Posts by Casey Ramos31

For me, FC Barcelona 😁

silenthawk said:he'll probably just devour him (just kidding, mostly), but seriously, he’s just a completely different breed of player, especially when you consider the kind of legacy he's leaving behind—we're talking Ronaldinho, his kids, and Messi...

True, but he didn't have any of those guys with him at Majorca. Still, remember that one game where he absolutely tore through Real Madrid at the Bernabeu, putting up 3 or 4 goals? 😁 Oper Berbatov is totally dialed in for the Premier League, but Etoo? He's still got work to do if he ever ends up moving to England.

silenthawk said:I mean, what's the point? What do they want with these dainty little ballerinas? They need a total beast from the States... someone who’s an absolute killer in the box...

Please. Eric Freeman couldn't even tie his own damn cleats right. If I remember correctly, he's been the top scorer in La Liga for the last two seasons.

With that kind of cash, Sahu Manchester could've easily snagged Etoo, who's way better than Berbatov in my book—and I mean by a mile. Seriously, just too much money being thrown around.

rustyangler02 said:👍...I don't know, man... this whole thing about Alexander the Great bringing fighting styles over from Greece to the East feels a little sketchy to me.

Honestly? I'd say it was the exact opposite.

Nathan Hill13 said:Master! I bet people in the West just made that word up. I've never heard anyone over in Japan actually use it like that. In Japan, "sensei" basically means "someone who's lived through more than you." You could fail your way to the bottom, and suddenly you're a "master" 🤣—if you feel like calling yourself that.
Sure, certain things click—new perspectives, new ways of thinking... but honestly, that's just when you realize you're still a total amateur. Then you start training even harder just to prove you actually deserve that "belt" you're wearing.
Bottom line? You gotta grind and grind for twenty, maybe thirty years before you can even claim to have been a decent student, let alone a teacher.
When someone says "master" in the US, I think of a plumber, a carpenter, or a mason... not some "martial arts master." 😁

It’d take me three lifetimes to be a master, and even then, probably not. 😬

boldtinker75 said:We’re just sitting here waiting for this paramilitary group to show up, only for the whole squad to end up dead anyway.🙂 😬

Man, you really forgetting about the highway back in '95? It was basically "let the race begin."😁

We don't need some fancy new task force. We already have a specialized agency meant to deal with criminals, and it's called the District Attorney's Office.

🙂 🙂 Props to the boys.

🙂 🙂 🙂 Tonight is our freaking partyyyyyyyyyyy

Brandon Castillo4 said:Bellamy - 👋
Pennant - 👋
Jerzy (thanks for Istanbul, now stop messing around) 👋
Robbie : 🙏 alright, enough is enough. Let's get back home. 👋

Well, Robbie is home

Robin Palmer3 said:I know this martial arts guy over in Oakland who works as a butcher... makes his real money doing house calls! That's literally what his sign at the shop says—"I come to you."

🤣

Austin Phillips3 said:Huh... Guess some people just don't get what I'm asking.

I need to hit a specific weight by a certain date. Right now I'm sitting at about 165 lbs, but I need to be down to 155 lbs.

I'm not joking around here. And I definitely don't want to lose my muscle mass. So, is there any way to drop—or rather, "sweat out"—those extra 10 pounds in just two weeks without feeling like total garbage or crashing?

The fact that the weight comes back later is actually a plus in my book. 🙂

If you aren't joking, then what are you planning on burning? Your only option is losing muscle, which you already said you don't want.

Austin Phillips3 said:How much weight can you actually drop in a week or two without feeling like total garbage? I’m talking about losing it without that soul-crushing exhaustion or completely wrecking my blood work. Is there even a limit?

Losing weight isn't just about starving yourself. It’s about hitting the gym every single day, sweating your soul out, and actually putting in the work. You think you can just stop eating and call it a day? Please. Get real. 😬

4 kg in two weeks at Whole Foods. That’s the limit. After that, the weight loss hits a wall unless you’re cutting out all the fat.

Jeffrey Roberts7 said:I’m 14 years old and standing at 5'10", and I was wondering if there's a way to figure out what my ideal weight should be? Is there a specific formula for that?

265 lbs

Look, we've still got four games left on the schedule before we can even start doing the math.😬

Merry Christmas!

400m sprints

Honestly, Wu shu looks like it’s packed with way too much useless fluff based on what I’ve seen on YouTube. Is that even real martial arts?

Sun Tzu said:...hey!...I'm totally down to jump into this debate...
...so let's get this show on the road;
-real talk, I hit the gym every other day for about two hours, sometimes I'll go a few days in a row, but it doesn't last long because my body eventually screams for a break, so basically it all boils down to every other day...
...that 30-minute window felt way too short; I could never find it worth my time to schedule my whole life around just 30 minutes...but hey, I'll leave that out there...

How much training does it actually take to be good? Like, enough to handle yourself if things get ugly on the street?

R. I. P.