January 2002 - March 2004 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

pissed a river !!!!!!!!!|
|12/2/03 01:53:55 PM|Evan B|Belfast||evanb46@juno,com||||10|Massimo, not only is
the elephant's urination an impressive fire hydrant-like gushing, but their
urine is also very corrosive. In some zoos, you can see cement floors in their
enclosures worn through and eroded by their pissing. Golly, RS, horses
aren't stupid! Maybe you were teasing. Steve, everything you say about
jockeys and more is true. You have a 100-pound man trying to control a 2,000
pound animal in full gallop. Because of their serious and sometimes nasty
competition, fistfights among jockeys are common after races. Laffit Pincay of
Panama was always one of the best fighters. He's about Roberto Duran's age, and
I always wondered if they were friends .. I like Toney a lot, too, but I
think he's reached the last gasp of his career where he may lose it all at any
time. Whatever happened to lightweight champ Pedro Carrasco? He was the
one guy Mando Ramos could not beat, and more of less ended Mando's career. He
has been a stevedore in Long Beach since about 1974, and weighs a solid 200 or
220. I wonder how many guys over the years have chosen him off, Massimo!!!
On the Toughmen, this is an exhibition with none of the discipline or
art of boxing, of course. To me it's depressing. There are a few guys who train
full-time for it, but so what? It's a trash sport. Does anyone remember
Irish Frankie Crawford from the San Fernando Valley, around 1965-1975? Kent, you
probably did. He had a pretty sad existence after boxing. For some reason, he
retired young, at about age 30 or so. Soon after, he was sitting at a hamburger
joint when he was shot and paralyzed. How was it he died, Kent? He was a good
fighter. |
|12/2/03 02:28:24 PM|Evan B|Belfast||evanb46@juno.com||||10|Massimo, qualunque è
accaduto a quel ragazzo grazioso, Alfredo Evangelista? Muhammad Ali ha
interrotto il suo fettucine! (I am asking whatever happened to that pretty boy,
Evangelista. Ali messed up that dude's pasta.) |
|12/2/03 03:11:56 PM|Massimo|Rome||4||||10|Evan B-Mi dispiace, ma l'
unica cosa che so di questo Alfredo Evangelista e' che e' stato un avversario di
Muhammad Ali'. Who can understand, understand... Who can't ( probably the major
part... His problem ! ). Why do you speak Italian ? Are you been in Italy
?I didn't know that elephan's urination was corrosive . Interesting,
even if probably no elephant is gonna piss to my face... But in life you can
never know.|
|12/2/03 04:31:08 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Evan, yes I
remember Frankie Crawford, he was a good lighter weight fighter, featherweight
or lightweight. He lost about his last five fights in a row so that is probably
why he retired. Some fighters are old by the time they are 30 years old while
others are just starting to mature. Crawford was of the first
kind.Apparently he never could cope with life outside of boxing. I am
not sure how he died, other than I heard he was shot, a tragic story anyway.|
|12/2/03 06:50:28 PM|Evan B|Belfast||evanb46@juno.com ||||10|Parlo italiano
(così male!) per honor Massimo, il mio amico e l'uomo più nobile in questo Web
site. La mia prima moglie proveniva da Torino. Potrebbe buttare giù Marvin
Hagler in 2. (I speak Italian (so poorly!) to honor Massimo, my friend and the
noblest man in this web site. My first wife was from Turin. She could have
knocked out Marvin Hagler in 2.)I agree about Frankie, Kent. He fought some
wars. How about Hedgemon Lewis from the same time? What was the best fight
Jerry Quarry ever put together, in victory or defeat? |
|12/2/03 07:12:12 PM|Massimo|Rome||4||||10|Evan B-Grazie di cuore per le
gentili parole ! Sono commosso !|
|12/2/03 09:05:15 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA
CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|I remember Frankie Crawford very well, I
did not know about how he died, and that he lost his last 5, I hope he too was
not suffering dementia, as so many of the lighter weights have a tendacy to do
(they get hit more, and have more bouts)I'll haveta get ahold of fellow