Lol, being a cashier i see alot of younger ones wearing that crap. Theres this blueish Acura driving around with a tapout decal on it.
Well if i was allowed to have a sig, the last sentence would probably be my sig
well done
It would have helped to call me :tup:
I was told you were at work! LIES! IMA BEAT YOUR FACE!!!
I think this shirt I made would suit these macho guys better:
i’m totally wearing imitation ugg’s right now. but, they’re airwalks, so they’re fucking cool as shit.
Like I said, my friends are ACTUAL professional fighters… my roommate is a professional submission wrestling trainer.
Big difference between people taking classes and people that actually fight
i want to fight somebody
i can get down with girls wearing uggs,
its when they buy the fake shit that pisses me off
Craig?
If so he’s a standup guy, one of the funniest coaches ever. Won the gi absolute division against a huge dude too.
No don’t know him sorry? I’m pretty sure my info says it, I’m from Utica but I live in Jacksonville Florida.
My roomate is Alex Wysocki… a bit infamous on the mmaforums haha.
here is him breaking a kids arm years ago with a kimora…
:2fingers:
Because everyone wants to be a fighter until they take a really good shot to the nose or the jaw, have their bell rung or are getting worked from a knee on stomach position where they can’t move or breath, then they realize it looks much better on TV.
I stopped wearing tapout(back when the shirts were nearly made to order) around 99- 2000 or so after training because I realized that what used to be a very cool niche brand within a very unique sport and a with the wearers experiencing what it was and meant, within a very tight, unique group of those dedicated to the sport was soon to be marketed as a mass hype, over-produced yuppy based commercial mainstream brand. It used to be a great feeling to live the sport and represent it as it was, with the brand supporting the trainers and fighters and the trainers and fighters reciprocating.
The tapout guys did a ton for the sport when it was developing to what it is now, it pains me(not literally) to see everyone who really has no idea what went into it and never experienced legitimate training first hand(the sport, as represented by what the brand was) wearing the brand as if it were something they would find in abercromie and fitch.
They meant to support the sport and get paid. They did.
Why do you keep telling people you hack shit, etc…?
Uhh because I do?
I have done a shit ton of security audit and penetration tests along with C&A work for government projects…I hold multiple security certifications…I’m fairly active in the local security community, metasploit project, exotic liability, hackers for charity, and a few other things…
I don’t run around wearing l33t hax0r shirts either :lol:
youre the man
I went to space camp once, so I must be an astronaut.
amirite?
i cant make that out, can you post a bigger pic?