Hey, boxing and Pacquiao fans. He'll be fine. It is better to be KO'ed (and for Manny, doctors have said he is okay after performing CT scans on him), or to have some swells, cuts and bruises, than receiving consecutive blows to the head and not being KO'ed at all.
Now, check this out first, will you. This is a good read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhammad_Ali. Oh, and this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lineal_championship#Records.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Can people who don't know anything about boxing (the sport of, and/or the business of), please stop saying anything about boxing?
[On the Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 boxing fight]
Can people who don't know anything about boxing (the sport of, and/or the business of), please stop saying anything about boxing? It's annoying.
It was a good fight, they were both game, one guy made one mistake, one guy capitalized on it, it could have gone either way.
Congratulations to Marquez, he was obviously the better man, but they both still end up with huge amounts of money that even I would train for and fight anyone for the same amount or even less.
Because tens of millions of dollars is called an opportunity. And winners don't let opportunities walk away. Meanwhile, losers, unable to see opportunities, would have all the reasons and all the excuses and all the names to hurl at winners.
I've asked this before, but I ask it again.
Are you a winner or a loser?
Go on. Call me names and tell me your excuses.
Can people who don't know anything about boxing (the sport of, and/or the business of), please stop saying anything about boxing? It's annoying.
It was a good fight, they were both game, one guy made one mistake, one guy capitalized on it, it could have gone either way.
Congratulations to Marquez, he was obviously the better man, but they both still end up with huge amounts of money that even I would train for and fight anyone for the same amount or even less.
Because tens of millions of dollars is called an opportunity. And winners don't let opportunities walk away. Meanwhile, losers, unable to see opportunities, would have all the reasons and all the excuses and all the names to hurl at winners.
I've asked this before, but I ask it again.
Are you a winner or a loser?
Go on. Call me names and tell me your excuses.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
"Hurt People Hurt People and Healed People Heal People." #quotethem
Enough said. Anyone who knows who was the original who said this quote?
Monday, October 22, 2012
Reach for the moon or reach for the stars? [quote them]
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"Reach for the stars. If you fail, at least you'll land on the moon."Then on one of the videos documenting Felix Baumgartner's record-breaking jump "from the edge of space" at supersonic speeds, I saw this:
"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss it, you will land among the stars."
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Is religion insufficient? [quote them] [thoughts]
A friend shared one of The Dalai Lama's status updates on Facebook just this past week:
"All the world’s major religions, with their emphasis on love, compassion, patience, tolerance, and forgiveness can and do promote inner values. But the reality of the world today is that grounding ethics in religion is no longer adequate. This is why I am increasingly convinced that the time has come to find a way of thinking about spirituality and ethics beyond religion altogether."I wanted to ask my friend who shared this if she will be "singing an REM"1 anytime soon?
Monday, September 10, 2012
[thoughts] Dear God...
1.
God received a letter that went: "Dear God. Please help me quit smoking. Love, Anonymous."
He then replied, "Dear Anonymous. Just quit smoking already. Love, God."
God received another letter: "Dear God. Please help me lose weight. Love, Anonymous."
He then replied, "Dear Anonymous. I already gave you help. I call it choice. Love, God."
God received a letter that went: "Dear God. Please help me quit smoking. Love, Anonymous."
He then replied, "Dear Anonymous. Just quit smoking already. Love, God."
God received another letter: "Dear God. Please help me lose weight. Love, Anonymous."
He then replied, "Dear Anonymous. I already gave you help. I call it choice. Love, God."
Monday, September 3, 2012
Dear Alfonso: Many Filipinos have two given names. [did you know?]
Dear Alfonso,
We thought of naming you "Juan Antonio" and maybe a future sister "Maria Monica," and call you by your nicknames, "Wanton" and "Mamon," but we think Alfonso is just perfect.
We thought of naming you "Juan Antonio" and maybe a future sister "Maria Monica," and call you by your nicknames, "Wanton" and "Mamon," but we think Alfonso is just perfect.
We chose a Spanish version of your name, although it could have been of many other forms: Alphonsus, Alphonso, Alphonse, Alfonse, Alonzo, Alonso, and so on. Your mom and I think that Alfonso just sounds better with our Spanish/Italian-sounding family name. If you wish to take on a different form of your name, feel free to do so, but we think you'll love Alfonso just fine. Most of your future friends (i.e. children of our friends, who are your contemporary) also have Spanish-sounding names, like Anton, Sofia, Franco, Javier, Teresa, Julia, and so on. Some have English-based names, but you know at this time and age, the language origin doesn't matter anymore. It's the meaning behind the name that is most important. Yours means "noble and ready."
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