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Bless said:
CashBanks said:
"Boxing requires a lot more technical skill."

this is flat out false tho


have you ever seen an mma match?


I dont think boys have any idea what they're talking about
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No it's not.  Despite not having a "grappling" aspect, boxers generally have great speed, timing and footwork.  I have yet to see any MMA fighter match the foot speed or agility of a masterclass boxer.  It isn't called the sweet science for nothing.
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Anderson Silva.

You do realize when you say things just for the purpose of "rustling jimmies" and fail, you look like a dumb***
 
I dont troll ..and boxing is better. Mma being a redneck sport doesnt mean the participants have to be rednecks .. boxing>mma period
 
Azul Rolex said:
CashBanks said:
why is boxing a sport and mma isnt?

edit- nevermind just saw you prefer fruity mixed drinks MMA isnt for you anyway
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Yea you enjoy your moonshine while watching that garbage :lol:

:lol: @ sex on the beach boy

Them joints is good man IDC

Nobody can honestly say they enjoy the taste of hard liquor. You just drink it to get drunk
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Nah. Never drink to get drunk. Drink to enjoy the taste.


This is all you need b.

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Substitute Henny with your choice of whisky or cognac, or whatever you like. Add in whatever other ingredients you like. And you're good.


But fruit flavors are a no no.... Lemon, Lime, cool. But no strawberries, cherries, or anything else with an "erries" at the end.
 
BLASTERCOMBO said:
I remember reading here that track was "not a sport". After that I just pay no mind when someone says something is "not a sport"
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kickball should be a sport
man i used to love that when i was a kid
my roll bouncies were automatic outs
 
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Bless said:
CashBanks said:
"Boxing requires a lot more technical skill."

this is flat out false tho


have you ever seen an mma match?


I dont think boys have any idea what they're talking about
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No it's not.  Despite not having a "grappling" aspect, boxers generally have great speed, timing and footwork.  I have yet to see any MMA fighter match the foot speed or agility of a masterclass boxer.  It isn't called the sweet science for nothing.
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You're comparing apples and oranges.

Master BJJ practitioners are on the same level as boxers. Same with the elite Muay Thai strikers.

And this is coming from someone who's done a hell of a lot more Boxing than anything else.
 
Tr1ll said:
Anderson Silva.
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Please explain to me how his footwork is comparable to a top boxer's.  You probably won't even watch the videos and say that I'm "trolling", but I'll wait for your response.
 
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I knew people who couldn't drink brown without getting angry.

Never understood why. It calms me down, chills me out.
 
Bless said:
Please explain to me how his footwork is comparable to a top boxer's.  You probably won't even watch the videos and say that I'm "trolling", but I'll wait for your response.
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But you're comparing two completely different sports. Thats like saying until I see a boxer work off the ground or use a kick like an MMA champ, it's not a sport.
 
"I have yet to see any MMA fighter match the foot speed or agility of a masterclass boxer"

:lol: ok we're all done

I get that the point of this thread is to say things to ruffle feathers

but at least be able to explain the stupid **** you say boys

otherwise this is just semi-controlled trolling
 
Drinking is all an age thing and things change as responsibilities change and perspectives. When you are young, it's either the fruity stuff or just shots. Later on your early 20's, beer comes into the picture but most of the time, it has to be some craft beer stuff unless you are a broke college kid. Then you get the cheap stuff. Also this is when all that "bombing" drinks come into play whether Irish Car Bombs or Sake Bombs. Later in your late 20's and/or early 30's, light beers are okay to drink, craft beer is still good and better quality hard liquor comes into play rather than the usual Hennessy, Jack Daniels or Patron. Mixed drinks and fruity stuff are pretty much gone at this point. Then in your 30's, wine becomes tasty and responsible to drink more so than the hard stuff. Even most of the time at this age, some people just flat out stop drinking cold turkey just cause their metabolism can't fight all the carbs and what not. I am 32 and I can't even remember the last time I took a shot. Most of the time I just drink on the rocks, have some beer or wine.
 
Mr Fongstarr said:
Drinking is all an age thing and things change as responsibilities change and perspectives. When you are young, it's either the fruity stuff or just shots. Later on your early 20's, beer comes into the picture but most of the time, it has to be some craft beer stuff unless you are a broke college kid. Then you get the cheap stuff. Also this is when all that "bombing" drinks come into play whether Irish Car Bombs or Sake Bombs. Later in your late 20's and/or early 30's, light beers are okay to drink, craft beer is still good and better quality hard liquor comes into play rather than the usual Hennessy, Jack Daniels or Patron. Mixed drinks and fruity stuff are pretty much gone at this point. Then in your 30's, wine becomes tasty and responsible to drink more so than the hard stuff. Even most of the time at this age, some people just flat out stop drinking cold turkey just car metabolism can't fight all the carbs and what not. I am 32 and I can't even remember the last time I took a shot. Most of the time I just drink on the rocks, have some beer or wine.
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#OVER30CROWD

I have friends that try and drink like its spring break in the same age group....it's pretty sad.
 
Lebron's Decision helped the NBA in more ways than people could imagine. The NBA has become much more popular in recent years with the advent of the Miami Heat's Super Team.
 
I don't see how MMA isn't a sport if boxing is one. There is no more skill or talent in one than the other. You can be a former boxer learn some grappling techniques and be a MMA fighter.
sea manup said:
if wwe is a sport then the hunger games is also a sport
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If the Hunger games were real and conducted like in the movie it'd be something close to a sport but way more qualified than the wwe. I mean ppl die in that
 
Mr Fongstarr said:
Drinking is all an age thing and things change as responsibilities change and perspectives. When you are young, it's either the fruity stuff or just shots. Later on your early 20's, beer comes into the picture but most of the time, it has to be some craft beer stuff unless you are a broke college kid. Then you get the cheap stuff. Also this is when all that "bombing" drinks come into play whether Irish Car Bombs or Sake Bombs. Later in your late 20's and/or early 30's, light beers are okay to drink, craft beer is still good and better quality hard liquor comes into play rather than the usual Hennessy, Jack Daniels or Patron. Mixed drinks and fruity stuff are pretty much gone at this point. Then in your 30's, wine becomes tasty and responsible to drink more so than the hard stuff. Even most of the time at this age, some people just flat out stop drinking cold turkey just cause their metabolism can't fight all the carbs and what not. I am 32 and I can't even remember the last time I took a shot. Most of the time I just drink on the rocks, have some beer or wine.
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The only time I can really drink wine is while eating.

But I definitely feel your post. Thats pretty much the transition I'm in right now. I'm 25, and I'm past the shots, bombs, drink anything that'll get me drunk phase.


I think I'll be a benny man forever though.
 
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