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"no, I want to Biological"

Lenny wrote:I read through this whole thread. Reminds me of some things. ABA title, York Hall 1976. Isn't one of them. People repeating themselves. People being disrespectful. Could have been so different. Boxing has changed some. It has stayed some. Neville Meade v Paul Sykes 1970 something. Casinos. It's like Don King once told me. Big boy.

Adios

I vote for Lenny as our new saviour on the BBC!

'Ali. Never ducked a challenge. Greatest. Foreman, such a nice grill. Knocked out, German Shepherd watched with tired eyes, emotional. Conclusive. Floyd Havard, what happened to him? Oh, then Ali read some adverts and Foreman wanted another part of Mo. Thrilla in the Griller. Nah, beat you already George, try Lennox. Lewis was good, not Denise, the other one. Diamonds Are Forever...believe me.......Adios'

King Geedorah wrote:

stujones wrote:Biological stuff, which I am doing now, isn't.

On the job, eh -- you dirty mite.

Haha - yeah actually! Their finding out all about the frontal lobe for me! Sent them off to the library!

Lenny wrote:I read through this whole thread. Reminds me of some things. ABA title, York Hall 1976. Isn't one of them. People repeating themselves. People being disrespectful. Could have been so different. Boxing has changed some. It has stayed some. Neville Meade v Paul Sykes 1970 something. Casinos. It's like Don King once told me. Big boy.

Adios

Lenny wrote:I read through this whole thread. Reminds me of some things. ABA title, York Hall 1976. Isn't one of them. People repeating themselves. People being disrespectful. Could have been so different. Boxing has changed some. It has stayed some. Neville Meade v Paul Sykes 1970 something. Casinos. It's like Don King once told me. Big boy.

Adios

Clearly a student of the art!

stujones wrote:Having said this, and I might be wrong, the impression I get is that Hart doesn't necessarily bombared editors with "lets talk about Scott Quigg or Jamie McDonnell".

That said, you'd stand more chance of reading about one of them in one of Harty's increasingly rare columns than you would from the paper's boxing writer — fact.

Hola.

This thread is great, some fantastic humour.

Lenny wrote:I read through this whole thread. Reminds me of some things. ABA title, York Hall 1976. Isn't one of them. People repeating themselves. People being disrespectful. Could have been so different. Boxing has changed some. It has stayed some. Neville Meade v Paul Sykes 1970 something. Casinos. It's like Don King once told me. Big boy.

Adios

thread finisher

Close the site down I reckon, that was a definitive moment. Leave it on a high, like Lennox.

Glyn Leach wrote:Close the site down I reckon, that was a definitive moment. Leave it on a high, like Lennox.

Na, we need a rematch.

It'd be the same as the last site only quicker

Trust me - Bunce is ducking this thread.

Interesting there is so much call for Colin to write about Scott Quigg. Colin did a column on Quigg in December. I believe it is the biggest piece ever on Quigg in the national press.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... arner.html

Indeed, he often does things on prospects, especially around the young boxer of the year award. His column, like it or not, is one of the few dedicated national paper spaces to boxing outside direct news stories. So sometimes he might do the big fight coming up, sometimes he could do a book review, or a history piece about Sugar Ray Robinson or Ted 'Kid' Lewis.
OK, he got it wrong about Alexander being stripped of the IBF title, but it was good to see a Bradley-Alexander piece in The Sun. Thanks to the tennis, my preview ended up online only and didn't make the paper.

Oh my days!

King Geedorah wrote:"Never apologise, never explain." Gandhi, I believe.

According to Wikipedia it was John Fisher. I always thought it was Disreali. And Tel - terribly sorry, but just want to check where it came from....

Loynesy wrote:

King Geedorah wrote:"Never apologise, never explain." Gandhi, I believe.

According to Wikipedia it was John Fisher. I always thought it was Disreali. And Tel - terribly sorry, but just want to check where it came from....

Pedant! Leave us in peace, allow us our right to state factual inaccuracies!

King Geedorah wrote:

Loynesy wrote:

King Geedorah wrote:"Never apologise, never explain." Gandhi, I believe.

According to Wikipedia it was John Fisher. I always thought it was Disreali. And Tel - terribly sorry, but just want to check where it came from....

No worries. I think Ghandi came up with “Never give a sucker an even break.” Or was that one down to Arnold Rimmer?

Similar to “I defend your right to say that and shit but I, like, dun agree wit’ ya.” Ascribed to Voltaire but it actually came from Mary Whitehouse, although she insists that she was off-the-record at the time.

“Hey you, Whitehouse, ah hah, charade you are.”

I think this post confirms that the mighty King G was indeed taking the p*ss by ascribing it to Gandhi in the first place. Anyone earning less than £500 per hour could have spotted that.

I mean, does he do anything other than rip it?

KG's posts, broken down by BoxRec's number crunchers:

Inappropriate levity 50%
Barely understandable levity 25%
Hip hop posts 10%
Drug-affected posts 14%
Ordinary boxing posts of merit 1%
(Poll tolerance +/- 1%)

And everyone knows Colin Hart is Scott Quigg's brother, anyway

Deserter wrote:

Lenny wrote:I read through this whole thread. Reminds me of some things. ABA title, York Hall 1976. Isn't one of them. People repeating themselves. People being disrespectful. Could have been so different. Boxing has changed some. It has stayed some. Neville Meade v Paul Sykes 1970 something. Casinos. It's like Don King once told me. Big boy.

Adios

Captain Hook wrote:

Lenny wrote:I read through this whole thread. Reminds me of some things. ABA title, York Hall 1976. Isn't one of them. People repeating themselves. People being disrespectful. Could have been so different. Boxing has changed some. It has stayed some. Neville Meade v Paul Sykes 1970 something. Casinos. It's like Don King once told me. Big boy.

Adios

I vote for Lenny as our new saviour on the BBC!
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i've got that Plum on hide along with one of his cronies who once told me "I know who you are....." pair of fr*ggin bandits.

King Geedorah wrote:

Loynesy wrote:

King Geedorah wrote:"Never apologise, never explain." Gandhi, I believe.

According to Wikipedia it was John Fisher. I always thought it was Disreali. And Tel - terribly sorry, but just want to check where it came from....

No worries. I think Ghandi came up with “Never give a sucker an even break.” Or was that one down to Arnold Rimmer?

Similar to “I defend your right to say that and shit but I, like, dun agree wit’ ya.” Ascribed to Voltaire but it actually came from Mary Whitehouse, although she insists that she was off-the-record at the time.

“Hey you, Whitehouse, ah hah, charade you are.”

I hope everyone got the joke in my reply.....

Was it a good one Loynesy?

You had to be there

Bah! No more wasting my time with you half-wits, from now on I will only associate with my own kind.