I always hear about these knockdowns of Trinidad... I hear less about how all these guys ended up after scoring these knockdowns Yes, Trinidad...
#ucken bich you bow down in reel lif ok biyyyyach
I haven't paid for a fight since 2007
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Griffith... too strong, too versatile grate hart grate chin gould skils ok #uken bich hah hah hah
It definitely took something out of him physically and mentally... he absorbed a quiet, but vicious beating even while winning the fight
exactly... Only a madman would say Jones was scared of DM or that DM had any more than a hellbound snowball's chance, but conversely, only a...
it's true^ financially, he has made out like a bandit with matches like this
Watching Vinny Paz get beat up like that was one of the most enjoyable boxing experiences I ever had... I only wish he had been knocked down three...
You a Michael Bay enthusiast, as well? "durpaderpyderpderp, look at the explosions, wow!!" --- every person ever entertained by Michael Bay's...
That's a negative, Houston. Over.
nein
he's also never made a movie that wasn't a pile of dogshit
yeah, the Hall fight was without question a vicious beatdown
exactly
I'm sure he is a nice guy And he is "technically amazing" ... so is Mariah Carey :boring:
I think people are sort of missing the point... It would have been better for Jones' legacy to fight and beat DM not because DM had a realistic...
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Becker described the song well... " The protagonist is not a musician but he sort of imagines that that would be one of the mythic forms of...
oh yeah? you gonna GIVE HIM A BIG KISS???
you'll hate it for your weird, essentially non-musical reasons(:lol:) but listen to "Deacon Blues" form Aja... That is a song that could only...
Steely Dan only SEEMS loose, my friend dated does not offend me... it was a great "date" after all, in so many ways... the arts flourished all...
Harlem, baby... where The Duke made his name Minton's Playhouse Charlie Parker, Dizzy, Howard McGhee, Roy Haynes, Monk, Miles, Horace Silver,...
:hammert: indeed
No... Walter Becker was from Queens, Fagen grew up in Passaic (which is Metro Area anyway) That is a textbook city blues, that song... with jazz...
bizarre interpretation:scratcher: Steely Dan sounds more unmistakably New York than any popular, non-bebop music I've ever heard... everything...
Steely Dan eats my musical pussy
For Brother Hut :hammert: Some turnout, a hundred grand Get with it we'll shake his hand Don't bother to understand Don't question the little man...
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