Ika nenu na modda ni thana pooku lo ki pettanu thana pooku chala tight undi adi adiganu thanu appudu cheppindi thanu dengimchikoni dadapu 1 year ayend... anta.Nenu malli na modda bayatiki tesi okkasariga lopaliki gattiga okka stroke ichanu thanu gattiga archindi noppi tho.Nenu teseyana ani anna vaddu alage dengu ani anindi.Ippudu thananu denguthunna thanu baga gattiga muluguthuu haaa ohhhh my god dengu baga dengu…Speed ga dengu… Inka dengu..Na ranku mogudu…. Ani gattiga arsuthundi. Nenu kuda. I made a proposition to him. He puts up a majority of the money to start the foundry, and perhaps to invest in other projects, and we would split the profits. I would put up twenty five percent, and supply all the building and magical help that would be required.Here was a man who knew that something had to be done for the poor people in that housing slum, and admitted it right off. His willingness to help, made him my first 'private sector' investor. He was very good at procurement, I found.. .. weird. It was like, this guy cannot be a martial artist. He's just a little old man in funky clothes."As I don't wish to be humiliated in front of my own students, Coach Phillips and Master Cho have also agreed to spar a round with each other so you can see what the top masters in the martial arts can do. We'll begin with that demonstration. Gentlemen, to first fall." Coach Hancock stepped away and the two men took up positions on opposite sides of the wrestling mats. They bowed to each. Just then I heard a voice from behind, “Hi Lisa”, I looked up and saw Billy who was the lad from next door peering over the fence. Billy was a nice lad, a couple of years younger than me but always pleasant, “You are looking good, have you been working out again?” he said. “Yes Billy” I replied, “Every day, I want to keep in shape” and gave out a little giggle. “Mum made some cold lemonade, you want to share it” he said, well Dad was asleep so I told him to come on over. I pulled up another.