January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

forms is very likely, or almost sure. There are outta there hundred of billions
of galaxies, each containing hundred of billions of stars... It's a matter of
probability... But It's also very likely that will never exchange messages with
these guys ( let alone meeting them or shaking " hands" with them) because of
the huge distances ! What's that ? Who are you ? AAAAAHHHGGG !! HELP ! AN ALIEN
!!!!!!!!!!!PS1) Kicking asses, bad asses, kicking people out of bed...Why
you American people are so concerned about asses ?PS2)I tried to understand
what CRAP means but it wasn't in my dictionaries ! Is it slang American, RS ?|
|11/11/03 08:08:51 AM|Massimo|Rome||7||||10|Paul-Physics is often an
important support for Medicine ( LASER, NMR...).|
|11/11/03 10:45:45
AM|Roadscholarette|Chicago||roadscholarette@hotmail.com||||10|Steve -
Sounds like an interesting book to check out, thanks. I thought Quarry
hit Frazier low in their second fight. The casual viewer, the non-fan, probably
doesn't realize that all top fighters know how to employ dirty tactics, and do,
only smoothly enough that they typically escape easy notice. Accidental contact
of heads? Uh-huh, sure.I heard about an old interview with Eddie Futch
and Angelo Dundee, in which both men were talking frankly about the deliberate
and strategic use of many dirty fighting techniques by everyone.BTW,
I've mentioned Tyson and drug use before (which is obvious), but in case he's
ever been tested and done so negatively, there's a drug out now that doesn't
force people to try to get around the ever more strict urine tests. It's THG,
and is undectable. The labs are working overtime to keep up with demand for such
substances. Of course, this rabid demand is only from a small minority of
athletes. LOL!|
|11/11/03 03:51:41 PM|Evren|London||@||||10|I read in Boxing News that Roy Jones
Junior failed a drug test (for steroids)a few years back and nothing ever became
of it ! Boxing and drug controls are a real joke. It's amazing that you get a
190lb amateur fighter that turns into a 240lb+ lantern jawed proffesional
monster a few years down the road! I suspect quite a few boxers but there you
go. I heard that THG is now detectable as one of our leading sprinters, Dwain
Chambers failed a test and also Shane Mosely is being investigated for it after
his fight with De La Hoya. Unless I have the drug mistaken with another.|
|11/11/03 04:45:47 PM|Paul|Sydney, Australia||PlMls4@aol.com||||10|Massimo - I
know that physics is real important but my brain is not sophisticated enough to
understand it. After spending my time concentrating on football, horse racing,
boxing, and work, I haven't got any brain space left for anything else. RS -
Henry Armstrong has to be up there in the top ten pound-for-pound ever. Massimo
- how much fuel has our sun got left to burn ? When the sun dies, so does earth.
How long have we got ? |
|11/11/03 06:10:22 PM|Massimo|Rome||5||||10|Hi Paul ! The Sun has fuel
enough for 5 billions years yet ! Then the Sun will become a " RED GIANT" and
finally a "WHITE DWARF".|
|11/11/03 08:21:36 PM|charles anderson|ark.||ctjjandfam@aol.com||||10|what does
this crap have to do with jerry and family. get back to boxing.|
|11/11/03 09:02:09 PM|John Parinner|London||jparr92@aol.com||||10|We're seeing
Kent, the Muffinman and Koo Koo write as the gentlemen they are, so Charles of
Arkansas, please tolerate the twists and turns of our discussion as the fine
citizens of the Great State of Arkansas traditionally have. The art or
science or sport of boxing is like particle physics and religion in one way: all
of them seek a truth hoped to be found by breaking through a barrier. The
barriers of bravery, pain, fear and endurance are familiar to those of us who
are former boxers or boxing enthusiasts. That's what makes boxing a lonely,
desperate undertaking: whether in the ring and behind on all cards in the 12th
with 1 minute left and getting pounded, or outside at 5 AM in 30 degree weather
running, or 6 AM the morning after a fight, waking up to feel pain from hair to
toe, the boxer is ultimately alone. So is the physicist, alone with his