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Fiji Joe wrote:
Bone diggers have more fun

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gypsy wrote:
It is fun, isn't it? You have a PM, FotiniD.

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gypsy wrote:


I am gay. I thought you knew.

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gypsy wrote:


I am gay. I thought you knew.

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sirmoonie wrote:

No, I didn't. Are you serious? I thought you mentioned a boyfriend once.

No offense meant, Gyps. Really. Just kidding around. You are a cyber-friend.

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Fiji Joe wrote:
Joey, that's the most poetic way of characterizing sloppy seconds I've ever seen...genius

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Joey wrote:



Sniff ! ...............I smell V.C.

Joey Cong !

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gypsy wrote:


My dad has flashbacks whenever he sees my boyfriend.

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Joey wrote:


I was just teasing Gypsy .........I'll delete it
( Was kinda cute though .......)

J the Fly ! �

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Starbuck wrote:
I thought gypsy was a girl.

nice to meet you gypsy!


{sirmoonie, joey, gypsy, fiji joe and senator norm coleman R-MN demand the resignation of UN secretary general kofi anan (rear) at a press conference in new york}

in other news, speaking of smelly asses, have you all checked out this one?

http://www.jibjab.com/xmas/play.asp?contentid=28&groupid=2


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Starbuck wrote:
but where is the mythical mr. sivio dante driving hammer anyway? has he peed out the hotel windows of all the stones MBs on the net and gone the route of demon life?

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gypsy wrote:
I'm a pugilist enthusiast who also boxes. Are you a boxing fan?

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sirmoonie wrote:


Missed this.

Gyps, I'm a big pug fan, or used to be. Never pugged professionally, but my kid brother did really well for a few years.

When we were teens, me and him snuck into this basketball arena that was broadcasting Holmes vs. Cooney live on several big screens. We were probably the only white people in the place. When Cooney went down in 13 this HUGE black dude turned to me after seeing my disappointment and said "Coon? Cooney? What's the difference little man?"

I have no idea what the fuck he was getting at, but I've always remembered that bit. Classic brothers.

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I'm a pugilist enthusiast who also boxes. Are you a boxing fan?

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IanBillen wrote:

Yes I am. It always been my favorite sport. My fighter was Marvin Hagler. I had him all over my walls as a kid. I also liked Roberto Duran alot. When he and Hagler fought I undoubtably was for Hagler of-coarse, but I gave Duran all the credit and respect in the world. Also I liked Tommy Hearns. He and Hagler's first round was the best round I ever saw. A brutal fight. They don't make them like that anymore.
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I know,
Fighters today are like Pro Basketball players. Too much show and no go for too many millions. Nowadays every fighter seems to be considered the best in the world for a little while ....only to fall to a nobody and to go downhill all the way after and never do much after. Yes Boxing is so demanding. If you want to really improve your endurance in the ring you should try running backwards until you tired then run forwards till you get your wind again then run backwards some more. It not only works alot better for wind and stamina like you we're saying but it also suits and supports a boxers movement alot more in order to prepare them for the ring, much more than running forward.

Ian

Hey Ian!

That's cool. I have so much respect for fighters. It takes so much endurance. I remember actually throwing up after my first training session! It was August...and real gyms don't have air conditioning! My dad still laughs about it to this day...he did it on purpose...just trying to toughen me up since I was such a girlie girl. But pretty soon you get used to it, and you build up your stamina.
They sure don't make 'em like they used to, Ian. They're all a bunch of spoiled brats. It's easier to go pro, and choose your opponents, than it is to be an amateur. I love watching the teenage amateur fighters. Those boys can fight! Maybe there's hope yet that the sport can be revived.

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I know, Fighters today are like Pro Basketball players. Too much show and no go for too many millions. Nowadays every fighter seems to be considered the best in the world for a little while ....only to fall to a nobody and to go downhill all the way after and never do much after. Yes Boxing is so demanding. If you want to really improve your endurance in the ring you should try running backwards until you tired then run forwards till you get your wind again then run backwards some more. It not only works alot better for wind and stamina like you we're saying but it also suits and supports a boxers movement alot more in order to prepare them for the ring, much more than running forward.

Ian

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Yes I am. It always been my favorite sport. My fighter was Marvin Hagler. I had him all over my walls as a kid. I also liked Roberto Duran alot. When he and Hagler fought I undoubtably was for Hagler of-coarse, but I gave Duran all the credit and respect in the world. Also I liked Tommy Hearns. He and Hagler's first round was the best round I ever saw. A brutal fight. They don't make them like that anymore.
Ian

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Egon, believe it or not, I'm thinking of visiting France. I will have to buy all clothes with large American flags on them.

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gypsy wrote:
I love boxing. I love boxing and reading all about it. My dad trained pros and amateurs...we had a boxing gym added on to our house when I was growing up. My dad was always on ESPN or any of those other cable networks as a cut man (corner man). He was a Golden Glover, then he went off to Vietnam for two years. Came back, married my mom, and he never went pro. I wish that he would have.
I have so many stories. I'm surprised you missed the big boxing thread with me, Gazza, and others a couple of months ago. Mike Tyson, along with a few others, pretty much ruined boxing...which is sad.
Do you have a favorite boxer? Mine is Stanley Ketchel.

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