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This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 16 Oct 2006, 16:37
by pundit
A careless secretary had whispered the word "Kessler".
Everyone rushed to the fire exit; Frankie Warren allegedly lost consciousness and had to be revived with rythmic sounds of "bum -- bum -- bum"; and Joe Calzaghe was found with a peeing-attack on the toilet with the door locked and barricaded.
The secretary was fired for gross misconduct.
Posted: 16 Oct 2006, 18:32
by BennitheHill
Posted: 16 Oct 2006, 18:57
by MightyWarrior
Listen, we all love a bit of satire over here, but sweet Jesus, can you try to be at least a tad funny with your endless Danish posts?
I know you yanks & Europeans just love Bennie Hill and all, but can you try a bit harder?
American humour is no laughing matter.
Posted: 16 Oct 2006, 19:03
by josh fg
It is quite funny just a shame our friend pundit is a little well obsessed with calzaghe
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 07:18
by Chambers2
josh fg wrote:It is quite funny just a shame our friend pundit is a little well obsessed with calzaghe
He still hasn't recovered from the Lacy embarrassment, I think it's mentally scarred him
Re: This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 07:21
by boxingchat
pundit wrote:A careless secretary had whispered the word "Kessler".
Everyone rushed to the fire exit; Frankie Warren allegedly lost consciousness and had to be revived with rythmic sounds of "bum -- bum -- bum"; and Joe Calzaghe was found with a peeing-attack on the toilet with the door locked and barricaded.
The secretary was fired for gross misconduct.
Idiot, just like his President. WOMD anyone?

Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 07:24
by jamesmcdonnell
This morning a tiny erection broke out in Pundits pants. He'd had the dream about the sweating, heaving gleaming torso of Mikkel Kessler again.
How he longed to prostrate himself and offer up his willing bumhole to the big rugged dane, but alas, that was just a dream, and so he contented himself with drubbing himself as he watched a video of his beloved bashing up Markus Beyer, and imagined what sweet joy those fists could have brought him.

Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 07:27
by boxingchat
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 07:28
by MERC
lol
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 08:45
by josh fg
Im more of the oppinion something may have hapend between his wife and calzaghe
Re: This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 09:51
by pundit
Oh boy, the truth hurts....

Re: This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 10:44
by jamesmcdonnell
pundit wrote:Oh boy, the truth hurts....

I'm guessing that's your 'love name' for Mikkel. 'the truth.' Hence the 'sweet pain.'
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 10:45
by pundit
Terence wrote:Im more of the oppinion something may have hapend between his wife and calzaghe Josh
Oh boy, the truth hurts....
Pundit
Unfortunate timing there Pundit
So how long have her and Joe been at it?
Tell you what: if my wife was really after some change, she'd have better options than a bloke who gets his face crushed to make a living....
P
(PS: in contrast to your wife she wouldn't get stoned for this though. Sorry, but couldn't hold this one back)
Re: This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 10:47
by pundit
jamesmcdonnell wrote:pundit wrote:Oh boy, the truth hurts....

I'm guessing that's your 'love name' for Mikkel. 'the truth.' Hence the 'sweet pain.'
I guess these rather weird phantasies confirm all prejudices about Englishmen's preferences...
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 10:49
by jamesmcdonnell
Au contraite bumdit, I mean pundit, merely second guessing your sweaty fantasies about your beloved Mikkel.
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 11:13
by pundit
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Au contraite bumdit, I mean pundit, merely second guessing your sweaty fantasies about your beloved Mikkel.
Let's leave it here - you are "second guessing"....

Re: This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 11:17
by pundit
boxingchat wrote:pundit wrote:A careless secretary had whispered the word "Kessler".
Everyone rushed to the fire exit; Frankie Warren allegedly lost consciousness and had to be revived with rythmic sounds of "bum -- bum -- bum"; and Joe Calzaghe was found with a peeing-attack on the toilet with the door locked and barricaded.
The secretary was fired for gross misconduct.
Idiot, just like his President. WOMD anyone?

Kessler's right hand. Would destroy Sports Network's main asset within minutes. They are building a bunker now underneath Sport Network's main building for protection. As soons as Kessler enters the UK, Calzaghe will ahve to hide there until the threat is gone

Re: This morning a general panic broke out at Sports Network
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 11:35
by charlieb
pundit wrote:A careless secretary had whispered the word "Kessler".
Everyone rushed to the fire exit; Frankie Warren allegedly lost consciousness and had to be revived with rythmic sounds of "bum -- bum -- bum"; and Joe Calzaghe was found with a peeing-attack on the toilet with the door locked and barricaded.
The secretary was fired for gross misconduct.
You probably aren't too far away from the truth actually.
If it isn't Kessler next, then it'd better be Bernie. If it's neither... colour you clairvoyant.
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 18:31
by Loynesy
What I still don't get, is a reasoned explanation of why Kessler would beat Calzaghe. I don't even like the man (Joe C) so accusations of "hugging" - bizarre anyway about anyone aged post 18, make no sense.
Posted: 17 Oct 2006, 18:35
by pundit
Loynesy wrote:What I still don't get, is a reasoned explanation of why Kessler would beat Calzaghe. I don't even like the man (Joe C) so accusations of "hugging" - bizarre anyway about anyone aged post 18, make no sense.
Bigger, stronger, excellent jab, drop-dead dangerous right hand that would make it extremely risky for Calzaghe to get into his preferred half-distance stance.... There are plentiful reasons.
I'm not saying a Kessler win would be a done deal, I am saying though that this is the fight to be made, and that it would be shameful if Calzaghe would be running from it. Unfortunately, this is exactly what seems to be happening. It would only be too consistent with Calzaghe's entire career management.