How many Boxers?
Have a look at Chambers, he took the bloody lot!
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mrbassie wrote:A dutchie is a 'dutch pot', a large cooking pot. "pass the dutchie pon the left hand side" means 'my pardon kind sir/madam who sits to the right of me, would you mind awfully handing me my dinner'.
E wrote:I am most upset! They left out Francois Botha!
Yes,Coco wrote:I noticed an MMA fighter was banned??
I never realised there was drug tests in that sport, and a blind eye was turned to drug abuse
Like any pro sport Coco, the drug testing regime MMA fighters undertake is dictated by the Athletic Commision (in the US at least) under which their fight take place - UFC events take place for the most part in VEgas - therefore when fighting in Nevada the fighters are subject to the same strigent testing as boxers.Coco wrote:I noticed an MMA fighter was banned??
I never realised there was drug tests in that sport, and a blind eye was turned to drug abuse
Plenty of others to add to that list from MMA.DG. wrote:Yes,Coco wrote:I noticed an MMA fighter was banned??
I never realised there was drug tests in that sport, and a blind eye was turned to drug abuse
Stephan Bonnar was banned but I think he was banned only from the UFC - a suspension I think - he took part in the ultimate fighter show and is a UFC fighter.
Also Sean 'The Muscle Shark' Sherk - UFC Lightweight Champion, stripped for talking drugs.
Not unless it was an eating competition.DG. wrote:The guys with Cannabis use should not be on there, hardly performance enhancing is it!
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Not unless it was an eating competition.DG. wrote:The guys with Cannabis use should not be on there, hardly performance enhancing is it!
A cutchie is another name for a spliff, the "pass the dutchie pon the left handside" was changed from "pass the cutchie" so it could be released to the mainstreammrbassie wrote:A dutchie is a 'dutch pot', a large cooking pot. "pass the dutchie pon the left hand side" means 'my pardon kind sir/madam who sits to the right of me, would you mind awfully handing me my dinner'.
Chambers2 wrote:A cutchie is another name for a spliff, the "pass the dutchie pon the left handside" was changed from "pass the cutchie" so it could be released to the mainstreammrbassie wrote:A dutchie is a 'dutch pot', a large cooking pot. "pass the dutchie pon the left hand side" means 'my pardon kind sir/madam who sits to the right of me, would you mind awfully handing me my dinner'.
unfortunately, for the fresh faced kids of musical youth not enough of them could put the cutchie (and in some instances much, much stronger stuff) down and most of them ended up in a bad way..Chambers2 wrote:A cutchie is another name for a spliff, the "pass the dutchie pon the left handside" was changed from "pass the cutchie" so it could be released to the mainstreammrbassie wrote:A dutchie is a 'dutch pot', a large cooking pot. "pass the dutchie pon the left hand side" means 'my pardon kind sir/madam who sits to the right of me, would you mind awfully handing me my dinner'.