http://www.compfused.com/directlink/1276/

(he reads the "top ten" chuck Norris Facts from the internet, and then adds his favorite)

(at least he's got a sense of humor about it)  

That's awesome!

Whos chuck norris again? I remember they had a chuck norris style bbq here once.. still dont know who the bugger is. LoL

LOL!  This is great stuff...

Yeah, some people would take major offense to something like this.  It's good to know that there are famous people who can take a joke.

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Whos chuck norris again? I remember they had a chuck norris style bbq here once.. still dont know who the bugger is. LoL

Chuck Norris is one of a handful of hollywood celebs who trained under Bruce Lee.  
he made a bunch of cheesy kung-fu movies in the 70's/80's and then did a TV show about a 'Texas Ranger' (who kicks ass using kung-fu. of course)

its kind of a shame really because if Hollywood wasn't so racist in the 1970's then Bruce Lee could have made all those movies himself.  
instead he spent his time in Hollywood running a kung fu school training guys like Chuck Norris and James Coburn and those guys got work instead.heh.
(and then he burnt himself out trying to 'prove himself')


anyways Chuck Norris is kind of a walking enigma.
his roles have all been really cheesy/campy/goofy  'texas-rambo-style' action tripe.
(and as you can see from the video..  he has a hard time even reading out loud. heh :/ )
but at the same time..
everything he knows he learned from "Bruce Lee"  
((the mind boggles : whether to take him seriously or not ? ))*

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*most people don't  

texas ranger is good fun to watch, nothing seriously offcourse in ways of acting but fun

i think im going to buy a chuck-facts-t-shirt

wait, he trained under bruce lee?  I never knew that.

http://www.kungfucinema.com/people/chuck_norris.htm there's gotta be better biographies out there but, yeah. I'll always think of Chuck Norris as Bruce Lee's on-screen-"nemesis" / real-life-"padawan" heh

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Chuck Norris will forever be known as the man who fought against Bruce Lee in Way of the Dragon (1973). This was the film that started Norris’ film career, and made people notice him as both a screen presence and a martial artist. And what a good one at that! He was not only a six-time world Karate champion, but also the first Westerner to get an 8th degree black belt in the Korean art of Tae Kwon Do. Prior to the Way of the Dragon (1973), Norris also worked with Bruce Lee on the movie The Wrecking Crew (1969). He also spent a lot of his time training with Bruce Lee and learning along the way, just as other karate champions like Robert Wall and Jim Kelly did. During the '70’s and '80’s he starred in many films, but failed to garner critical acclaim for his many roles...