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Take a closer look at that barbell sleeve. I think Nikkki pegs him with it. There's already shit on it.
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It started with the gym, then bit by bit, every thing he does (including his writing and tweeting on the desktop) got hiked up there. I wonder what excuse she uses to keep pushing him to move his passions and hobbies, and him along with them, out of her sight. Maybe after one too many drunken rages he's kind of beholden to her and she pushes that as a middle ground before flat out leaving
She already left you in her mind and heart, Pat. Just like your daughter.
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Why does he put commas in between "seek out and accept professional help"?
How retarded, is he, actually?
How retarded, is he, actually?
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I'm no expert fighter like Patrick claims to be, but I've been in my fair share of strip mall dojos and boxing gyms. These kinds of bags are for kids. As you can see, its even height adjustable for the shorter tots. Like Admin said, it's not a kick bag, that'd be fucking retarded if he is using as one. These are soft and plushy, and very light weight. If you were training serious kicks on this thing you'd topple it over every time. Real kick bags go lower, and are heavier. And are suspended by chains from the ceiling.
Patrick bought this because it was cheap, and he thought it would look good in his social media pictures.
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So I've seen people on the internet say if you can do only one, do BJJ. But I don't know that BJJ/wrestling would be the best skill for a street fight. I see the benefit in knowing how to fight on the ground, because a lot of fights end up on the ground. But I feel like Muay Thai/boxing might be better overall because no matter what, there's always striking involved. The way things are nowadays, I'd be afraid to be on the ground in a fight because there's probably at least a 50/50 chance someone is going to sucker punch/kick you while you're on top of someone fighting. I feel like I'd rather be good at striking/defense instead of BJJ but I could be dead wrong.
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Quasi on Heebovitz: i'm gonna hurt him, real bad. : Don't need any.Pat's so predictable and stupid, the man comes straight ahead. He's tailor-made for me and he's gonna get hurt.