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reeeeeeped and negged for those youtube vids. NIGGA!
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A friend of mine told me about an interview he saw with Jamie Foxx today. Apparently Foxx was talking about Leonardo getting into and staying in chracter and at first saying nigqer was hard for him. But then Samuel L took him aside and said motherfucka hearing that is just a tuesday for us. The next day Jamie says he came in and Leo was all in character and he was like "Sup Leo" and Leo looked at him and said "Shut up nigqer."I heart cockComment
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That was a pretty good video. Thanks. I don't find the part where Leo said "Shut up Nigqer." I wonder where my friend got that from.I heart cockComment
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He made it up.Triple-six killers in this motherfucker runnin shitComment
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Interesting little article on why the first Fast and the Furious movie is still the best. I agree with him.
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Hard to argue with that. I like his reasoning, though.Triple-six killers in this motherfucker runnin shitComment
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I do, too. I had a lot of fun with Fast 5 and 6, and am glad they have re-energized the franchise, I preferred the series when it had a more car-centric focus with realistic, believable action. I also agree with him about Tokyo Drift being #2, though I have to disagree with him about 2 Fast being the worst of the franchise. It was a disappointing follow up to the first film, but it was fun and had its moments unlike the fourth film, which I think is easily the worst.I heart cockComment
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I agree that the 4th was the worst, but the 2nd is really really bad.Triple-six killers in this motherfucker runnin shitComment
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I used to really dislike the second but I was mostly basing that on my opinion when I saw it way back when it came out in theaters. I watched it again recently and, even though it's not as good as the first film, I found things to like about it. It's got some cool cars, some good race sequences, Carter Verone is a good villain and I thought there was a lot of chemistry between Walker and Tyrese.I heart cockComment
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that was pretty good. Stefan struve is the best one.1 unit = 300 $Comment
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And Brendan Schaub solidifies himself as a jackass...
Match #3: Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu vs. Brendan Schaub (no gi)
Schaub is in the black top, green shorts. Cyborg in the grey shirt with black shorts. Schaub is 20 lbs heavier and 5 inches heavier.
Cyborg with an upright stance and Schaub looks like he's in an MMA fight with his hand movement. He's pushing Cyborg off and preventing clinch-ups. Cyborg looking for collar and arm. Schaub tries for a knee tap without a level change. They finally tie up after some more circling and Schaub seems really reluctant to allow any sort of inside head control from Cyborg.
They're still circling and Cyborg goes for a single leg. Schaub sprawls on it and goes for head control to spin around back. Cyborg starts butt scooting. Schaub is backing away from a playful Cyborg, who is inverting and goofing off.
Schaub still backing off from a very obvious invitation to dive into the guard of Cyborg. Cyborg is now butt scooting in and Schaub is running away.
Schaub finally drops into the half guard and then runs away. Cyborg continuing to butt scoot and invert and Schaub continues running away. Cyborg drops to his back fully flat and Schaub is barely touching him. All Schaub seems to want to do is to push Cyborg's head away and touch a leg here and there. Schaub drops to a knee briefly and goes into the half guard. Cyborg has a wrist and a head tie.
Cyborg looking to go to tornado guard, but Schaub won't stay down or give him the space to do it and Schaub backs out. The referee steps in and stands them up. Cyborg is frustrated with Schaub's lack of engagement, so he's giving a lot of opportunities for takedowns. Cyborg finally goes for a double of his own and Schaub sprawls... then gets back up to continue edging away.
Schaub may have poked Cyborg, who walks away briefly and then re-engages. Cyborg tries to get a single, Schaub sprawls and Cyborg goes to half guard. Cyborg goes for tornado guard, but Schaub is controlling the neck and threatening to stand up and back out again.
Cyborg chills for a moment, inverts finally and nearly gets a calf slicer as Schaub turns to roll out and away (proper defense). Schaub then goes back into the half guard and Cyborg again sets up the tornado, only to wait. Knee shield now for Cyborg. Schaub stands up and goes away, then comes back in. Cyborg pulls half guard and goes inverted. Tries for a triangle, but Schaub backs up and away.
Cyborg trying to butt scoot in and Schuab running away. Another 30 seconds of this. Schaub finally drops into the half guard and Cyborg once again goes to the tornado set-up. Cyborg goes to the deep half, Schaub sprawls to defend and Cyborg tries for an inverted triangle as Schaub stands up to run away.
Schaub finally drops back into the half guard and Cyborg goes to his familiar set-up. He's avoiding any sort of wrist control and trying to grab deep half. Schaub is pushing Cyborg's upper body away and keeping that far leg out of danger. Cyborg inverts and Schaub avoids any snapping up of legs by fleeing. 8:40 left and Cyborg butt scoots into a standing Schaub.
Schaub drops down and Cyborg working some no-gi spider guard of sorts. Cyborg inverts and keeps spinning to do something, anything to try to force some action. Schaub drops into the full guard of cyborg. Abreu opens it up and is trying to keep Schaub down. It works for a while and then Schaub stands.
He invites Cyborg back to the feet and Cyborg obliges. Cyborg comes forwards and Schaub backs away. Cyborg does a flying half guard pull and Schaub drops to defend it. Cyborg trying for deep half and gets it! Schaub on his side and Cyborg tries for a kneebar, has to spin to open guard as Schaub stands.
Cyborg trying to make something work from butterfly now, but Schaub stands again. Cyborg pulls half and finally goes half the other way. Grip fighting for wrist control and Cyborg dives down for a single leg/deep half. Schaub in a battle to prevent the head from coming in. 4:50 left. Schaub stands up from half guard once more. Cyborg is doing more butt scooting as Schaub flees. Schaub drops down after another 40 seconds into the half guard. Now he's back out at 3:50 and they both stand. Cyborg still coming forwards and Schaub going away.
Cyborg trying to come forwards and engage in a clinch. Schaub is pushing him off and backing away. Cyborg finally stands still and lets Schaub do whatever he wants - which is just to push Cyborg. Cyborg tries a foot sweep, which doesn't work as Schaub's already fleeing. Schaub still going away from Cyborg, who backs up only to pull the action back to the middle. Cyborg tries for a single leg and Schaub sprawls.
Cyborg trying to get a two on one and sit out to get something, but Schaub seems content with head control. Cyborg moves to half guard and Schaub flees it. They're standing at the 1:50 mark and Schaub is still running away. Cyborg goes for a double, Schaub sprawls and they return to the feet. Cyborg displaying his frustration to the crowd and Schaub is still not engaging. Cyborg coming forwards all the time, Schaub running away. This is the constant pattern and Schaub is embarrassing himself. Cyborg tries for a single and Schaub sprawls, pulls a guillotine and ends up pulling Cyborg on top of him in side control. Time elapses and Schaub has made a fool of himself.
This is absurd. There needs to be greater ability for the referee to step in and penalize fleeing.
The judges decide that Cyborg Abreu is the winner.Comment
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