January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

esort and war has been the last resort in Iraq. If you don't like America and
Britain and our values then show some principle - boycott our technology,
inventions and products. You'll be living in a dark, damp cave eating roaches
and feeling warm and fuzzy towards camels. You can have the last say if you
want, but we'd better wrap this up. |
|6/1/04 12:17:05 AM|Kent|not too far from Anaheim,
Knotts||Kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Evren, wow you were almost at my door as
Knotts Berry Farm is only about eight or so miles from where I live. I have been
there many times over the years.If I had known you were in town, I would
have invited you to a local bar (that's pub in english)in Anaheim to hear me do
the midnight set with an oldies band. You could have been one of the few who
have heard me sing, live in person and not just karaoke, but the real thing, oh
lucky you! I do this most Saturday nights.I think 64 fighters takes too
long but 32 from Marciano to now would be good for a tournament.I don't
think we ever finished the one we had going at the Frazier site as the posters
there got too nasty and Joe must have had the plug pulled. Too bad, I liked
that site. Can you imagine what some of the posters over there would
have done if they heard me sing? I probably wouldn't get one song done. Not
that I am bad, some of them just didn't like me.|
|6/1/04 01:12:29 AM|steve |N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|Peacemaker,I am a
Vietnam combat veteran.I've b een biting my tounge this past couple of days.,but
your posts have nothing to to with boxing!The last fucking thing I need to hear
on Memorial Day is a lecture about "AMERICAN MORALITY" Know this one thing for
sure,baby boy,I've been there,done that!All morality and humanity cease to exist
in combat! That includes both sides!God turns a blind eye to combat,and leaves
us to our folly and savagery.This,unfortunately, is a time for wage war.You guys
do remember 9-11,don't you.On this day I salute all of my "absent companions" |
|6/1/04 01:32:31 AM|Steve|N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|I apoligize to the
Quarry family for my anger,but this subject really hits home.Now,Evren,wellcome
back!Let's get going with that tourniment again!I nominate you to supervise it
again.You did a great job last time.Plus now we have alot of new posters with
differing opinions.|
|6/1/04 01:40:42 AM|steve |N.J.||dmmsrm@comcast.net||||10|Kent,what oldies do
you perform? Can you do Elvis,Dion,The Skyliners?The Platters?|
|6/1/04 01:47:20 AM|G-Man|Over here||over there||||10|Steve, I salute you and
all the other vets. You have every right to blow some steam, and no right
thinking person blames you for it. |
|6/1/04 03:40:03 AM|Evren|London||@||||10|If we had but 32 contestants we may
miss out on Jerry? Is there any rush Kent? I would have loved to hear you
sing...would have been a great night - I am in a band too called 'Shaker' and I
could have got on stage with my guitar and joined in!!! My lasting memory of LA
- The Prom Night kids setting off all the fire extinguishers and having the
Hyatt Regency Orange County evacuated at 4am!!! That was scary - being on the
9th floor with smoke (so we thought at the time) bellowing thru' the corridors.
Those kids were just having fun but I can see why you guys are on edge over
there in the States!! So 64 contestants guys or what?????? If too many we will
carefully have to choose 32.|
|6/1/04 09:30:53 AM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||Kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Evren, of
course Jerry would be in it. Because if Jerry was number 27 of all time in Ring
magazine, then he would be at least in the best 32 from Rocky
onward.Steve, I call oldies anything that by today's standard is old.
Most people label it as music from the 50s and 60s only but on Saturday nights,
my friend has me sing with his band and I usually do about a half hour with them
around midnight. I sing what he wants me to sing (what his band knows, that I
know) and a typical quick set is Burning Love (Elvis), Daddy's Home (whoever did
it), Johnny B Good (C. Berry), Make with You (Bread), Great Balls of Fire (J.L.
Lewis), Dock of a Bay (Otis Redding), Lady (Kenny Rogers) Little Sister (Elvis).