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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: NarcissisticDeity on September 07, 2016, 05:53:09 PM
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Isn't that Shawn Ray on the right?
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Isn't that Shawn Ray on the right?
LMAO
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/3143071/darius-wheeler
5'9"
WEIGHT175lbs
40YD DASH4.48
SHUTTLE3.99
VERTICAL31"
BENCH PRESS235lbs
SQUAT 435lbs
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That's not Flex Wheeler. That's Aaron Baker!
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Father's Day 2016
(http://i.ebayimg.com/images/a/(KGrHqF,!lUFBgp(R+vMBQg!eKejtQ~~/s-l300.jpg)
Kid's a true chip off the old oilpan....
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Flex's arm is toast. Looks terrible.
His kid does NOT squat 435. I'd bet money on it. No doubt he had the poundage on his back, but, no. Quarter rep, at best. I know how these gridiron guys do shit.
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damn man your one weird dude
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Whoever the boy is he looks a lot better than magic Johnsons kid
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Darius... So, when black people are naming their children, do they have specific short list of names to draw from? DeShaun, DeMarques, Darius, etc?
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Darius... So, when black people are naming their children, do they have specific short list of names to draw from? DeShaun, DeMarques, Darius, etc?
It do!
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Photoshop..
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Photoshop..
So is the other one. Looks even worse than that one.
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Photoshop..
Like father , like son
WooOSHHHHHHHHHHHHH TA NA KA
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Having learned from his fathers mistakes, the young nig takes the far safer option of shopping his arm pics rather than injecting synthol
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I remember in the Mass construction video from Flex, his brother was also into bodybuilding. Did he had any relevant placings in the industry?
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lol photoshopping douche
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Darius... So, when black people are naming their children, do they have specific short list of names to draw from? DeShaun, DeMarques, Darius, etc?
That African-Americans have a tendency to buck more common names is obvious. Take a quick glance down the Olympic roster.
It is the black names that disproportionately stand out:
Tayshaun, Deron, Rau’shee, Raynell, Deontay, Taraje, Jozy, Kerron, Hyleas, Chaunte, Bershawn, Lashawn, Sanya, Trevell, Sheena, Ogonna, Dremiel.
You can safely bet that NBC’s commentators practiced these a few more times in the mirror than the name “Michael Phelps.”
And, indeed, black Americans have spearheaded and continue to lead the trend of creative naming in this country, even if they haven’t garnered as many headlines as True Adonis.
Creative naming has reached every race and class, but “it is largely and profoundly the legacy of African-Americans,” writes Eliza Dinwiddie-Boyd in her baby-naming book “Proud Heritage.”
Shalondra and Shaday, Jenneta and Jonelle, Michandra and Milika — in some parts of the country today, nearly a third of African-American girls are given a name belonging to no one else in the state (boys’ names tend to be somewhat more conservative).
Such onomastic inventiveness has irked more than a few observers.
Not long ago, a news item with the headline “Federal Judge: Enough With the Stupid Names” began to circulate in many people’s inboxes.
The judge, declaring that he was fed up with black children’s “ridiculous names,” apparently issued an order requiring black women to receive approval from three whites before naming their babies.
“They put in apostrophes where none are needed,” fumed the judge.
“They think a ‘Q’ is a must.
There was a time when Shaniqua and Tawanda were names you dreaded.
Now, if you’re a black girl, you hope you get a name as sensible as one of those.”
Soon, according to the article, elementary school teachers were expressing relief. No longer would they have to wonder in panic on the first day of school, “How do I pronounce Q’J’Q’Sha?”
Many names of French origin entered the picture in the 60s.
Opinions on the origins of the French influence vary, but historically French names such as Monique, Chantal, André, and Antoine became so common within African-American culture that many Americans began to think of them solely as "Black names".
These names are often seen with spelling variations such as Antwan (Antoine) or Shauntelle (Chantal).
By the 1970s and 1980s it had become common within African-American culture to invent new names.
Many of the invented names took elements from popular existing names.
Prefixes such as La/Le, Da/De, Ra/Re, or Ja/Je and suffixes such as -ique/iqua, -isha, and -aun/-awn are common, as well as inventive spellings for common names.
The name LaKeisha is typically considered American in origin, but has elements drawn from both French and African roots.
Other names — for example LaTanisha, DeShawn, JaMarcus, DeAndre, and Shaniqua — were created in the same way.
Punctuation marks are seen more often within African-American names than other American names, such as the names Mo'nique and D'Andre.
Source:
The book Baby Names Now: From Classic to Cool--The Very Last Word on First Names places the origins of "La" names in African-American culture in New Orleans.
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Prefixes such as La/Le, Da/De, Ra/Re, or Ja/Je and suffixes such as -ique/iqua, -isha, and -aun/-awn are common, as well as inventive spellings for common names.
"Inventive spelling" is quickly becoming the new PC term for spelling errors. Soon, kids in inner-city schools will be rewarded as "creative geniuses" and "gifted inventors" for inventively spelling common words incorrectly. "My J'niqua ain't no dickslexic reeder! She a gifted jeanyiss jus like her mama! Go head and axe me anything!"
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"Inventive spelling" is quickly becoming the new PC term for spelling errors. Soon, kids in inner-city schools will be rewarded as "creative geniuses" and "gifted inventors" for inventively spelling common words incorrectly. "My J'niqua ain't no dickslexic reeder! She a gifted jeanyiss jus like her mama! Go head and axe me anything!"
When a black student is doing it in class, it's called "inventive" and a "creative genius", but when
normal students do it, it's called "being incorrect" and "you can do better!" :D
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Darius... So, when black people are naming their children, do they have specific short list of names to draw from? DeShaun, DeMarques, Darius, etc?
Darius was the father of Xerxes
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you all know that black folk shake there heads at all the white people who name there kids "todd" or "larry", right....."Hunter" is another one
look--this is all "tribe shit" where we don't get why they do what they do (in this case- first names) and they think we're weirdos as well
get over it
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you all know that black folk shake there heads at all the white people who name there kids "todd" or "larry", right....."Hunter" is another one
look--this is all "tribe shit" where we don't get why they do what they do (in this case- first names) and they think we're weirdos as well
get over it
Who cares what blacks shake their head to Salvatore?
You ain't startin' to develop some mudshark-tendencies, are ye?
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you all know that black folk shake there heads at all the white people who name there kids "todd" or "larry", right....."Hunter" is another one
look--this is all "tribe shit" where we don't get why they do what they do (in this case- first names) and they think we're weirdos as well
get over it
Similar to those of us who sit and wipe vs the folks who stand and wipe. Gross.
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damn man your one weird dude
Yes very " weird " posting about bodybuilding on a bodybuilding message board ::) Maybe I should spam the boards with political topics or religious debates? ::)
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you all know that black folk shake there heads at all the white people who name there kids "todd" or "larry", right....."Hunter" is another one
look--this is all "tribe shit" where we don't get why they do what they do (in this case- first names) and they think we're weirdos as well
get over it
Hunter is a stupid name, only redneck, hillbilly douches would name their kid that
"Hunter labrada" oh brother ::)
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you all know that black folk shake there heads at all the white people who name there kids "todd" or "larry", right....."Hunter" is another one
look--this is all "tribe shit" where we don't get why they do what they do (in this case- first names) and they think we're weirdos as well
get over it
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The kids forearms are the same size as Flex` !! :(