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I set it up that way. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by SalTheButcher
When your making the thread/poll it gives you that option.
If you wan't to make it so that you can see who votes for whom.
See above. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
It's an option when you create a thread/poll. :)
Pretty cool feature to the new forum. :cool:
Pac looks like an idiot with that earring on his ear
ic, cool new feature indeed. No anonymous voters!Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
I fixed it for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
Thats a cool feature!
Quite even so far!!!
Oh my... That was embarassing! Brain fart there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galaxy
Thank you! I would like to give you some rep, but I maxed out with the giving today.;D
"unanimous voters" Haha! :LOS:
Alll you Pacquiao fans are unanimous though!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
Yes, we all are! We have to give our full support for that one particular countryman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galaxy
If we don't vote for him, then we can no longer be called Pacquiao fans. It's logical!!!!!!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Galaxy
I 'mahal' Manny Pac.
Pac is my 'onon'.
:cool:
Good tagalog there Mick.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Pac working out in Las Vegas gym...
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He looks so skinny. No more chubby cheeks. I expect him to baloon up comes fight night. Maybe 144 or even 150. I wanna see Juan take those welterpunches.
What's 'onon'. I don't know that 'onon' is a tagalog word.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
I love Pacman should be translated as:
Mahal ko si Pacman
(love I Pacman);D
"onon" sounds like bisaya dong. I'm not bisaya.Quote:
Originally Posted by brucelee
I know tagalog, bisaya, waray and ilongo but i don't know the word 'onon'.:-\Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
You speak all those languages? Ok, on-on means yes in pangalatot.Quote:
Originally Posted by brucelee
You mean "pangalot"? pangalatot ? dialect for Pampangenos?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
Yes, i speak all those languages/dialects. Fluent in tagalog, bisaya and waray but not really in ilongo.
No, haha! That's funny. We are funny. Damn Mick started all this.;DQuote:
Originally Posted by brucelee
Pangasinan is the province. Pangasinense or Ilocano are the people lives there. Their dialect are 85% Ilocano and 15% Pangalatot.
Pampangga is another province. Pampangeno lives there. They speak kapampangan.
2000!
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YES!
I'd still call you a Pacquiao fan if you wanted to come over to the darkside... it'll be our little secret!Quote:
Originally Posted by brucelee
The force is very strong with me. You might regret converting me to the dark side.;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Galaxy
Pac by decision, although I want JMM to win, I don't see it happening.
i speak ilonggo and bisaya. i never heard of that word. where in RP u from PSL,bruce?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
Marquez by decision...
Dagupan City bro. Bangus capital of the world!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by josef4334
144 sounds about right but I don't think 150 will suit too well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
I sware I can't help it but smile when I see Pac training or whatever.
He's just all smiles and is always Happy.
Onon means "friend"Quote:
Originally Posted by brucelee
(at least that's what I was told)
Sorry! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Pacstraightleft
josef4334 your avatar pic. of the PI AirForce Ones....Quote:
Originally Posted by josef4334
Now those are some AF1 I would rock out...
Love the color and the PI flag...
I have the all white AF1 and the Oakland A's AF1.... :cool:
I forgot to vote anyway like i have said in all the Marquez vs Pacquiao 2 threads. Marquez needs to lead with straight right hands and not worry about the jab, the straight right hand is Southpaws biggest weakness. A Southpaw jab is quite tricky to deal with so don't try and jab against a Southpaw just lead with straight right hands, something Marquez done very well in there first meeting. Pacquiao has the faster hands but like i said speed can be trumped with excellent timing and countering, which Marquez does very well. He needs to time Pacquiao coming in take a little step back then fire a left/right combo right down the pipe. Also it would be good if Marquez stepped outside Pacquiao's lead leg forcing Pacquiao to move in a direction which is against Pacquiao's natural power, that way Marquez can take away Pacquiao's best weapon the *Straight Left Hand*. Pacquiao has improved since there 1st meeting though and he isn't as 1 dimensional as he used to be. But i still feel if Marquez does all the things i mentioned above he can win a clear cut decision. The only worry i have is Marquez seems to be brawling a lot more now i hope he doesn't get too involved in a brawl with Pacquiao. Im not saying he needs to be cautious because thats not the way you beat Pacquiao, as Barrera found out. You need to get respect from Pacquiao by landing solid shots but as soon as Marquez lands good shots he needs to get the hell out of there in a hurry. I don't think this will be as good as there first meeting and i see Marquez winning like i said 115-113, 116-112, 115-113.
Nacho Beristain: I’m going to take care of him (Marquez) like a little girl.:-\
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I don't see pac losing this one - that's what Freddie sez and who am I to say nay to him.
I think pac will try to size him up until the 4th and put real pressure and try to knock him down there and finish his job on the 7th;
or if he's in a hurry,
he'll put pressure from the start and try to knock Marquez down once in the 1st and finish the job on the 4th. Either way.
By the way, I voted for Marquez by KO cuz I saw Violent D looking like a fool there alone and I kinda felt sorry for him after I learned that it's his birthday so I've decided to join him so he won't look foolish any more - that's my birthday gift for him. Ok pal, you owe me one.;D;)
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