A Man Is Descending From The Sky!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dj Ramos]

You heard right!!!! This video was taken during the event!!!




Only one image was recovered during the event.



An innocent man was punished the day of February 10, 2009, That innocent man went by the name of Antonio Margarito. He was punished for something he never did and accepted the punishment knowing the consequences behind them. This innocent man was put away for so long and the real criminals have turned the public against him.

A tornado is coming soon to Dallas.

Margarito has died.
Margarito was risen.
Margarito will win again.


WAAARRRR TOOOONNNNYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gauze]

i thought this was gonna be a fan man thread

[dj Ramos]

This is a thread to appriciate the legend that is Antonio Margarito

[dj Ramos]

[DeelDough]

Not many fish bite the baits anymore.

Your baits that is.

[dj Ramos]

Not many fish bite the baits anymore.

Your baits that is.

what are you talking about?

[Blooper]

on nov. 13, margs is going back to this...

[dj Ramos]

on nov. 13, margs is going back to this...

your an ass lol

[Real King Kong]

i thought this was gonna be a fan man thread

R.I.P fan man

Miller was reported missing on September 22, 2002. On March 9, 2003, a group of hunters bushwhacking through the woods on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska found a decomposing body identified as that of James Miller. Police said he had chosen the remote Resurrection Pass Trail in Chugach National Forest, veering deep off-trail to a spot that might not have been discovered for years, if ever. Miller had hanged himself from a tree, and the death was ruled a suicide.[2] Miller had been suffering from a debilitating heart disease and was overwhelmed by medical bills.[3]

Miller left behind a pregnant girlfriend who gave birth to a son, Logan, on February 14, 2003.

Although Miller's disappearance and death were reported in the local press, his suicide did not become widely known outside Alaska until later in 2003, when ESPN went searching for him to film a SportsCenter feature to be shown during the tenth anniversary of his stunt.

[dj Ramos]

R.I.P fan man

Miller was reported missing on September 22, 2002. On March 9, 2003, a group of hunters bushwhacking through the woods on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska found a decomposing body identified as that of James Miller. Police said he had chosen the remote Resurrection Pass Trail in Chugach National Forest, veering deep off-trail to a spot that might not have been discovered for years, if ever. Miller had hanged himself from a tree, and the death was ruled a suicide.[2] Miller had been suffering from a debilitating heart disease and was overwhelmed by medical bills.[3]

Miller left behind a pregnant girlfriend who gave birth to a son, Logan, on February 14, 2003.

Although Miller's disappearance and death were reported in the local press, his suicide did not become widely known outside Alaska until later in 2003, when ESPN went searching for him to film a SportsCenter feature to be shown during the tenth anniversary of his stunt.

who the hell is fan man??