Floyd has poor command of the English language.

[Glamour Puss]

The only words he seems to know are:

1)Like

2)I

3)Said

4)Before

Watch his interviews and you'll see that when he's asked a question, he always preface's anything with: Like I said before..... EVEN THOUGH, he may have not necessarily have "said it before".... Which leads me to think that his use of "like I said before" isn't founded in any practical, concrete, recalling sense, but rather its a reflection of his anxiety when faced with critical questions and his limited grasp of the language (since he always resorts to the same statement to preface his cookie cutter and predictable answers)....

"Like I said before" is his brains trigger term to begin the bull****ting. Its his way of reminding himself that its now time to lie, distort, dodge and pretty much avoid the question altogether.

In this regard, his interview style mimics his fighting style.

Aye??


:mangler:

[Burner]

The only words he seems to know are:

1)Like

2)I

3)Said

4)Before

Watch his interviews and you'll see that when he's asked a question, he always preface's anything with: Like I said before..... EVEN THOUGH, he may have not necessarily have "said it before".... Which leads me to think that his use of "like I said before" isn't founded in any practical, concrete, recalling sense, but rather its a reflection of his anxiety when faced with critical questions and his limited grasp of the language (since he always resorts to the same statement to preface his cookie cutter and predictable answers)....

"Like I said before" is his brains trigger term to begin the bull****ting. Its his way of reminding himself that its now time to lie, distort, dodge and pretty much avoid the question altogether.

In this regard, his interview style mimics his fighting style.

Aye??


:mangler:

What does this have to do with Boxing.

[UnDeniable]

Great thread

[SplitSecond]

is this true burton?

[Nacho_Analstain]

What does this have to do with Boxing.

Floyd Mayweather is a boxer.

[2501]

Zab Judah: "I trained and prepared, knawsayin? I went in there knowing what I had to do, knawsayin? I came to take care of business, knawsayin? knawsayin, knawsayin?"

[Glamour Puss]

What does this have to do with Boxing.

Why iz you a hatur Burner?? Don't playa hate me dawg...

is this true burton?

Its more true than the a ******'s stinky puss.

Zab Judah: "I trained and prepared, knawsayin? I went in there knowing what I had to do, knawsayin? I came to take care of business, knawsayin? knawsayin, knawsayin?"

Zab is Mirriam Webster compared to Floyd....

[Killa_Kali]

The only words he seems to know are:

1)Like

2)I

3)Said

4)Before

Watch his interviews and you'll see that when he's asked a question, he always preface's anything with: Like I said before..... EVEN THOUGH, he may have not necessarily have "said it before".... Which leads me to think that his use of "like I said before" isn't founded in any practical, concrete, recalling sense, but rather its a reflection of his anxiety when faced with critical questions and his limited grasp of the language (since he always resorts to the same statement to preface his cookie cutter and predictable answers)....

"Like I said before" is his brains trigger term to begin the bull****ting. Its his way of reminding himself that its now time to lie, distort, dodge and pretty much avoid the question altogether.

In this regard, his interview style mimics his fighting style.

Aye??


:mangler:

i never thought you had it in you, jack. it's a form of logical fallacy, a cognitive memory bias.

[PAKYO]

That's wha' am tellin yah! Mah son is gay!!!

[Glamour Puss]

i never thought you had it in you, jack. it's a form of logical fallacy, a cognitive memory bias.

Its clear that you "misunderestimated" friend...