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rube26105 · November 30, 2007 7:29AM

these are cool they got em in all sports,even soccer if u think its a sport-i dont

and lakes,and beans/and goats,and cakes

lawnmowerman · November 30, 2007 7:55AM

Soccer is for ----- that run around in short shorts and have no -----.

Not that there is anything wrong with that

themetalsign · November 30, 2007 8:00AM

I'll sign that for you for free Rube. My only signing ever. 1 of 1. Send it into PSA and make LOTS O $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Dave D.

Ladder7 · November 30, 2007 8:20AM

Soccer is unerrated, especially in the US. Tough to watch and even tougher to play. I'd love to see Bond's attempt this shot;

perkdog · November 30, 2007 8:29AM

<< Soccer is unerrated, especially in the US. Tough to watch and even tougher to play. I'd love to see Bond's attempt this shot;

>>

Id like to see anyone other than a Soccer player attempt that shot. Honestly wouldnt you get more power kicking it normal instead of doing the acrobat thing

stown · November 30, 2007 8:36AM

<< Soccer is unerrated, especially in the US. Tough to watch and even tougher to play. >>

This may be hard to believe by most, but soccer players are world class athletes.

They constantly jog, run, or sprint about 6 miles in 90 minutes. Factor in the juking, wrestling for position, dives, headbuts, and that's a serious workout.

I may not follow the sport but do admire the players.

Oh and go 1836s!

I mean, go Dynamo!

RipublicaninMass · November 30, 2007 8:52AM

he is running/ball was traveling in one direction and he kicking it in the reverse direction

perkdog · November 30, 2007 8:53AM

I dont think for second that Soccer players are not althletes, but IMO the most demanding physical sport is wrestling. ( Not WWF either )

Ironmanfan · November 30, 2007 8:55AM

I like turtles

BigDaddyBowman · November 30, 2007 9:37AM

<< I dont think for second that Soccer players are not althletes, but IMO the most demanding physical sport is wrestling. ( Not WWF either ) >>

Paul...I have to agree with you again. As a former wrestler and wrestling coach there is no doubt it my mind that it is by far the most demanding sport out there...both mentally and physically. All sports have their individual mental and physical demands..but none more than wrestling.

TheVon · November 30, 2007 9:42AM

My back and wrists would claim that fooseball is the most demanding sport . . . a couple hours of tense hunching over a fooseball table wreaks havoc on the spine and the feeling is only slightly alleviated by the consumption of copious amounts of beer.

stown · November 30, 2007 9:56AM

Fool's ball is the devil!

lawnmowerman · November 30, 2007 10:01AM

I like big butts I can not lie......

tennesseebanker · November 30, 2007 10:08AM

You otha brotha's can't deny...

bigfische · November 30, 2007 10:11AM

i like my anaconda

rube26105 · November 30, 2007 10:16AM

i waanna dip my balls in it

Ichiro51fan · November 30, 2007 10:26AM

Wrestling huh... that may well be up there as far as brute strength goes... not that there isn't strategy involved.

I think there a few kinds of "tough" when it comes to sports. Football (American) is sure up there... hard hitting, bad injuries happening all the time, and some of them actually have to be in good shape. For endurance, soccer has to be up there... along with cycling. Personally, I think pro beach volleyball players (AVP) are among the top athletes in the world, especially for non-contact sports. You can't really get a great idea of their abilities on TV, but if you ever see them live I think you'll know what I am getting at. They guys (and girls) can jump amazingly high and move amazingly fast... all on really deep sand! If you've ever tried even doing a light jog on a beach, you can probably gain an appreciation for what they are able to accomplish on a sand volleyball court! I was astounded at how fast they can move on that deep stuff... heck, I was sore from just walking around in it and I'm in pretty decent shape. Karch Kiraly (retired this year at 46) was well known as one of the best conditioned athletes in the world (any sport). Probably only a few athletes ever (Jerry Rice comes to mind) have matched his insane training regimine. Probably why the guy dominated the sport at 40+, when most of his peers had retired around the age of 30

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rube26105 · November 30, 2007 10:37AM

i like the ufc where they just beat each other to a bloody pulp, wrestling however isa sport because they have to practice that crazy stuff,because if it dont go right, you die,i can remember when ricky the dragon steamboat broke his neck,that wasnt asupposed to happen,think he got piledrived and hit the matt with head,theres always room inbetween guys knewws and the matt,or everybodys necvk would be broke,they are very well paid actors,in a stupid soad opera thats had the same story siince 1984 or so, i see nothing new really,jim cornette did out his tennis reacker down and got a little cubbier,the ring is not the squarded circle any more either lol

i dont even think soccer is remotely interesting,but that is impressive,what happened with big man beckham in la whatever they are, he just aint wowed the world yet that i can see

prscott933 · November 30, 2007 11:30AM

<< 

<< Soccer is unerrated, especially in the US. Tough to watch and even tougher to play. >>

This may be hard to believe by most, but soccer players are world class athletes.

They constantly jog, run, or sprint about 6 miles in 90 minutes. Factor in the juking, wrestling for position, dives, headbuts, and that's a serious workout.

I may not follow the sport but do admire the players.

Oh and go 1836s!

I mean, go Dynamo! >>

i used to be a soccer hater, probably because it was the cool thing... i have since changed. although i don't watch or follow the sport those guys are SERIOUS athletes. i wish the US would adopt the sport more.

prscott933 · November 30, 2007 11:32AM

i also wish the US would play more formula one racing on the tv. oh crap, i'm not turning european am i?!?!?!?!?

thenavarro · November 30, 2007 11:40AM

Rube,

Where can you buy those cards??? How much are they? Thanks,

Mike

Tiger1 · November 30, 2007 12:34PM

I hope someone will be interested in some 1981 Fleer Sets.....

I have been grading several for months.....

I'm pretty tuff, though.....I throw out all cards that are in "any way" tainted.....Ink bleeds or anything else. (Hubby smiled and said that I was a "GOOD" grader)

I am "Mrs. 81 Fleer".

I kept all of the "mistakes" from their first run.

Part of the "Set" as far as I know.....

________________

Then, I saw on this board that there are actually people that like to collect the cards that are "rejects".....

Please tell me it ain't SO.....

bigfische · November 30, 2007 12:36PM

<< I hope someone will be interested in some 1981 Fleer Sets.....

I have been grading several for months.....

I'm pretty tuff, though.....I throw out all cards that are in "any way" tainted.....Ink bleeds or anything else. (Hubby smiled and said that I was a "GOOD" grader)

I am "Mrs. 81 Fleer".

I kept all of the "mistakes" from their first run.

Part of the "Set" as far as I know..... >>

do you know what quotation marks even mean? That is horrible use of them almost every time you did use them. "ugly".

stown · November 30, 2007 12:42PM

I went to UFC "69" and sat on "the" floor.

Good times "

"

Tiger1 · November 30, 2007 12:44PM

<< 

<< I hope someone will be interested in some 1981 Fleer Sets.....

I have been grading several for months.....

I'm pretty tuff, though.....I throw out all cards that are in "any way" tainted.....Ink bleeds or anything else. (Hubby smiled and said that I was a "GOOD" grader)

I am "Mrs. 81 Fleer".

I kept all of the "mistakes" from their first run.

Part of the "Set" as far as I know..... >>

do you know what quotation marks even mean? That is horrible use of them almost every time you did use them. "ugly". >>

Do you realize that I could care less? Do you also realize that you are an idiot and you don't realize it yet?

bigfische · November 30, 2007 12:46PM

<< 

<< 

<< I hope someone will be interested in some 1981 Fleer Sets.....

I have been grading several for months.....

I'm pretty tuff, though.....I throw out all cards that are in "any way" tainted.....Ink bleeds or anything else. (Hubby smiled and said that I was a "GOOD" grader)

I am "Mrs. 81 Fleer".

I kept all of the "mistakes" from their first run.

Part of the "Set" as far as I know..... >>

do you know what quotation marks even mean? That is horrible use of them almost every time you did use them. "ugly". >>

Do you realize that I could care less? Do you also realize that you are an idiot and you don't realize it yet? >>

ouch, burnt me there, tomcat!

stown · November 30, 2007 12:53PM

<< Do you also realize that you are an idiot and you don't realize it yet? >>

That's sig line material.

bigfische · November 30, 2007 1:05PM

<< Do you realize that I could care less? >>

and by the way, you do realize that that means you care, right?

Ironmanfan · November 30, 2007 1:42PM

can't "everyone" just "get along?"

itzagoner · November 30, 2007 1:44PM

don't mess with a big good woman

tennesseebanker · November 30, 2007 1:45PM

Wow ! Ms. 81 Fleer !
Does this mean we will be seeing you naked in Playboy soon ??

rube26105 · November 30, 2007 1:49PM

"can't "everyone" just "get along?"
i havnt heard that since the 2nd south central la riots

rodney king was on the news today for something,

CDsNuts · November 30, 2007 1:53PM

PM sent.

Sorry, I'm lying. Way too busy to send a PM.

ldferg · November 30, 2007 1:58PM

let's see some 81 Fleer.

i like cards

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