Margo in Paris

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What other things contain both sulfur and calcium?

I mean come on freddy.. why did they even find sulfur and calcium on his wraps anyway?

Obviously they were plaster wraps that can easily be hidden with regular wraps.

The wraps never got hard because he never sweat (sweat is mostly water).

Sweat, wraps, sulfur and calcium = hardened wraps.

There was no sweat.

 

Tell it like it is Varg!!!!

I thought Freddy-Wak had acknowledged the obvious and now he appears
to be doing an about face....what is up with that Freddy?

Margie is a sorry ass cheating *******!!!!

Defend him all you want...he had a much more qualified defense team that
costed him$$$$ and they couldn't pull it off....it was too obvious!!!

And you want to mount a lame defense like such.....PLEASE!!!!!

 

:rofl:rofl:rofl


just stick to updating KIRKS prediction page....stay out of boxing conversations


bricks aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahaahahahhhah

 

people are saying that those are the same from the cotto fight if thats true and cotto really did submit to bricks, then whey in the mosley fight were they soft again....:rofl:rofl:rofl

some of you guys are too much

 

just stop coming in here bro, keep thinking margo stormed thru cotto and cintron with bricks :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
maybe you can even write a puerto rican comic book about it....i'm sure the whole island will believe you...trust me

 

Go buy some paris of plaster . . PLEASE! You can make something out of it, lets say a brick :rofl, then let it dry. . . Once it drys, Apply water, and it can be softened again.

A couple years ago i used that **** to make masks in school aha

 

I found this hilarious btw

 

but i thought water made it brick hard

 

IDR ever saying that or seeing someone saying that? I remember people saying they moistened it before and it would dry and once it would dry it would be "brick" hard as you put it. I've never used it in more than 2 or 3 layers . . which was pretty hard for such a thin piece. I'm sure multiple layers can be compacted to be extremely hard.


You apply water to Paris of Plaster to make it soft to apply it to whatever it is your using it for . . where did you get that from? SMH idiots.



"Like those materials plaster starts as a dry powder that is mixed with water to form a paste which liberates heat and then hardens." (

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you just called most puerto rican posters, eze and rudyard idiots

hahahahaha

 

Ok well if they said that, as you said they did, then they're idiots in that matter. . . Which includes your for believing what you hear. Water will soften paris of plaster.

I'm Puerto Rican myself actually :yep

 

i edited my post...re-read it please :yep

and i aint no idiot bro, i never once believed them or anybody saying water makes plaster of paris brick hard....

 

no? :rofl I'm guessing you were using sarcasm then.

LMAO I read your post, smh.

 

:rofl:rofl i told you


what's SMH :huh