamored by his winds.

Her huge nose eagerly smelled the winds coming from his bottom.

As she snatched Tatu up, she said, "you will do nicely Lover, first to service my body, and then to fill my belly."

And she ravaged poor Tatu, who could only release more winds in terror, as Louhi had her way with his body.

When she finished her carnal pleasures, she ripped his limbs off, and made a blood sausage from poor Tatu.

As always, she was careful to save just enough of him, to put in her magic Sampo.

And nine months later, with a big belly, Louhi gave birth to a daughter, whom she named Rutto.

And Rutto in turn had many children, laying with men, animals, and other foul things to create them.

One in particular, was sired when Rutto straddled a bat.

And time will tell what horrors that grandchild of poor Tatu and Louhi will cause upon the world.

But that, is another story...
Edited 5 year(s) ago
R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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5 year(s) ago
Tatu had been Louhi's prisoner for longer than he could remember. He was not particularly a good servant, because Tatu loved beer, and to smoke, and wrestle, and other than chopping firework, he was lazy for regular work. And sometimes Louhi would grow frustrated at him, and would scoop him up, and consume him. But Louhi was wise, and understood the secret of Tatu. She was always careful to leave just enough of Tatu that when she threw his remains in her magic Sampo, on the next full moon, a new Tatu would spring forth, fully formed, looking for beer. One time, after Tatu had sprang forth from the Sampo, he noticed something he had never noticed before. As the moons changed their phases, Louhi seemed to change. On the nights of the Full Moon, she was beautiful, even though she was ancient, and as the moon grew less, and less, Louhi became more and more diseased looking, cross, and her eyesight grew worse and worse, until on the night when there was no moon, Louhi's eye's were milky white, and she was completely blind. On those nights, Louhi's body was twisted in pain, and her fingernails were long like claws, and her sense of smell was better than a wolf's, and she could hear the slightest noise. This, thought Tatu, was his chance. So, Tatu waited until the new moon, when the Louhi became cross, and twisted, blind, and her sense of smell was sharper than any deer or wolf. And that day Tatu prepared a special pea soup, and poured in liberal amounts of the magic yellow mineral from the mines of Eno. This was a recipe he had found from Louhi's own potions book, and it was guaranteed to give anyone that drank it the powers of the winds. After Tatu drank the potion he only needed to wait for the new moon. As Louhi's eyes turned milky white, Tatu's new powers manifested themselves, and he released the winds from his bowels. To his horror, Louhi, looking diseased, in her new form was not horrified. Her huge nose eagerly smelled the winds coming from his bottom. As she snatched Tatu up, she said, 'you will do nicely Lover, first to service my body, and then to fill my belly.' And she ravaged poor Tatu, who could only release more winds in terror, as Louhi had her way with his body. When she finished her carnal pleasures, she ripped his limbs off, and made a blood sausage from poor Tatu. As always, she was careful to save just enough of him, to put in her magic Sampo. And nine months later, with a big belly, Louhi gave birth to a daughter, whom she named Rutto. And Rutto in turn had many children, laying with men, animals, and other foul things to create them. One in particular, was sired when Rutto straddled a bat. And time will tell what horrors that grandchild of poor Tatu and Louhi will cause upon the world. But that, is another story...
Welcome back!
Daniël Bertina
Daniël Bertina
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5 year(s) ago
Indian sages recount another appearance of Tatu in the Sri Bagavitam.

When Lord Krshna and Balarama were set to wrestle the evil goons of the dark lord Kamsa to the death, there, to the surprise of all, a Wind from the North carried forth the stench of Tatu's intestinal movement, rendering Kamsa's goons momentarily helpless in disgust.

Lord Krishna & Balarama quickly armdragged the confused goons straight to the standing sleeper hold, strangling them into their next life. Thus, spawning the birth of the proud Indian tradition of Kushti wrestling.

Look into it.
Edited 5 year(s) ago
R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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5 year(s) ago
Indian sages recount another appearance of Tatu in the Sri Bagavatam. When Lord Krshna and Balarama were set to wrestle the evil goons of the dark lord Kamsa to the death, there, to the surpise of all, a Wind from the North carried forth the stench of Tatu's intentinal movement, rendering Kamsa's goons momentarily helpless in disgust. Lord Krishna & Balarama quickly armdragged the confused goons straight to the standing sleeper hold, strangling them into their next life. Thus, spawning the birth of the proud Indian tradition of Kushti wrestling. Look into it.
If only someone could photoshop Tatu into that image. Lol
Tatu Piispanen
Tatu Piispanen
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5 year(s) ago
By the way, tatu means armadillo (the animal) in Portuguese.
Yes, I've learned this! :D
I'm lucky, the Brazilians always remember my name because of it, haha.

I should develop my jiujitsu more towards rolling up into a ball...
Edited 5 year(s) ago
John A. Byrne
John A. Byrne
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5 year(s) ago
Just found this chart online.. please note that believing in this theory is DANGEROUS TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS
Plus if YOU don't exist WHO is following me on Instagram?!?!?!?

I believe.

Tatu is out there!
Tatu Piispanen
Tatu Piispanen
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5 year(s) ago
Hey Tatu! Post those camp photos on here! Prove your existence!!
Some say they're photoshopped and that Finland is not supposed to look like this...

BJJ Globetrotters Caribbean Island Camp last week. If you have the means to go, go! Such a fantastic experience, especially in the way that it was pulled off during these difficult times.

P.S. This was a jiu-jitsu sports camp, as can be seen from the pictures :D
Edited 5 year(s) ago
R. David Gonzalez
R. David Gonzalez
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5 year(s) ago
Some say they're photoshopped and that Finland is not supposed to look like this... BJJ Globetrotters Caribbean Island Camp last week. If you have the means to go, go! Such a fantastic experience, especially in the way that it was pulled off during these difficult times. P.S. This was a jiu-jitsu sports camp, as can be seen from the pictures :D
Going to have to book you for a seminar on how to drink beer in the Caribbean.
Tatu Piispanen
Tatu Piispanen
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5 year(s) ago
Going to have to book you for a seminar on how to drink beer in the Caribbean.
I’m your man!

Seminar is free of charge, but you provide the beer. And I get to pick the beers.

I frequently do this in conjuction with a hair flip workshop but I guess that would be wasted on you...
Slideyfoot [jun]
Slideyfoot [jun]
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5 year(s) ago
If you have the means to go, go!
Yeah, that's the big problem: jealous you were able to make it out there! And it's really cool that even with all the difficulties, Christian has still managed to safely and legally continue running camps, quite an achievement. As much as I hate sunshine and the beach, if I was able to travel and had been vaccinated, plus I had large wads of cash, I'd definitely be doing the same as you. Especially given I spend more time on my phone doing social media than actual training: judging by your pics, Caribbean Camp lends itself well to that approach. :P

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