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Chavez to stop Rubio for a clean sweep and £140. Come on England!!

 

ok i get it now :good

 

no hole here mate:good (except Laz)

 

Unfortunately I don't think that's ganna be happening, Jim. Chavez Jr. might win but can't see a stoppage.

 

As I said, Master of Pedantry at work here:

It's not? Oh, that's funny, because in the previous paragraph I thought you said:

Once again, do you enjoy being wrong? I'm not even trying here, I'm just being perceptive. Not only was perception lost on you when ''checking'' if Vano had picked a fight or not, but it was lost on you when you proceeded to compose your the rest of your post, as you went on to contradict yourself.

But I'm considerate, perhaps it was just a one off and your reasoning for it not in fact being lost on you is valid:

Nope. The ability to predict the outcome of a fight isn't a matter of perception. Dear god, do not attack me in this manner and then proceed to embarrass yourself like this, dude. Most people deflect the question and attempt to change the subject, you on the other hand are quite original in your approach, which respond in embarrassingly incorrect fashion before THEN attempting to change the subject.

That's surprising(that was sarcasm, by the way).

There is no set definition of an essay, but brevity usually defines one. And your 161 word post was rather brief, so I put two and two together(perhaps yourself and SportsLeader can have a brainstorm to obtain the answer)...............

 

adios amigo :freddy

 

What time is chavez due in the ring??

 

Yeah, log out Kos. You've got a glass mind, which is indicative of your entire team(except for Bajingo, who's cool), who will wilt at some point.

 

There's a fight going on now that's 8 rounds (gone 2), and Donaire-Vazquez (12 rounds) after it, so not for a while.

I'd guess in 1.5 hours.

 

Oh no, you got me! :nut

I really don't think such a minor oversight is indicative of whether perception is lost on me or not.

Of course perception is needed when predicting a fight. Do you not observe the two fighters before coming to a choice as to who you choose? Do you not perceive what their strengths and weaknesses are? Do you not look at their records and see what their past accomplishments/failures were? I’m fairly sure we all use at least one of these methods when picking a fighter in a bout, and we can all see the same evidence as each other. However, because our perception varies, we all come up with a different perceptual hypothesis as to who will win.

Yes, brevity is fine for the process of constructing an essay, but, for the most part, is not advisable for actually being the sole entity in one. Hence why I would not consider my previous post/s as being 'essays'.

Congratulations on being able to use Wikidedia, though (is this perceptive enough for you?). I mean, it's not like this is the first time you've lifted information from another source and acted as if it was your own :thumbsup