Personal Picture Thread...Names w/Faces
08-15-2005, 03:42 PM
#736
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Originally posted by zfinger
I may not look so rugged but I'm tough as nails, i've had my share of accidents and surguries and always cut the recovery time in half. Do you know anyone else whole would go snowboarding 3 days after surgery, with a steel plate, 4 screws, and a cast up to my shoulder, and still throwing down flips and spins?,
I may not look so rugged but I'm tough as nails, i've had my share of accidents and surguries and always cut the recovery time in half. Do you know anyone else whole would go snowboarding 3 days after surgery, with a steel plate, 4 screws, and a cast up to my shoulder, and still throwing down flips and spins?,
08-17-2005, 06:55 PM
#740
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Western New England
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zfinger: "Do you know anyone else whole would go snowboarding 3 days after surgery, with a steel plate, 4 screws, and a cast up to my shoulder, and still throwing down flips and spins?,
I know I'll regret it down the road with arthritis and all, but I'm living it up for now."
No but I know a dumbazz
Living it up doesn't mean abusing your body, have respect for the poor bones and muscle.
BTW I was born in VIETNAM, grew up in a hut, went up the social status scale like the 3 little pigs, straw...stick...brick... b*tch you can't compare, I define the meaning of "rough and tough"
I know I'll regret it down the road with arthritis and all, but I'm living it up for now."
No but I know a dumbazz
Living it up doesn't mean abusing your body, have respect for the poor bones and muscle.
BTW I was born in VIETNAM, grew up in a hut, went up the social status scale like the 3 little pigs, straw...stick...brick... b*tch you can't compare, I define the meaning of "rough and tough"
Last edited by Fuzzymemo; 08-17-2005 at 06:59 PM.
08-17-2005, 10:42 PM
#742
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Poland, Maine
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Originally posted by Fuzzymemo
BTW I was born in VIETNAM, grew up in a hut, went up the social status scale like the 3 little pigs, straw...stick...brick... b*tch you can't compare, I define the meaning of "rough and tough"
BTW I was born in VIETNAM, grew up in a hut, went up the social status scale like the 3 little pigs, straw...stick...brick... b*tch you can't compare, I define the meaning of "rough and tough"
But this isnt about there you come from, its about how stong of a person you are. There are circumatances for everything, I went back to snowboarding so soon because it's my life. I was filming and trying to pick up sponsors, and also use the video as part of my college application. I was going to school for Ski Industry and Resort Management.
I have no regets (other then not pulling over BEFORE i fell asleep.)
But enough bickering, I'm sick of the "high and mighty" game
08-18-2005, 09:13 PM
#745
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Location: Poland, Maine
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Originally posted by Fuzzymemo
I don't need to state this but b*tch you got owned
I don't need to state this but b*tch you got owned
?You sound like one of those angry internet kids who jumps from forum to forum trying to **** people off and build a badass name for yourself. Save your anger for someone who deserves it, your wasting time and thread space.
Now back to the plesant greetings...
09-09-2005, 08:09 PM
#750
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^---thanks, everyone else i know seems to like it too...
of course they can never pronounce it, they always say "Ray-zoh", but it's "Rah-Zoh"..
also, another tidbit, im 100% mexican, yet my 1st name is French, my last name's Italian, and my dad's side has orangeish hair on our faces, yet we arent a tiny bit Irish...
crazy, huh?
of course they can never pronounce it, they always say "Ray-zoh", but it's "Rah-Zoh"..
also, another tidbit, im 100% mexican, yet my 1st name is French, my last name's Italian, and my dad's side has orangeish hair on our faces, yet we arent a tiny bit Irish...
crazy, huh?