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Fixed it for ya

HexRei

yeah, i amended my statement to include the other major political pole, but your fix is probably more accurate

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ZeroPRIDE

[quote=HexRei;1237150]Chael on Jim Rome denying that he ever said this.

http://www.twithear.com/playaudio.ph...TT59zdcA//bl01

The funny part is when Rome plays the recording for him and it sounds exactly like him, and Chael claims it sounds like a guy with a hispanic accent. Seriously, what a douchebag move Chael.
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Plot Twist!!! yea Chael is a big time douche. Ill be glad when AS destroys him. I just hope that shuts him up.

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fullcontact

That is chael Sonnen for sure!

The diseases are mostly due our lifestyle. According to a research, one can reduce the likelyhood of getting cancer by 80% by eating healthy and being physically active.

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HexRei

I think "mostly" is a statement neither of us can prove. But cancer just happens, even to perfectly healthy people. It was a lot less common back when most people lived only 35 or even 55 years. Now, with plenty of people living till 75+, they have a lot more time to accumulate carcinogens and part of it really is simply luck.

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VolcomX311

From what I understand, everyone possesses fatal disease potentials within our genes, many lie there dormant, some don't, how and/or why they are triggered isn't fully understood. More then likely, many of us have many multiples of deep, dormant cancer genes, some of which can be directly kept dormant by our physical and dietary habits, and some become triggered by unexplainable and unjustified reasons.

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KEYZER-SOZE

Chael is to the mma world what santa claus is to children: the absolute truth

i forget what site i saw the interview on, but today he not only denies making the comment he also denies being on the radio all together

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HexRei

http://www.cagepotato.com/besides-be...earing-impaire

This link was posted in the tito thread because of the first part, but if you wait till :27, Chael Sonnen comes on and accuses Silva of greasing with baby oil and being a (and I quote) "cheater". LOL wut.


edit: relistening to this it definitely sounds EXACTLY like him. The nasal whine, the sighs during speaking, the little cackling laugh, all of these elements are present in both segments of that audio. either someone does a PERFECT impression of him, or he's full of shit.

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UFC_OWNS

despite this....

WAR SONNEN

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DonRifle

I watched a lot of cylcing when I was younger and the guy dominating then was Miguel Indurain. One of the reasons Indurain was so good was that his body was built a bit differently and he actually had extra lung capacity to a normal human.

A lot of people think if your that dominant in cycling you must be on the juice, but I think Indurain is a good example of someone who had a natural physical edge. So its very possible Lance was not on the juice. Id sooner be thinking innocent until proven guilty

from wiki:
Armstrong has recorded an aerobic capacity of 83.8 mL/kg/min (VO2 max),[35][36] much higher than the average person (40–50), but lower than some other Tour De France winners, such as Miguel Indurain (88.0, although reports exist that Indurain tested at 92–94) and