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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: Legendary author Maya Angelou dies
« on: June 26, 2014, 02:11:02 PM »
I drove her and epatha merkerson to a fund raiser about a year ago, a very eloquent and dainty woman......RIP me lady.
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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: Casey Kasem, radio pioneer, dies at 82
« on: June 26, 2014, 02:04:10 PM »
Never miss American top 10 on ah Saturday morning.
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Trinbago, NBA & World Basketball / Re: Lakers Thread
« on: December 25, 2013, 08:52:18 AM »
like d'antoni starting to go senile.
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General Discussion / Re: Merry Christmas
« on: December 25, 2013, 08:51:11 AM »
merry christmas all warriors........all the best in 2014.
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Trinbago, NBA & World Basketball / Re: New York Knickerbockers Thread
« on: December 02, 2013, 11:08:44 AM »yeah the clippers not too bad.ah eh know who stressing me out more......friggin knicks or meh wife......9 in a row.
like yuh better off a LA fan Capo
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Trinbago, NBA & World Basketball / Re: New York Knickerbockers Thread
« on: December 01, 2013, 11:05:13 PM »
ah eh know who stressing me out more......friggin knicks or meh wife......9 in a row. 
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General Discussion / Re: All yuh write the caption for this pic.
« on: November 04, 2013, 02:55:07 PM »
definitly more meat than rice
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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: Celine Dion vs Whitney Houston
« on: October 27, 2013, 10:28:05 AM »My gal vex with me because I tell she Whitney Houston better than Celine Dion.yuh gyul is canadian ah wuh
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Other Sports / Re: T&T first gymnast?
« on: October 27, 2013, 10:26:42 AM »
this go b the first dick ah want to see in action.......in all seriousness which marissa all the best.
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Trinbago, NBA & World Basketball / Re: Lakers Thread
« on: October 27, 2013, 10:24:21 AM »
look like black mamba go b makin he debut bout xmas time........lakers go b lucky if they make playoffs this season.
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Entertainment & Culture Discussion / Re: Celine Dion vs Whitney Houston
« on: October 27, 2013, 10:21:15 AM »
they both top notch......but i give it to whitney
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General Discussion / Re: What is de funniest name allyuh ever hear.
« on: October 01, 2013, 10:19:09 PM »
nini le huynh.....one sweet vietnamese chick.
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Football / Re: Akeem Adams suffers a heart attack
« on: September 26, 2013, 02:41:09 PM »
akeem is ah soca warrior........man go recover and come back better than ever.
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General Discussion / Re: What is de funniest name allyuh ever hear.
« on: September 26, 2013, 02:36:31 PM »does it make him bisexual
https://plus.google.com/112126710886168079629#112126710886168079629/posts
...only one country on de planet go gih dis fellah pressha for he name
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General Discussion / Re: Greatest Wedding Proposal Trinidad and Tobago
« on: September 26, 2013, 02:33:48 PM »
chuuch people...wonder if wasim bull it.......ah have ah pardnah does live in the church,2 months ago the pastor quit the flock,divorce he wife of 30 or so years,move to florida with a 25 year old colombian,reason.....he say the lord tell him to do it.
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General Discussion / Re: Another one ? Na !
« on: September 26, 2013, 02:21:30 PM »
let him pay back every cent,seize he mammy daddy cyat dog assets.
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General Discussion / Re: NO WILD MEAT
« on: September 19, 2013, 10:56:07 PM »
i have manicou and guana in meh freezer right now,it come up saturday all de way from grande....waiting on the right time to heat it up....this is my fine wine.
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Other Sports / Re: RIP Kenny Norton
« on: September 19, 2013, 08:31:16 AM »
just sunday gone me and some fellas talkin bout all these boxers oui......ali,holmes,george,norton,frazier,patterson,hagler,hitman,mugabe,chavez,sugar ray(2)....the list could go on and on.........them is ah dying breed.
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Other Sports / Re: Ex-boxing champ Morrison dies at 44
« on: September 18, 2013, 06:31:40 PM »
Former heavyweight boxer Ken Norton Sr. dies at 70
Wednesday, September 18, 2013, 4:28pm
Ken Norton Sr., a former heavyweight boxing champion who defeated Muhammad Ali in 1973, then lost in the rematch later that year, died Wednesday at a hospital in Arizona where he had been undergoing rehabilitation since suffering a stroke last year, according to his friend and manager Patrick Tenore. Norton was 70 and had congestive heart failure.
Norton broke Ali's jaw in their initial fight, then lost at the Inglewood Forum in the rematch. Ali defeated Norton again in a decision at Yankee Stadium in New York in 1976.
In 1978, Norton won the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship when Leon Spinks chose not to fight him. He lost the title to Larry Holmes that June.
Norton finished with a record of 42-7-1 and 33 knockouts. He later went on to an acting career.
One of his sons, Ken Norton Jr., was a star linebacker at UCLA who played for the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL and now coaches for the Seattle Seahawks.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013, 4:28pm
Ken Norton Sr., a former heavyweight boxing champion who defeated Muhammad Ali in 1973, then lost in the rematch later that year, died Wednesday at a hospital in Arizona where he had been undergoing rehabilitation since suffering a stroke last year, according to his friend and manager Patrick Tenore. Norton was 70 and had congestive heart failure.
Norton broke Ali's jaw in their initial fight, then lost at the Inglewood Forum in the rematch. Ali defeated Norton again in a decision at Yankee Stadium in New York in 1976.
In 1978, Norton won the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship when Leon Spinks chose not to fight him. He lost the title to Larry Holmes that June.
Norton finished with a record of 42-7-1 and 33 knockouts. He later went on to an acting career.
One of his sons, Ken Norton Jr., was a star linebacker at UCLA who played for the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL and now coaches for the Seattle Seahawks.
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Other Sports / Re: Ex-boxing champ Morrison dies at 44
« on: September 03, 2013, 05:09:39 PM »
for the vacant WBO belt
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Other Sports / Ex-boxing champ Morrison dies at 44
« on: September 02, 2013, 09:59:35 PM »
OMAHA, NEB. (AP)
Tommy Morrison's career reached its pinnacle on a hot June night in Las Vegas, when he stepped into the ring and beat George Foreman to become heavyweight champion.
It reached its nadir when he tested positive for HIV three years later.
The last 20 years of the brash boxer's life would be defined by extensive legal troubles, erratic behavior and mounting health problems. Morrison would later claim that he never tested positive for the virus that causes AIDs, even as he was hospitalized during the last days of his life.
Morrison died Sunday night at a Nebraska hospital. He was 44.
His longtime promoter and close friend, Tony Holden, confirmed that "the Duke" had died, but his family would not disclose the cause of death. Morrison and his wife, Trisha, continued to deny that the former champion ever had HIV during the final years of his life.
"Tommy's a very stubborn person and he views things the way he wants to view things. That's his right and privilege," Holden said. "All through his career, him and I would come not to physical blows but disagreements on certain things. We always ended up friends. That was Tommy.
"That's the way Tommy took off after he was told he was HIV-positive," Holden added. "When he first was told, I was taking him to seek treatment and to different doctors around the country. And then he started research on the Internet and started saying it was a conspiracy. He went in that direction and never looked back."
The controversy, along with Morrison's rapid decline, overshadowed a stellar career.
Morrison was a prodigious puncher whose bid to fight in the 1988 Seoul Olympics ended at the hands of Ray Mercer, who later dealt him his first professional loss. Along the way, Morrison became such a recognizable face that he was cast in "Rocky V" alongside Sylvester Stallone.
Morrison won his first 28 professional fights, beating faded champions such as Pinklon Thomas along the way. He hit it big at the Thomas & Mack Center in the summer of 1993 -- a unanimous decision over Foreman, then in the midst of his comeback -- to claim a vacant world title.
As with so many things in Morrison's life, the good was quickly followed by the bad.
Morrison was in line for a high-profile bout with Lennox Lewis when he was upset by unheralded fighter Michael Bentt in Tulsa, Okla., not far from where Morrison was raised. He was knocked down three times and the fight was called before the first round ended.
The loss meant a potential $7.5 million payday for a title unification fight simply vanished.
"I zigged when I should have zagged," Morrison said afterward. "It's one of those situations you have to live with and learn from it. I'll be back."
Morrison indeed came back, but he was never the same feared fighter. He beat a bunch of long shots and faded stars over the next couple of years before getting knocked out by Lewis in the sixth round.
That fight happened in October 1995. By February, Morrison had tested positive for HIV.
He'd been preparing for another fight that winter when his blood test came back positive for the virus that causes AIDs. Morrison's license was quickly suspended by Nevada, and the ban was, in effect, upheld by every other sanctioning body. Morrison said at a news conference in 1996 that he'd never fight again, blaming his plight on a "permissive, fast and reckless lifestyle."
His lifestyle never changed, though, even when he stepped away from the ring.
He had already run afoul of the law in 1993, when he pleaded guilty to assaulting a college student. He also dealt with weapons charges and multiple DUI incidents over the years.
Morrison was finally sentenced to two years in prison in 2000, and another year was added to his sentence in 2002 for violating parole.
When he was released, Morrison said his HIV tests were in fact false positives, and he wanted to resume his career. He passed medical tests in Arizona -- even as Nevada stood by its decision to suspend his license -- and returned to the ring. Morrison fought twice more in his career, winning once in West Virginia and for the final time in Mexico. He finished with a record of 48-3-1 with 42 knockouts.
Morrison started to fade from the public eye in the final years of his life. He tried to stay connected to the sport by opening a gym in Wichita, Kan., but the enterprise was short-lived.
"If Tommy was fighting today, he no doubt would be a world champion," Holden said. "You have to look at who he was fighting in the `90s, the guys in that division were Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Riddick Bowe, Ray Mercer, George Foreman. There's no one with that talent today. Tommy would absolutely dominate if he were in his prime boxing today."
Tommy Morrison's career reached its pinnacle on a hot June night in Las Vegas, when he stepped into the ring and beat George Foreman to become heavyweight champion.
It reached its nadir when he tested positive for HIV three years later.
The last 20 years of the brash boxer's life would be defined by extensive legal troubles, erratic behavior and mounting health problems. Morrison would later claim that he never tested positive for the virus that causes AIDs, even as he was hospitalized during the last days of his life.
Morrison died Sunday night at a Nebraska hospital. He was 44.
His longtime promoter and close friend, Tony Holden, confirmed that "the Duke" had died, but his family would not disclose the cause of death. Morrison and his wife, Trisha, continued to deny that the former champion ever had HIV during the final years of his life.
"Tommy's a very stubborn person and he views things the way he wants to view things. That's his right and privilege," Holden said. "All through his career, him and I would come not to physical blows but disagreements on certain things. We always ended up friends. That was Tommy.
"That's the way Tommy took off after he was told he was HIV-positive," Holden added. "When he first was told, I was taking him to seek treatment and to different doctors around the country. And then he started research on the Internet and started saying it was a conspiracy. He went in that direction and never looked back."
The controversy, along with Morrison's rapid decline, overshadowed a stellar career.
Morrison was a prodigious puncher whose bid to fight in the 1988 Seoul Olympics ended at the hands of Ray Mercer, who later dealt him his first professional loss. Along the way, Morrison became such a recognizable face that he was cast in "Rocky V" alongside Sylvester Stallone.
Morrison won his first 28 professional fights, beating faded champions such as Pinklon Thomas along the way. He hit it big at the Thomas & Mack Center in the summer of 1993 -- a unanimous decision over Foreman, then in the midst of his comeback -- to claim a vacant world title.
As with so many things in Morrison's life, the good was quickly followed by the bad.
Morrison was in line for a high-profile bout with Lennox Lewis when he was upset by unheralded fighter Michael Bentt in Tulsa, Okla., not far from where Morrison was raised. He was knocked down three times and the fight was called before the first round ended.
The loss meant a potential $7.5 million payday for a title unification fight simply vanished.
"I zigged when I should have zagged," Morrison said afterward. "It's one of those situations you have to live with and learn from it. I'll be back."
Morrison indeed came back, but he was never the same feared fighter. He beat a bunch of long shots and faded stars over the next couple of years before getting knocked out by Lewis in the sixth round.
That fight happened in October 1995. By February, Morrison had tested positive for HIV.
He'd been preparing for another fight that winter when his blood test came back positive for the virus that causes AIDs. Morrison's license was quickly suspended by Nevada, and the ban was, in effect, upheld by every other sanctioning body. Morrison said at a news conference in 1996 that he'd never fight again, blaming his plight on a "permissive, fast and reckless lifestyle."
His lifestyle never changed, though, even when he stepped away from the ring.
He had already run afoul of the law in 1993, when he pleaded guilty to assaulting a college student. He also dealt with weapons charges and multiple DUI incidents over the years.
Morrison was finally sentenced to two years in prison in 2000, and another year was added to his sentence in 2002 for violating parole.
When he was released, Morrison said his HIV tests were in fact false positives, and he wanted to resume his career. He passed medical tests in Arizona -- even as Nevada stood by its decision to suspend his license -- and returned to the ring. Morrison fought twice more in his career, winning once in West Virginia and for the final time in Mexico. He finished with a record of 48-3-1 with 42 knockouts.
Morrison started to fade from the public eye in the final years of his life. He tried to stay connected to the sport by opening a gym in Wichita, Kan., but the enterprise was short-lived.
"If Tommy was fighting today, he no doubt would be a world champion," Holden said. "You have to look at who he was fighting in the `90s, the guys in that division were Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Riddick Bowe, Ray Mercer, George Foreman. There's no one with that talent today. Tommy would absolutely dominate if he were in his prime boxing today."
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General Discussion / Re: Drive-In Sex Garage
« on: August 30, 2013, 12:34:06 PM »
excellent idea.i give it 2 
and ah stiff cock.
and ah stiff cock.
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General Discussion / Re: The man with the 132-pound scrotum
« on: August 19, 2013, 11:35:51 PM »
he got more beans than sausage
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General Discussion / Re: Half Ton Killer? - Extraordinary People
« on: August 01, 2013, 09:19:52 PM »
i know man here studyin how to romp with that beast.....she face pretty decent.
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Football / Re: T&T downs Honduras to seal Gold Cup quarterfinal place.
« on: July 16, 2013, 06:17:46 AM »
see the final 15 mins ah de game,we seem to have been in control or maybe honduras give up.
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Trinbago, NBA & World Basketball / Re: New York Knickerbockers Thread
« on: July 16, 2013, 06:13:58 AM »
knicks reach deal with metta world peace.
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General Discussion / Re: Spartacus Workout and other Routines
« on: July 05, 2013, 06:33:47 PM »After people quit these routines do you put back on the weight you lost? (I would even consider putting back on 99% to be a success). I'm increasingly reading of people who run marathons all kinda thing just end up eating more to compensate. I myself swim 3-4 miles a week average as my main 'workout' and notice that for ~4 years my weight ent really change. I'm really ready to lose weight. Anybody have serious advice?it becomes ah lifestyle pardnah,i stop de p90x and doin more free weights and runnin,de diet still under control,infact u body doh call fuh shit again,by this ah mean u will not be craving fry chicken,cake whatever it was that get u to the point way yuh say fuk it i need to do something....it become so much ah part ah my life sometimes midnight i in meh backyard doin squats and pull ups and this is after workin ah 12-15 hours......it depends on yuh goals,burn fat,build muscle or just look good fuh de ladies.........wuh yuh want
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Trinbago, NBA & World Basketball / Re: Michael Jordan reveals who is the greatest. End the debate.
« on: July 03, 2013, 06:19:53 AM »
hands down THE GREATEST EVER..............everybody else way way behind and this in my opinion include magic,bird,oscar,west,pistol pete,russell,jabbar,wilt and ofcourse that lakers dude that who f**k up he achilles last season who in desperate search for his 3rd ring,yes his 3rd ring,the first 3 belong to shaq. 
.......lebron btw will surpass this group and i would say would be the closest competitior (stat wise) but still will b a distant 2nd to MJ.
.......lebron btw will surpass this group and i would say would be the closest competitior (stat wise) but still will b a distant 2nd to MJ.
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General Discussion / Re: THE OFFICIAL BABES THREAD
« on: June 27, 2013, 06:02:17 PM »
ah feel tallman does fantasize that he is tarzan....he always postin pics with gyul in tiger or some other cyat print.
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General Discussion / Re: Why Do Jams hate themselves so? Something wrong with that place.
« on: June 23, 2013, 10:03:25 PM »
some people vex with god they born black.