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RIP
Will put my dick in a sandwich griddle out of respect
Will put my dick in a sandwich griddle out of respect
kermit-de-frog
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While there are some here that will order that, I don't want any part of your Panini Pene sandwich nor the griddle you placed it in, no matter how firmly, lovingly, nor respectfully you did so.
A true tough guy, RIP George…
Foreman was one of the toughest boxers of the 20th century, only Muhammad Ali was able to knock him out by KO once during his 30-year career, no one else, not even a TKO, ever after that.
He was incredibly big and took a lot of punches, many times in heavyweight and didn't even feel them, he was clearly just confused by them (for example, during the Holyfield - Foreman match and as soon as the gong rang he walked back to the corner as if nothing had happened, and from these massive and serial consecutive punches many would have been KO'd by the one he received from Holyfield in that match), he was an extremely massive and durable black man, even in boxing circles he was excellent at withstanding punches
Several heavyweight boxers also noted that Foreman had a very strong punching power, Mike Tyson didn't even stand to box with him because he suspected that he would have definitely beaten him by KO or many things he couldn't have started with him inside the ring
He was incredibly big and took a lot of punches, many times in heavyweight and didn't even feel them, he was clearly just confused by them (for example, during the Holyfield - Foreman match and as soon as the gong rang he walked back to the corner as if nothing had happened, and from these massive and serial consecutive punches many would have been KO'd by the one he received from Holyfield in that match), he was an extremely massive and durable black man, even in boxing circles he was excellent at withstanding punches
Several heavyweight boxers also noted that Foreman had a very strong punching power, Mike Tyson didn't even stand to box with him because he suspected that he would have definitely beaten him by KO or many things he couldn't have started with him inside the ring
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