Lord of The Curry

Me and Tong had evidence that he jacked posts from here and claimed them at his own on another board. I called him on it in a half-assed way when drunk once and he denied it.

Seeing as how me and KOAB are the only two members in his H.O.F that actively post in this forum ya'll can feel free to call me a down-ass nigga any time you want. Anything to fill the void.

I think Agent just felt like it.

Well the MMA forum lost some post percentiles but gained in overall reputability.

StrikeForce- April 11th, San Jose Frank Shamrock vs Nick Diaz Scott Smith vs Benji Radach Josh Thomson vs TBA Gilbert Melendez vs TBA For what it's worth StikeForce promoter Scott Coker has indicated that a partnership with DREAM is going to be crucial to his vision for 2009. He mentioned Manhoef vs Lawler, Hansen vs Thomson and Aoki vs Melendez as dream matches he'd want to set up.

We dropped $450 on our tickets and were tenth row up from the floor in the lower bowl, pretty much at eye level with the octagon. Really good seats but pricey.

And Anthony Johnson! I hope he gets his rematch one of these days, before Clementi gets cut by the UFC. Five Ounces of Pain has reported that Clementi's been cut as has Fiorivanti.

Pyle seems like the type of guy who'll have spurts of good wins but never consistent enough to put himself in a top-shelf position.

A movie tournament is all well and good (even though they're done to death) but seriously, can we not have "according to TSM" involved here? I just don't like the idea of our forum repping what will quite possibly end up being a piece of shit flick.

Kinda. I'm sure there are quite a few rappers who have no problems with gays but won't speak on it publicly due to fear of losing street cred.

Ford will hopefully not throw himself into Healy's submissions like it's his job this time.

Oh, and Katy Perry's phenomenal rack.

Due to a complete lack of anything to do I actually watched the Grammy's last night and was entertained. Some of the collab's (Jonas Bros + Stevie Wonder) were awful and guys like McCartney and Grohl fell flat but Timberlake and Al Green (with BOYS 2 MEN) were solid, seeing all four rappers and MIA doing 'Swagger Like Us' was cool and Alison Krause and Robert Plant killed it. Same with Adele and Sugarland. Also, I enjoyed the Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus duet and feel like a horrible person for doing so.

"Oh, inside the gym this dude gives guys FITS"

I'm so hard I don't even need knives. My hands are legally classified as weapons.

It's the new 9/11.

WEC 40: Bowles vs Torres- April 5th, Chicago Miguel Angel Torres vs Brian Bowles- WEC Bantamweight Championship Jeff Curran vs Joseph Benavidez Shane Roller vs Benson Henderson Urijah Faber vs Wagney Fabiano Ohhhhh shit.

And worth a glance. Tibeau looked as good as he's ever in the octagon. All in all last night was a great remedy for the decision heavy cards of 93 and 94.

Tong should write a book. BTW did you end up getting that hoodsuck your brother instructed the girl to give?

I'm more excited for this then I was for free cards like 89 or Fight for The Troops. Hardy/Markham could be a banger, Marquardt vs Gouveia should be fun and Maia owning Team Quest fighters like it's going out of style.

I enjoyed it for a free show. All finishes and we got to see guys like Rumble and Cain continue their rise. Danzig/Neer was fun as was the main event. Also, Miller Inc. continues to roll.

Pocketed. Go to Northern Ontario for some serious Canadian hicks. Yeegosh.

It's no less inappropriate then 'Single Ladies' which, boiled down to its essence is about pussy-trapping dudes into marriage. Just more obvious in its message.

I am insanely bitter that Steve Bosse vs James Thompson was happening and I was not there to witness the mayhem.

Looks like Stephane Patry's attempts at getting back into promoting was a rousing success.. MONTREAL - A riot nearly ensued at the inaugural Titans Fighting card Friday night at Mel's Studio in Montreal, Quebec. The melee was narrowly avoided as controversy arose at the culmination of the heavyweight main event tilt between James Thompson and Steve Bosse. Thompson immediately went for a takedown and successfully dropped Bosse on his back. But this development caused widespread confusion in the live crowd. Up until the weigh-ins held one day prior to the Feb. 6 card, modified kickboxing rules were in effect with no ground and pound permitted. The rules were changed to regular mixed martial arts rules, but the fighters had reportedly agreed to keep the action standing to respect one another's preparation heading into the event. Despite all the changes made to the card, fans were not informed, which caused mass confusion once the action spilled to the ground. Every fight of the night remained standing with no attempt at ground and pound until the Thompson vs. Bosse featured bout. That's when all hell broke loose. Referee Yves Lavigne circled the two fighters on the ground and fans responded with heavy boos in support of hometown hero Bosse. Fans were under the assumption that the fight needed to be stood up. Moments later, a plethora of cans and bottles came flying into the ring with the action being stopped immediately. One fan even threw his steel chair into the ring, which nearly hit both Lavigne and Thompson. Bosse was irate at the development and attempted to throw a can at Thompson, but he missed. Both fighters were then separately escorted backstage. The capacity crowd of approximately 1,200 expected the fight to be restarted several minutes later. But to their dismay, it was declared a no contest. Additional police were called to the venue to ensure the fuming MMA fans would not continue to protest the decision outside. To protect fighter safety amidst all the disappointed fans, all media was escorted from the building and post-fight reactions from Bosse, Thompson, Lavigne and promoter Stephane Patry were unattainable. Initially called Strikebox, the promotion's name was changed two days prior to the event due to trademark issues, possibly related to its similarity to California's Strikeforce promotion.