I always wished they would actually sell branded R&S logs. (not to mentioned Powdered Toast) Nickelodeon missed huge merchandising opportunities (even though all those were parodies of consumer ***** culture)
I refused to watch Ren and Stimpy as a kid, I was too busy repeatedly watching Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2. I'm not sure what my parents were thinking but its made me the kook I am today. Which is a good thing, I think.:good
Dude, there were many households in which R&S was banned. Let alone Texas Chainsaw Massacre. You had some permissive folks. :good
I wonder who Golovkin can beat at 160, who's willing to fight him, who is not a bum, according to those posters that are fans of Broner's? :think
WTF does Broner have to do with anything? :huh ...but now that you've put their names together, I'm gonna :jjj fantasizing about Golovkin vs. Broner in an 8' ring, brb.
When I was 10 I'll never forget the look of horror on one of my other sister's face,(who I currently don't speak to) when I put on Chainsaw 2 to show them how cool it was, her and her husband were pale faced.:scaredas::rofl
'Good Boy' doesn't really suit Martin but the russian original 'molodyets' (tough kid/ Game lad) fits him just fine IMO.
I somewhat agree Murray is one tough SOB and that was a courageous performance but hes not done He didn't have the prime beaten out of him Furthermore, hes not an amazingly skilled fighter He was always beatable and still is If someone goes on to beat him, its not because he was ruined by Golovkin but because he was always a beatable guy.
It remains to be seen. I'll be amazed if that harrowing 10.5 rounds didn't as much as halve Murray's ability. Golovkin took years off his career and he's already 32.
Murray should get another HBO date. He showed guts, heart, resolve, and perseverance against a savage puncher. We have seen many a fighter quit on HBO under much less stress for sure. It was a good win and people that hate GGG and call Murray a 'bum' are disrespecting a very solid fighter in Murray.
Yeah but that could backfire and make the problem worse. If, as expected, Murray is decimated by the loss and looks bad or loses in that next HBO date, it will give ammo to critics discrediting what Golovkin accomplished in shutting out and stopping him. I'd almost rather see Murray go and quietly take a soft touch back home, see what he still has left, and then if he's still on sharp form cash in his goodwill points to appear on HBO in another meaningful contest with another contender.