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That reminds me J, must give you those CD's when we meet up next week.

I'm best man at a wedding , guess what day.....yep June 4th

topper123 wrote:I'm best man at a wedding , guess what day.....yep June 4th

No offence to you friend, but I do think that is rather selfish of him.

J wrote:MATE ITS NO DIFFERENT TO WHAT YOUVE DONE ROUND MINE TO A BIT OF REGGAE!!!!

Bubi James was refferring tot he fact everytime he comes round mine he leaves with a severe hangover and loss of memory.

What has he done to a bit of reggae? Bit of winding while the boxing's on?

J wrote:MATE ITS NO DIFFERENT TO WHAT YOUVE DONE ROUND MINE TO A BIT OF REGGAE!!!!

Bubi James was refferring tot he fact everytime he comes round mine he leaves with a severe hangover and loss of memory.

sounds like beer drinking, i am very good in this when the beer is cold. BTW i could fly for 80-100 Euros to London. sounds good.

007 wrote:

J wrote:MATE ITS NO DIFFERENT TO WHAT YOUVE DONE ROUND MINE TO A BIT OF REGGAE!!!!

Bubi James was refferring tot he fact everytime he comes round mine he leaves with a severe hangover and loss of memory.

What has he done to a bit of reggae? Bit of winding while the boxing's on?

I always bring a pair of battyriders with me.....

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

007 wrote:

J wrote:MATE ITS NO DIFFERENT TO WHAT YOUVE DONE ROUND MINE TO A BIT OF REGGAE!!!!

Bubi James was refferring tot he fact everytime he comes round mine he leaves with a severe hangover and loss of memory.

What has he done to a bit of reggae? Bit of winding while the boxing's on?

I always bring a pair of battyriders with me.....

Blokes?

damn, i just pissed myself laughing at the thought of J Mac in his battyriders.... and then pissed myself even more whn 007 suggested that J Mac meant bloked who ride the batty

"Hi, this is greg, and this is Jerome, together they're known as 'the battyriders' Take it away boys..."

"whooooooo..."

Cue the strains of murder she wrote...

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Cue the strains of murder she wrote...

du du du du du
du du du du dum

du du du du du du du du du du du du du du duuu

......

stop it... my stomach is hurting i laughed so much!!!!

J: where do you live by the way??? west london? J Mac your a hammersmith boy arent ya?

"whooooo, I love this one, don't you Jerome....naughty!"

It's a mental image which I find quite disturbing...


Fear not, I have a tendency to sing at the top of my voice whenever Reggae tunes come on, unfortunately I tend to know most of the words too....strangely though this only happens round at J's house for some reason.

"the battyriders looked familiar" thought james..... but just who were they???

knockout wrote:stop it... my stomach is hurting i laughed so much!!!!

J: where do you live by the way??? west london? J Mac your a hammersmith boy arent ya?

Originally, but I'm in Brixton now. Where are you Matt?

If ever there's an example of someone who went pro at the wrong time, it's Kostya. He switched after winning the worlds in Australia in 1991 (held in the November of that year). Seven months later, came the Barcelona Olympics. Kostya was 3-0 as a pro, against nobodies, when they came round. Bet if you ask him if he regrets not winning an Olympic gold, you'd get a definite 'yes'.
He'd have been sensational in the Olympics.

Bermondsey....... dutty south nowadays!!!

bennie wrote:If ever there's an example of someone who went pro at the wrong time, it's Kostya. He switched after winning the worlds in Australia in 1991 (held in the November of that year). Seven months later, came the Barcelona Olympics. Kostya was 3-0 as a pro, against nobodies, when they came round. Bet if you ask him if he regrets not winning an Olympic gold, you'd get a definite 'yes'.
He'd have been sensational in the Olympics.

a bit tricky with Kosta as he was still living under a communist regime at the time so the decision wasnt like the one Amir khan has to make....

Gold medal and flat in russia or millions in the bank and undisputed champ...

Despite not winning a gold medal he is widely acknowledged as one of the best amateurs ever...

You're not far away from brixon then Matt, we might all head down one night to catch Roddigan's Reggae at Mass one night, by all I don't mean the entire forum obviously.

sounds good!! just holla at me when you plan to go......

by the way I saw Chris the DJ a few weeks ago stuck in traffic!!!

bennie wrote:If ever there's an example of someone who went pro at the wrong time, it's Kostya. He switched after winning the worlds in Australia in 1991 (held in the November of that year). Seven months later, came the Barcelona Olympics. Kostya was 3-0 as a pro, against nobodies, when they came round. Bet if you ask him if he regrets not winning an Olympic gold, you'd get a definite 'yes'.
He'd have been sensational in the Olympics.

Not neccessarily, it's not that simple to just walk away from the Russian amateur boxing associaition.
He just won the World amateur championships in a beautiful country and the time was right for him to turn over.
You say he was 3-0 against nobodies by the time the Olympics started, but who did he box in his fourth fight?... Juan LaPorte.
Whilst I would've loved to see him win Olympic gold, it would no way have been a formality. Don't forget a certain Cuban legend happened to scoop the title that year in Barcelona, a Mr Vinent.

Ulysses wrote:

bennie wrote:If ever there's an example of someone who went pro at the wrong time, it's Kostya. He switched after winning the worlds in Australia in 1991 (held in the November of that year). Seven months later, came the Barcelona Olympics. Kostya was 3-0 as a pro, against nobodies, when they came round. Bet if you ask him if he regrets not winning an Olympic gold, you'd get a definite 'yes'.
He'd have been sensational in the Olympics.

Not neccessarily, it's not that simple to just walk away from the Russian amateur boxing associaition.
He just won the World amateur championships in a beautiful country and the time was right for him to turn over.
You say he was 3-0 against nobodies by the time the Olympics started, but who did he box in his fourth fight?... Juan LaPorte.
Whilst I would've loved to see him win Olympic gold, it would no way have been a formality. Don't forget a certain Cuban legend happened to scoop the title that year in Barcelona, a Mr Vinent.

Vinent was nothing special; had all the medals, for sure, but so did Hernandez a weight up and Carruth beat him. Tszyu would have murdered Vinent. I seem to recall an old Canadian homosexual giving Vinent a hard fight in the final.

bennie wrote:

Ulysses wrote:

bennie wrote:If ever there's an example of someone who went pro at the wrong time, it's Kostya. He switched after winning the worlds in Australia in 1991 (held in the November of that year). Seven months later, came the Barcelona Olympics. Kostya was 3-0 as a pro, against nobodies, when they came round. Bet if you ask him if he regrets not winning an Olympic gold, you'd get a definite 'yes'.
He'd have been sensational in the Olympics.

Not neccessarily, it's not that simple to just walk away from the Russian amateur boxing associaition.
He just won the World amateur championships in a beautiful country and the time was right for him to turn over.
You say he was 3-0 against nobodies by the time the Olympics started, but who did he box in his fourth fight?... Juan LaPorte.
Whilst I would've loved to see him win Olympic gold, it would no way have been a formality. Don't forget a certain Cuban legend happened to scoop the title that year in Barcelona, a Mr Vinent.

Vinent was nothing special; had all the medals, for sure, but so did Hernandez a weight up and Carruth beat him. Tszyu would have murdered Vinent. I seem to recall an old Canadian homosexual giving Vinent a hard fight in the final.

Yeah, silly me, two Olympic gold medals is 'nothing special'. Mark Leduc (the Canadian homosexual) lost 11-1 to Vinent in a one-sided affair.

Ulysses wrote:

bennie wrote:

Ulysses wrote: Not neccessarily, it's not that simple to just walk away from the Russian amateur boxing associaition.
He just won the World amateur championships in a beautiful country and the time was right for him to turn over.
You say he was 3-0 against nobodies by the time the Olympics started, but who did he box in his fourth fight?... Juan LaPorte.
Whilst I would've loved to see him win Olympic gold, it would no way have been a formality. Don't forget a certain Cuban legend happened to scoop the title that year in Barcelona, a Mr Vinent.

Vinent was nothing special; had all the medals, for sure, but so did Hernandez a weight up and Carruth beat him. Tszyu would have murdered Vinent. I seem to recall an old Canadian homosexual giving Vinent a hard fight in the final.

Yeah, silly me, two Olympic gold medals is 'nothing special'. Mark Leduc (the Canadian homosexual) lost 11-1 to Vinent in a one-sided affair.

You make my point. Tszyu should have stayed amateur for seven months and won Olympic gold.

PS: Put those old copies down and get on with it.

bennie wrote:

Ulysses wrote:

bennie wrote: Vinent was nothing special; had all the medals, for sure, but so did Hernandez a weight up and Carruth beat him. Tszyu would have murdered Vinent. I seem to recall an old Canadian homosexual giving Vinent a hard fight in the final.

Yeah, silly me, two Olympic gold medals is 'nothing special'. Mark Leduc (the Canadian homosexual) lost 11-1 to Vinent in a one-sided affair.

You make my point. Tszyu should have stayed amateur for seven months and won Olympic gold.

PS: Put those old copies down and get on with it.

You can't even make your own point! Kostya would not have been a certainty to win the gold.
Jog on.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:You're not far away from brixon then Matt, we might all head down one night to catch Roddigan's Reggae at Mass one night, by all I don't mean the entire forum obviously.

I'm up for a meet up down sarf not sure about reggae though do me a favour! ;)