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Eubank/Jones play Pinguin Slaan
Posted: 27 Apr 2002, 08:43
by Bard of Boxrec
Right, imagine a prime Eubank trains his head off for 12 weeks solid and then faces a modern day Roy Jones whilst playing Pinguin Slaan.
Who wins?
Posted: 27 Apr 2002, 14:32
by Bladder
I can't even remember the names of half the turkeys Eubank had desparate struggles with ( Ray Close, Dan Sherry, the Brazilian Amaral) and presumably he trained hard for those fights.
His heart and bravery might let him last the course but this is too easy for Jones.
Posted: 27 Apr 2002, 18:55
by barry
Toward the end of the first round, Eubank goes into one of his posing routines and as he does...boom...down goes Eubank, but the bell saves him. Jones finishes him in the second!
Posted: 05 Apr 2005, 11:43
by overhand_right
barry wrote:Toward the end of the first round, Eubank goes into one of his posing routines and as he does...boom...down goes Eubank, but the bell saves him. Jones finishes him in the second!
An entirely forseeable scenario.
Posted: 05 Apr 2005, 11:54
by mrbassie
Jones would've won a ud in a snoozer. I think they'd both start off wanting the other to come to them and end up looking at each other for 12 rounds like in Jones-Hopkins.
Posted: 05 Apr 2005, 14:58
by Bard of Boxrec
god overhand, where the hell did you find this ancient relic? I would never question the outcome of this one now.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 04:48
by overhand_right
I was so bored i clicked on page 50 of boxers of the past and found all these dusty old threads. Thought i might as well resurrect some of Mr Blowes best work.
Its quite interesting seeing what everyone used to write in 2002, in an extremely boring & sad way. But hey, at least i'm avoiding doing any actual work.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 09:24
by Bard of Boxrec
I now what you mean mate. I've scanned through old posts many-a-time looking for gems. Some of my old posts are truly embarrassing

. I don't invite you to look at them, however.
'some of mr blowe's best work' sarcastic bugger. :)
I'm sitting in leeds uni library, thinking about working on my mike tyson project (yes, really). Its for a sociology module, and I figured the easiest project to do on 'Men and masculinities' is Mike, huge amounts of sources there, easy marks, lots of online tysonites to use as reference. however easy this is though, I've still not started today...
Bloody finals, I really should be working my arse off but I can't be arsed.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 11:00
by overhand_right
At least you're not sat in a mind numbing call centre, pretending your looking at 'business related websites'.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 11:07
by Bard of Boxrec
but you're earning money to scroll boxrec... can't be bad.
being stuck in a call centre would nevertheless allow me to say i'm in a 'work environment' thus getting some sort of satisfaction that i'm doing something worthwhile. Internet poker, overhand, if you want procrastination from work, get into internet poker, it really is the bizz.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 11:34
by Gordon
What is Boxrec not work related.
Jeez I'm in the wrong pages AGAIN.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 12:25
by overhand_right
The words 'satisfaction' and 'worthwhile' are definitely not words i would use when describing my job. As for money the tax man & rent takes all of it.
Not tried internet poker yet, currently i dull my sorrow/senses with the below 'business related' website:
http://www.spele.nl/sport512.htm
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 12:43
by KOJOE90
mrbassie wrote:Jones would've won a ud in a snoozer. I think they'd both start off wanting the other to come to them and end up looking at each other for 12 rounds like in Jones-Hopkins.
Yep, I go along with that scenario.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 12:53
by Bard of Boxrec
overhand_right wrote:The words 'satisfaction' and 'worthwhile' are definitely not words i would use when describing my job. As for money the tax man & rent takes all of it.
Not tried internet poker yet, currently i dull my sorrow/senses with the below 'business related' website:
http://www.spele.nl/sport512.htm
I still can't fathom the logic behind why and how you score in 'penalty schieten'.
Posted: 06 Apr 2005, 13:06
by overhand_right
Dunno, but glad to have curbed your attempts at completing your university assignment.
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 06:02
by jamesmcdonnell
Harder than it looks that game.....
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 08:00
by Bard of Boxrec
Incidentally, the mini golf one is highly addictive. Perfect distraction from more important things!
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 08:49
by overhand_right
The key to the 'bomb pool' game is to not load up with power shots. If you do low-power shots you can pretty much line up the balls where you want them.
Another game worth playing on that list is Toss The Penguin. Very addictive.
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 08:59
by Bard of Boxrec
'Toss the penguin'?!!
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 09:02
by overhand_right
Yeah you heard me. Toss the Penguin. If you cant get the link i'll fire it in for you.
And yes i am actually at work right now. Or, should i say, 'work'.
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 09:03
by Bard of Boxrec
ok, just played 'toss the penguin', aka 'Pinguin slaan' and it is tremendous! My current record is 189, after all of 5 goes
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 09:05
by Bard of Boxrec
WOw! 316.5 That penguin went flyin' The main problem I see is when the penguin goes off at a higher trajectory, he tends to end up plopping in the snow rather than scooting an extra few, err, metres
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 09:16
by overhand_right
For anyone else who feels penguin tossing shouldn't be restricted to just Riddick & me..
http://www.spele.nl/sport69.htm
Gentlemen, you can commence your office job work/university assignment dodging now.
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 10:00
by overhand_right
The thread title should've remained as Eubank/Jones. That way anyone who stumbles upon it looking to discuss this concept will actually be thrilled at the hidden content of pure unadulterated non-business (or boxing) related 'gaming' joy. Either that or disappointed by the flase advertising on the thread title.
I wonder how many other relic threads will be resurrected & perverted into completely unrelated topics?
Its a risky game however, bringing all these ancient threads to the present day. Kind of like travelling back in time. "Even the slightest change can alter the future in ways you cant imagine" as a wise old sage once advised (Abe Simpson)
Posted: 07 Apr 2005, 11:04
by Bard of Boxrec
Ah, fate, indeed. How will the world be changed for boxrec posters if I resurrected 'Are my posts good, bad, or somewhere in between' as opposed to 'Edgar Allen Overhand'?