JoelDali
G.O.A.T.
Wielding forth the KPS 88 Bassault Based Weaponry: 4.0 spider veined cankle headed white women beg suresh to pray 8.0 mixed fall season only to be shot down like a wounded pigeon spraying white paint on the sidewalks of life.
Battle by the Border: Matt Lin vs. San Diego
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heninfan99
Talk Tennis Guru
^^what is the PW to your bucket?
heninfan99
Talk Tennis Guru
too bad Palo Alto is quite a drive to the San Pablo courts in Berkeley/Oakland area.
Strange thing happened yesterday. I was buying two textbooks for my son from Amazon (each was $50 cheaper than at the University bookstore), and after selecting the first book, I found two items in my shopping cart. I wondered how that could be. It turned out one of them was the T shirt with my name on it which was mentioned in a previous post here. Somehow, it had been magically placed in my shopping cart even though I had never selected it. If I had not been careful, I would have ordered it!
This is the one:
http://www.amazon.com/ShirtScope-Suresh-shirt-Heart-Medium/dp/B00KYGG0MW/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1442425441&sr=8-9&keywords=suresh+T+shirt
This is the one:
http://www.amazon.com/ShirtScope-Suresh-shirt-Heart-Medium/dp/B00KYGG0MW/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1442425441&sr=8-9&keywords=suresh+T+shirt
SoBad
G.O.A.T.
At that price for a t-shirt, the 5-star rating and reviews better be on target.
heninfan99
Talk Tennis Guru
Chotobaka
Hall of Fame
Well, the review does seem to be spot on.
JoelDali
G.O.A.T.
I think it's sad that suresh is enduring this medical emergency and most likely will not be the same player at this age and body weight. Luckily those who were fortunate and got to play doubles and sample his Indian gootch pellets can tell stories of his triumphs to their children and their's.
My money is on suresh. I think he will win in the end and prove all the arm chair NTRP judges wrong.
My money is on suresh. I think he will win in the end and prove all the arm chair NTRP judges wrong.
Are LeeD's nipples visible or am I just dreaming?I think it's sad that suresh is enduring this medical emergency and most likely will not be the same player at this age and body weight. Luckily those who were fortunate and got to play doubles and sample his Indian gootch pellets can tell stories of his triumphs to their children and their's.
My money is on suresh. I think he will win in the end and prove all the arm chair NTRP judges wrong.
Chotobaka
Hall of Fame
You should have seen them before the infamous "nipple-clip" incident out in Waianae back in '72.
BounceHitBounceHit
Legend
So, is there going to be more tennis played? Or are we to satisfy ourselves with this sophomoric banter???
BounceHitBounceHit
Legend
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Just to be clear, I'm good either way![emoji106]
Just to be clear, I'm good either way![emoji106]
Power Player
Talk Tennis Guru
This is very serious ITF dialogue between two of the world top Internet Tennis Sensations.
BounceHitBounceHit
Legend
Excellent!
Chotobaka
Hall of Fame
You cannot deny that your ridiculous antics have perfectly positioned you as the snipe in the Great TT Snipe Hunt. How appropriate with the snipe being a mythical creature and you being a mythical 4.0 who went serve for serve with Kevin Curren. Fantasyland is fun. Rage on LeeDelerious.
Murrayjuannow
Banned
Kimiko would crush Sureshs
in marathon.
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in marathon.
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I watched that match and really enjoyed it, the two different styles of play and great movement by both guys was a pleasure to watch.
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Kimiko Date would crush me in marathon, tennis and arm wrestling
Chotobaka
Hall of Fame
Fixed.
heninfan99
Talk Tennis Guru
she would succumb to his hairy charms. Their love child would be a sight to behold and a 3.5 player of some stature.
Power Player
Talk Tennis Guru
Will you be able to return to the ITF Tour?
Power Player
Talk Tennis Guru
Perfect. The world awaits the return, the training and the press hype building to the LeeD showdown at Sunrise.
heninfan99
Talk Tennis Guru
Sounds like it went well. Get well soon.
mightyrick
Legend
Glad to see you got through the surgery okay. May the mesh be with you.
Who's body belongs to them?
I've broken my collarbones 4 separate times.
More than 7 broken ribs.
3 separates of the left shoulder, one dislocate of the right, which is currently bothering me.
2 compound fractures of the tib/fib, one of the fib alone, all needing surgery, pins, wires, and screws.
Both pinkies broken and pinned, thru surgery.
Both ring fingers broken, only the left has a pin.
And, I'm blessed with flat feet, bad eyesight, short arms, and a decided lack of strength.
I've broken my collarbones 4 separate times.
More than 7 broken ribs.
3 separates of the left shoulder, one dislocate of the right, which is currently bothering me.
2 compound fractures of the tib/fib, one of the fib alone, all needing surgery, pins, wires, and screws.
Both pinkies broken and pinned, thru surgery.
Both ring fingers broken, only the left has a pin.
And, I'm blessed with flat feet, bad eyesight, short arms, and a decided lack of strength.
That's what is interesting!
Fat Dave rented a room at my house when I was 29-35 years old, making him 17-23.
Those years were 6 after my worst leg/hand break, so I was completely healed, surfing big waves, playing good tennis, racing motocross, and night taxi driving in San Francisco.
By his second year at the house, I was somehow known as a tough guy, possibly thru my involvement as "enforcer" at OceanBeach, or maybe some of my cab driver escapades, which included some jail time for both assault and A with battery, on the 6th floor of the Hall Of Justice in SF, a shooting early in my cab career with Veteran's Cab, and a penchant to stick my nose into every bar brawl at the old Beach Chalet or other surfer bars. Beach Chalet alone accounted for well over 40 fights in 5 years.
I"m not real tough, but pretty slippery and quick, and had lots of friends since junior high who were always ready and willing to watch my back. Plus, Bruce Lee was an item in the early '70's.
Fat Dave rented a room at my house when I was 29-35 years old, making him 17-23.
Those years were 6 after my worst leg/hand break, so I was completely healed, surfing big waves, playing good tennis, racing motocross, and night taxi driving in San Francisco.
By his second year at the house, I was somehow known as a tough guy, possibly thru my involvement as "enforcer" at OceanBeach, or maybe some of my cab driver escapades, which included some jail time for both assault and A with battery, on the 6th floor of the Hall Of Justice in SF, a shooting early in my cab career with Veteran's Cab, and a penchant to stick my nose into every bar brawl at the old Beach Chalet or other surfer bars. Beach Chalet alone accounted for well over 40 fights in 5 years.
I"m not real tough, but pretty slippery and quick, and had lots of friends since junior high who were always ready and willing to watch my back. Plus, Bruce Lee was an item in the early '70's.
mightyrick
Legend
Don't worry, they can rebuild you. They have the technology. They can make you better than you were before. Better. Stronger. Faster.
How? I didn't. We always wrestled to draws, both guys exhausted, winded, panting, broken furniture, and the 2 other guys yelling at us to keep it down, since they worked early morning shifts.
He used his weight, 275 lbs.
No biggie, I was 140 lbs., played VARSITY football and basketball, on the line as TE or OLB (that's outside linebacker, but a designated pass rush position, like Adam Lynch or old Alden Smith. The tackles who tried to block me, and most did, weighed well over 250, and the pass rusher's I had to block usually around 200 or so, but had a running head start. And when I blocked inside for sweeps, I'd take on the right tackle of the defense, usually someone weighing in around 250 lbs. with help of course, sometimes, from our left offensive tackle. Sometimes he led the left sweeps, while I blocked inwards to pin the Dtackle inside.
He used his weight, 275 lbs.
No biggie, I was 140 lbs., played VARSITY football and basketball, on the line as TE or OLB (that's outside linebacker, but a designated pass rush position, like Adam Lynch or old Alden Smith. The tackles who tried to block me, and most did, weighed well over 250, and the pass rusher's I had to block usually around 200 or so, but had a running head start. And when I blocked inside for sweeps, I'd take on the right tackle of the defense, usually someone weighing in around 250 lbs. with help of course, sometimes, from our left offensive tackle. Sometimes he led the left sweeps, while I blocked inwards to pin the Dtackle inside.
Oh sorry, if I didn't make myself clear.
When I graduated from high school, I weighed in around 118, and 5'6". I grew later. I got invited to CCSF's, football program for a tryout, but didn't because I skipped a semester, got involved in racing my TD-3, and couldn't put in the time for practice, shaping surfboards, surfing, and racing. I didn't plan to do any homework, of course. Ended up racing very little, crashing every practice, working on the bike and surfing and shaping surfboards.
When I graduated from high school, I weighed in around 118, and 5'6". I grew later. I got invited to CCSF's, football program for a tryout, but didn't because I skipped a semester, got involved in racing my TD-3, and couldn't put in the time for practice, shaping surfboards, surfing, and racing. I didn't plan to do any homework, of course. Ended up racing very little, crashing every practice, working on the bike and surfing and shaping surfboards.