Vera & McEwan

[XaduBoxer]

Someone protested when I said earlier that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera" ... Maybe that guy haven't read this:

http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...-now-verb.html

[killersheep]

Someone protested when I said earlier that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera" ... Maybe that guy haven't read this:

http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...-now-verb.html

Why the wind up Saddoboxer?

[XaduBoxer]

Someone protested when I said earlier that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera" ... Maybe that guy haven't read this:

http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...-now-verb.html

Why the wind up Saddoboxer?

If well known professional sportswriters can use the verb "pacquiao" in their sports article published and read by millions of sports fans, why can't I use the same verb here in this forum??

And it's also true that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera"...
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[killersheep]

Someone protested when I said earlier that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera" ... Maybe that guy haven't read this:

http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...-now-verb.html

Why the wind up Saddoboxer?

If well known professional sportswriters can use the verb "pacquiao" in their sports article published and read by millions of sports fans, why can't I use the same verb here in this forum??

And it's also true that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera"...
.

Because you are using it with the sole purpose of winding people up to get a reaction. It is very childish.

[XaduBoxer]

Why the wind up Saddoboxer?

If well known professional sportswriters can use the verb "pacquiao" in their sports article published and read by millions of sports fans, why can't I use the same verb here in this forum??

And it's also true that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera"...
.

Because you are using it with the sole purpose of winding people up to get a reaction. It is very childish.

Well I think it's good to use new words, new verbs specially those originating from boxing instead of the usual destroyed, demolished, annihilated... ...

Professional sportswriters used the verb "pacquiao" to describe a basketball game, a football game... Why can't we use "pacquiao" in a boxing match? Coz it's childish... I don't think so... IMO, it sounds innovative to me, something new...
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[killersheep]

If well known professional sportswriters can use the verb "pacquiao" in their sports article published and read by millions of sports fans, why can't I use the same verb here in this forum??

And it's also true that "Andy Lee was pacquiao'ed by Brian Vera"...
.

Because you are using it with the sole purpose of winding people up to get a reaction. It is very childish.

Well I think it's good to use new words, new verbs specially those originating from boxing instead of the usual destroyed, demolished, annihilated... ...

Professional sportswriters used the verb "pacquiao" to describe a basketball game, a football game... Why can't we use "pacquiao" in a boxing match? Coz it's childish... I don't think so... IMO, it sounds innovative to me, something new...
.

Pacquiao is not exactly a new term in your posts even if the context is different. Truly this is not innovation merely repackaged regurgitation and certainly just an excuse to bring PACs name into something that has no relevance. Vera was getting whooped from pillar to post until he finally caught Lee in the end rounds when Lee was gassing. So if by Paquiaoed you mean winning a fight with ease and then running out of steam and getting caught, then you have a point, otherwise there is no relevance.