Boxing is 'Officially' the Toughest Sport in the World !

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Peterp, Dec 31, 2007.


  1. PhillyShell

    PhillyShell Active Member Full Member

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    really? your knowledge of the american educational system truly is impressive. you're right, we are taught that arroance is good. we are also taught that george w. bush is the greatest politician ever, the only good music is country music, the world is flat, and snow is just "god's dandruff". cause america, much like everything else, is accurately depicted in the media.


    yeah, my knowledge of alcohol probably isn't as great as yours. but then again, i don't spend all my time down in pubs getting drunk. it's this whole crazy idea i had where i don't find recreationally destroying my liver to be fun and exciting. i know, it's a revolutionary thought, try not to let it confuse you too much.

    but again, thanks for fitting the stereotype to a "T" my friend, i'm always happy to talk at (because you can't really talk to them) a caricature of a person.
     
  2. Job

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    How come all the US sportsmen in the olympics are the most arrogant people you come across in sports?


    Okay, I don't care that you think you're beer is good, I think it's absolutely disgusting.
     
  3. PhillyShell

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    i'm guessing that you've never actually "come across" them at all. it's far more likely that you've watched one event on a crappy pub television while hammered and said something along the lines of "ah dunt lawk dhem AH-merican ****s!" and of course, because you don't like them and they are american, their tragic flaw is obviously arrogance. (because really, the whole individual personality thing is a complete myth, all americans are obviously wankers)

    i never said "my" beer was good. see, you can figure that out on your on your own by reading my posts.
     
  4. Job

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    Its funny that your stereotype of european people are just the same as we see you. But honestly, scandinavians still adhere strongly to the jantelaw, whereas it seems that most of the american athletes has the total opposite, and no, I don't follow the olympics drunk in a pub, and I always do have favourite athletes who happens to be americans, but personally, with a strong sense of the scandinavian psyche, it is important to me that a sports person is humble and good natured, and as a swede, that is the thing I look for most in athlestes, and I honestly get the impression that the US have least of them. And that not just bull****, that is something that is actually important to me.


    American beer still taste like **** to me, sorry.
     
  5. PhillyShell

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    yeah, it's almost as if i was making a point about how stereotypes are idiotic and using them to support an argument accomplishes nothing. hmm, but surely i, as an american, am not that clever.

    the thing i look for most in athletes is athletic ability, but then again, i also look for competency in other things, so i'm kinda weird like that.

    as a someone who is a. not a beer drinker and b. not nationalistic, i'm not exactly interested
     
  6. Punisher33

    Punisher33 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Dont even listen to him, he always comes on the lounge talking about how his country is so great, and how everybody is so tolerant of him and his brother being a homosexual over there. :barf
     
  7. Mankind

    Mankind Super Moderator banned

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    I thought you left this site you damn ******?
    I wish you'd of pulled this **** a couple weeks ago you American hating, limp wristed ***.

    ***
    Heres a link everyone where this ***** is going nuts in the lounge.
    http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37977&page=4
    I said 'death to ***s' and he goes nuts. He says I wanted his brother to die cause his brother smokes poles but I really think he is the *** brother, thats why hes so mad.

    :lol: :lol: :lol: filthy ***:rofl
     
  8. J_Roth

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    Poor BlowJob. The little Nancy needs to pull his brutha's wang out of his mouth.
     
  9. Carlos Primera

    Carlos Primera Boxing Addict Full Member

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    dont mind the pole smoker. he's just pissed for being on the receiving end of a verbal bukkake from multiple persons in the lounge.
     
  10. psychopath

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    :D :D :D

    Oh . . . okay "toughest" based on the "science of muscles". But if it is toughest based on "meanest" . . . it should have been MMA . . . I believe.

    In MMA . . . you don't need so many rounds to bust the opponents face wide open or strangle him up to submission.
     
  11. Jbuz

    Jbuz Belt folder Full Member

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    Too ****ing right.
     
  12. charlievint

    charlievint Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    ****...if you think Football is gay....you should see this ***gotty ass sport called "SOCCER"....now there are some ass clowns if I've ever spoted one in my life. Bunch of Pansy's kicking around a checkered ball in booty shorts and head bands.:-(
     
  13. charlievint

    charlievint Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Man! Then your countrymen must be borderline ******ed. I mean we are the #1 super power in the world and even your people come to the US to escape your home. I don't see many Americans fighting over a Plane Ticket to Sweeden or Switzerland.:good
     
  14. Words

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    No way is american football more demanding than rugby, its all in short bursts, you dont need any stamina to play American football.

    Dont get me wrong, unlike most brits I actually LIKE playing American football, coz you get a chance to get your breath back at the end of each play, but there's no way its harder than rugby. Its probably more violent, and you need more explosive power, but in a rugby game you've got to keep that up for 80 minutes non stop, its insane.
     
  15. goldenboy

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