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Maple Leaf said:
ML, that's standard operating procedure for these vermin to ONLY fight when having numerical advantages and/or weapons.
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ML, that's standard operating procedure for these vermin to ONLY fight when having numerical advantages and/or weapons.
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P-Nut, look for Mirko Cro-Cop vs. Bob Sapp.Edited by: Latspread
DixieDestroyer
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Bob "The Dancing Bear" Sapp, whooped by White fighters (in addition to Crocop) Jan Nortje (via TKO) & Peter "The Dutch Lumberjack" Aerts!
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Sebastian Bayer with the 2nd longest indoor jump in the history of the world. He is only 22 years of age so hopefully he can get the world record someday soon.
[url]http://www.european-athletics.org/index.php?option=com_conte nt&task=view&id=7172&Itemid=2[/url]
[url]http://www.european-athletics.org/index.php?option=com_conte nt&task=view&id=7172&Itemid=2[/url]
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For those of you who haven't seen the jump, here it is. He almost jumped the length of the sand pit! Amazing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRJzYQ_4HFg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRJzYQ_4HFg
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Speed Demon Kevin Curtis in his healthy year in 2008:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrMoVZ0arTE
This one shows the play where he burst down the field, almost past the entire Cardinals D, like he had rockets in his cleats:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwX_xekhGjc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrMoVZ0arTE
This one shows the play where he burst down the field, almost past the entire Cardinals D, like he had rockets in his cleats:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwX_xekhGjc
ToughJ.Riggins
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Here's a young white kid who looks to have a Nate Robinson type vertical. He's 6 foot and nearly bumps his head on the rim; A freak I tell you:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tvFE32OfdE&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tvFE32OfdE&NR=1
Here's an email recently received. CF receives lots of positive feedback, and of course a lot of hate mail too fromblack supremacists and anti-Whitewhite peoplefor exposing the Caste System:
JUST WANTED TO LET YOU GREAT MEN KNOW THAT YOU'RE DOING A FANTASTIC JOB HELPING ELEVATE THE TRUTH ABOVE THE POLITICALLY CORRECT. I VISIT YOUR SITE, AN ISLAND OF RATIONALITY AND PRIDE IN A STORMY SEA OF WHITE DEGRADATION BY THE MEDIA, AS OFTEN AS ONCE A DAY LOOKING FOR INSIGHTFUL UPDATES. I LOOK FORWARD TO MANY MORE GREAT STORIES HELPING EXPOSE THE RACIST MYTHS PERPETUATED AGAINST OURWHITE BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
JUST WANTED TO LET YOU GREAT MEN KNOW THAT YOU'RE DOING A FANTASTIC JOB HELPING ELEVATE THE TRUTH ABOVE THE POLITICALLY CORRECT. I VISIT YOUR SITE, AN ISLAND OF RATIONALITY AND PRIDE IN A STORMY SEA OF WHITE DEGRADATION BY THE MEDIA, AS OFTEN AS ONCE A DAY LOOKING FOR INSIGHTFUL UPDATES. I LOOK FORWARD TO MANY MORE GREAT STORIES HELPING EXPOSE THE RACIST MYTHS PERPETUATED AGAINST OURWHITE BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
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I posted this yesterday in the college football forum, but I think it deserves repeating here. Things like this don't happen every day, especially in the age in which we live,
Tim Tebow's 2008 speech engraved for all future Gators to see!
http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/story/9380860/Tebow-speech-immo rtalized-at-Florida
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Tim Tebow's speech following a home loss to Mississippi last September motivated Florida the rest of the season.
Coach Urban Meyer hopes it can do the same for anyone else in Gainesville.
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Meyer had Tebow's speech engraved on a plaque and placed outside the front entrance to the new football facility at Florida Field. Although it might seem like a strange move since Tebow still has one year remaining with the Gators, Meyer said he didn't want to wait.
"I'm not interested in 10 years from now because who knows if we're  I might be toes up somewhere," Meyer said Wednesday as Florida opened spring practice. "I'm not a big fan of, 'Hey, let's wait down the road.' It was a speech that everybody in Gator Nation has a right to see on the side of the building."
Tebow's speech was an emotional promise he made after the Rebels upset Florida 31-30 on Sept. 27. Fighting back tears, Tebow vowed that no one would in the nation would work harder than him and his teammates the rest of the year. The Gators responded by running the table and beating Oklahoma 24-14 to win the program's second national title in three years.
Tebow, the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner, said Wednesday he hadn't seen the plaque that was put up two weeks ago. He already has a replica of his jersey hanging on a wall inside the stadium, part of a tribute to the school's three Heisman Trophy winners, so getting his speech immortalized might have been a little ho-hum for the 6-foot-3, 245-pound quarterback.
"I guess it's nice because it's the university honoring our team and what we accomplished and what that represents and all the work that we put in," Tebow said. "I guess it's cool to have something you said up there. It means a lot to some people, so I think that's cool."
Tebow said he has been too busy to check out the plaque. He spent spring break on a missionary trip with his family in the Philippines, speaking at elementary schools, high schools and colleges and visiting marketplaces and the orphanage his father helps run.
"Just doing a lot of ministering everywhere possible," Tebow said.
Tebow returned last week, watched several of his teammates work out for NFL scouts, coaches and general managers and then counted down the day until he could get back on the field. He opened spring practice looking to replace receivers Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy and both offensive tackles, but without many more questions.
The Gators return their entire defense and everyone else on offense.
Offensive lineman Matt Patchan was one of a handful of players who missed practice. Patchan injured his left leg in a scooter accident, but Meyer said he could return next week. Defensive tackles John Brown and Torrey Davis, two high-profile recruits two years ago, have left the team. Meyer said neither will be back this fall, but hinted that Davis could return after possibly attending a junior college.
Tebow, meanwhile, took snaps from under center and started work with new quarterbacks coach Scot Loeffler in the hurry-up offense. The Gators want to take a look at the hurry-up this spring after seeing how it helped the Sooners reach the title game last season.
Tebow believes it could make a difference, and given what happened after his speech last season, his teammates certainly won't question him.
"I felt like he was a prophet for saying it," linebacker Brandon Spikes said. "He just said it and we got it done. He was a prophet."
Tim Tebow's 2008 speech engraved for all future Gators to see!
http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/story/9380860/Tebow-speech-immo rtalized-at-Florida
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Tim Tebow's speech following a home loss to Mississippi last September motivated Florida the rest of the season.
Coach Urban Meyer hopes it can do the same for anyone else in Gainesville.
<DIV ="in_info__btm">
Meyer had Tebow's speech engraved on a plaque and placed outside the front entrance to the new football facility at Florida Field. Although it might seem like a strange move since Tebow still has one year remaining with the Gators, Meyer said he didn't want to wait.
"I'm not interested in 10 years from now because who knows if we're  I might be toes up somewhere," Meyer said Wednesday as Florida opened spring practice. "I'm not a big fan of, 'Hey, let's wait down the road.' It was a speech that everybody in Gator Nation has a right to see on the side of the building."
Tebow's speech was an emotional promise he made after the Rebels upset Florida 31-30 on Sept. 27. Fighting back tears, Tebow vowed that no one would in the nation would work harder than him and his teammates the rest of the year. The Gators responded by running the table and beating Oklahoma 24-14 to win the program's second national title in three years.
Tebow, the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner, said Wednesday he hadn't seen the plaque that was put up two weeks ago. He already has a replica of his jersey hanging on a wall inside the stadium, part of a tribute to the school's three Heisman Trophy winners, so getting his speech immortalized might have been a little ho-hum for the 6-foot-3, 245-pound quarterback.
"I guess it's nice because it's the university honoring our team and what we accomplished and what that represents and all the work that we put in," Tebow said. "I guess it's cool to have something you said up there. It means a lot to some people, so I think that's cool."
Tebow said he has been too busy to check out the plaque. He spent spring break on a missionary trip with his family in the Philippines, speaking at elementary schools, high schools and colleges and visiting marketplaces and the orphanage his father helps run.
"Just doing a lot of ministering everywhere possible," Tebow said.
Tebow returned last week, watched several of his teammates work out for NFL scouts, coaches and general managers and then counted down the day until he could get back on the field. He opened spring practice looking to replace receivers Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy and both offensive tackles, but without many more questions.
The Gators return their entire defense and everyone else on offense.
Offensive lineman Matt Patchan was one of a handful of players who missed practice. Patchan injured his left leg in a scooter accident, but Meyer said he could return next week. Defensive tackles John Brown and Torrey Davis, two high-profile recruits two years ago, have left the team. Meyer said neither will be back this fall, but hinted that Davis could return after possibly attending a junior college.
Tebow, meanwhile, took snaps from under center and started work with new quarterbacks coach Scot Loeffler in the hurry-up offense. The Gators want to take a look at the hurry-up this spring after seeing how it helped the Sooners reach the title game last season.
Tebow believes it could make a difference, and given what happened after his speech last season, his teammates certainly won't question him.
"I felt like he was a prophet for saying it," linebacker Brandon Spikes said. "He just said it and we got it done. He was a prophet."
Jimmy Chitwood
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this took place in Canada the other day... a pro-white group participated in a legal demonstration. they were assaulted by a couple of "anti-racist" groups, who threw bottles, stones, bricks, and so forth. however, the pro-white group did themselves proud and defended themselves quite effectively despite being severely out-numbered.
after getting hit in the head with the pictured flag pole, thispro-white activist puts a multi-cultural moron to sleep.
after getting hit in the head with the pictured flag pole, thispro-white activist puts a multi-cultural moron to sleep.
The Hock
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The already bleeding abrasion is visible on the puncher's forehead. I just wonder how the whole fracas turned out.
Alpha Male
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The veiled attacker looks to be white. Can whites be charged with hate crimes against fellow whites?
Kyle Turley
kyle turley rips off the helmet of damien robinson
too bad he did it to help out Brooks so i guess its not technically a positive message and i doubt it would happen the other way around, but i remember it being cool a hell seeing it live, not because he did it to protect brooks but because it was just a badass thing to do. Everyone is just standing there not knowing what to do. Kyle Turley was awesome. There needs to be more White players like Kyle Turley and Jeremy Shockey who dont take crap from people
yep looked it up
"DP: How often does the helmet toss come up?
KT: How often does it not come up? That's a constant thing that always comes up. And it will forever, I'm sure of that.
DP: Do you joke about it? Can you joke about it?
KT: Yeah. It's not really a serious, serious issue to me. People will ask, "Does it depress you?" I'm like, I was playing football. It was one play out of many and that's what happens and I don't regret a minute of it.
DP: But then what happened when you found out that Damien Robinson owns automatic weapons?
KT: I was like, oh wow, it figures. That's what I said when I found out, it figures.
DP: Did Aaron Brooks get you anything for standing up for him?
KT: No, he just shook my hand, that's about it, and said thanks.
DP: And who paid your fine?
KT: Oh, I paid my fine, of course."
it figures...
"Fast forward to Dec. 8th, 2002: Raven's cornerback Chris McAlister rips the helemt Saint receiver Donte Stallworth and throws it through the endzone. While McAlister was penalized, he was not ejected from the game.
Turley is claiming that his incident was the same as this past one and should therefore be treated the same. He claims that if McAlister isn't fined the same amount that Turley was that he will sue the NFL and demand his money back.
BTW, the Saints head coach, Jim Haslett, apparently did ask the officials why McAlister wasn't ejected for his actions. The officials said it was because the helmet wasn't thrown at anyone. Okay, but neither was Turley's throw..."
now after looking stuff up im not exactly sure what thread this belongs to.Edited by: dwid
kyle turley rips off the helmet of damien robinson
too bad he did it to help out Brooks so i guess its not technically a positive message and i doubt it would happen the other way around, but i remember it being cool a hell seeing it live, not because he did it to protect brooks but because it was just a badass thing to do. Everyone is just standing there not knowing what to do. Kyle Turley was awesome. There needs to be more White players like Kyle Turley and Jeremy Shockey who dont take crap from people
yep looked it up
"DP: How often does the helmet toss come up?
KT: How often does it not come up? That's a constant thing that always comes up. And it will forever, I'm sure of that.
DP: Do you joke about it? Can you joke about it?
KT: Yeah. It's not really a serious, serious issue to me. People will ask, "Does it depress you?" I'm like, I was playing football. It was one play out of many and that's what happens and I don't regret a minute of it.
DP: But then what happened when you found out that Damien Robinson owns automatic weapons?
KT: I was like, oh wow, it figures. That's what I said when I found out, it figures.
DP: Did Aaron Brooks get you anything for standing up for him?
KT: No, he just shook my hand, that's about it, and said thanks.
DP: And who paid your fine?
KT: Oh, I paid my fine, of course."
it figures...
"Fast forward to Dec. 8th, 2002: Raven's cornerback Chris McAlister rips the helemt Saint receiver Donte Stallworth and throws it through the endzone. While McAlister was penalized, he was not ejected from the game.
Turley is claiming that his incident was the same as this past one and should therefore be treated the same. He claims that if McAlister isn't fined the same amount that Turley was that he will sue the NFL and demand his money back.
BTW, the Saints head coach, Jim Haslett, apparently did ask the officials why McAlister wasn't ejected for his actions. The officials said it was because the helmet wasn't thrown at anyone. Okay, but neither was Turley's throw..."
now after looking stuff up im not exactly sure what thread this belongs to.Edited by: dwid
Jimmy Chitwood
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Real gunfighter Lance Thomas
here's a white man who refused to surrender his life or his livelihood to the "gentle mercies" of forced multi-culturalism and the "room-brightening smiles" and "good kids" who share their culture of theft, assault, and murder so generously with the rest of us.
this craftsman left 5 blacks dead and 1 wounded in his workplace over the years as he defended himself.
there are some very profound thoughts in this piece, gentlemen.
here's a white man who refused to surrender his life or his livelihood to the "gentle mercies" of forced multi-culturalism and the "room-brightening smiles" and "good kids" who share their culture of theft, assault, and murder so generously with the rest of us.
this craftsman left 5 blacks dead and 1 wounded in his workplace over the years as he defended himself.
there are some very profound thoughts in this piece, gentlemen.
Jimmy great piece. A couple things. I live that area, around 25 to thirty years ago, the city was full of Lance Thomases, unlike now.
When the justice system doesn't work and that is often, advise those criminals to rob his shop for real justice!
The first criminal negro looks like Jimmy Walker.
When the justice system doesn't work and that is often, advise those criminals to rob his shop for real justice!
The first criminal negro looks like Jimmy Walker.
Gotta include the Happy Easter Rescue by the Navy SEALS. They killed 3 black pirates and captured 1, while rescuing the white hostage unharmed. Quite a masterpiece indeed!
Daring Navy SEAL rescueEdited by: j41181
Daring Navy SEAL rescueEdited by: j41181
18 kids and 1 grandchild, expect this classic and religious Midwestern family to keep growing.
The Duggar family welcome 1st grandchild
The Duggar family welcome 1st grandchild