Comments Thread For: Photos: Manny Pacquiao Wild Card Training Shots

[sargo]

Pacquiao looks shook.

He knows that nothing can stop what's going to happen to him on May 2, no matter how hard he trains. It's like a dark cloud of doom is hanging over him.

You see that for real bro?

[KnickTillDeaTh]

you forgot to read no. 4

If employee A comes to work and i clearly mention 5 minutes earlier, then where is the excuse going to be used for? where is the blame going to come from? he did not go absent did he?

If Floyd lose, where is the excuse going to be use for - justification or defense put forward to lessen the blame. where is the blame going to come from? Pac did not lose did he?

I still can't figure it out but there is something wrong with the bolded letters.

correct me if i am wrong but if a statement is accepted it is not an excuse in the first place right?.

it will just be an excuse as long as the other side don't accept it.

let say for example I am talking to a Pac fan

I said Pac is gonna lose because he is no longer that fast, and he said yeah he kinda slow now. where is the excuse?

But if I made that same statement and he said, no you are just giving me excuses if he loss then that same statement becomes an excuse for that particular pacfan

That is your excuse, I think youre confusing your self. If you say Pac is going to loose because Mayweather is the better fighter then there is no excuse, however if you say Mayweather is the better fight because Pac is shop warn, so Pac will loose there is your excuse. Its very simple.

[-Makunouchi-]

Thread should be retitled to Pac photos wearing flip flops! Lol!

nsb at its finest!


May 3,2015 nsb population will be half! Floydiots will be extinct!

[ElMeroChingon]

Can't wait, Manny looks focused.

Going to be a great fight, may the best man win.

[Rath]

That is your excuse, I think youre confusing your self. If you say Pac is going to loose because Mayweather is the better fighter then there is no excuse, however if you say Mayweather is the better fight because Pac is shop warn, so Pac will loose there is your excuse. Its very simple.

an excuse is something you don't readily accept.

attempt to lessen the blame attaching to (a fault or offense)

any statement given whether for or against the view of someone when readily accepted (where is the fault or offense?) is not an excuse.

if you still don't understand it or grasp the idea then i rest my case.

[KnickTillDeaTh]

an excuse is something you don't readily accept.

attempt to lessen the blame attaching to (a fault or offense)

any statement given whether for or against the view of someone when readily accepted (where is the fault or offense?) is not an excuse.

if you still don't understand it or grasp the idea then i rest my case.

seriously? this is grade school schit, it applies in both cases, multiple definitions, an excuse does not have to be excepted to be an excuse,it isnt only for a fault or offense, it also does not have to be true. An excuse is also when you try to remove blame, which is exactly what your doing if you say 'pac will loose because his calf cramps', in affect you removed responsibility for a loss from Pac and placed it on his calfs, Pac loosing is also hi offense which you are trying to excuse. SO FUXING SIMPLE.

ex·cuse
verb
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1.
attempt to lessen the blame attaching to (a fault or offense); seek to defend or justify.

"he did nothing to hide or excuse Jacob's cruelty"

synonyms: justify, defend, condone, vindicate; More
antonyms: condemn

forgive (someone) for a fault or offense.
"you must excuse my sister"

synonyms: forgive, pardon, absolve, exonerate, acquit; More
overlook or forgive (a fault or offense).
"sit down***8212;excuse the mess"

(of a fact or circumstance) serve in mitigation of (a person or act).
"his ability excuses most of his faults"

2.
release (someone) from a duty or requirement.
"it will not be possible to excuse you from jury duty"

synonyms: let off, release, relieve, exempt, absolve, free
"she has been excused from her duties"

(used in polite formulas) allow (someone) to leave a room or gathering.
"now, if you'll excuse us, we have to be getting along"
say politely that one is leaving.

(used especially by school pupils) be allowed to leave the room, especially to go to the bathroom.
"please, can I be excused?"
noun
noun: excuse; plural noun: excuses
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1.
a reason or explanation put forward to defend or justify a fault or offense.
"there can be no possible excuse for any further delay"

synonyms: justification, defense, reason, explanation, mitigating circumstances, mitigation, vindication
"that's no excuse for stealing"

a reason put forward to conceal the real reason for an action; a pretext.
"they use their hunting as an excuse to get away from the womenfolk"
synonyms: pretext, ostensible reason, pretense; More
" They use Pac's calf injury as an excuse to explain his loss"

2.
informal
a poor or inadequate example of.
"that pathetic excuse for a man!"

synonyms: travesty of, poor specimen of; informalapology for
"that pathetic excuse for a man!"

[Pocket Dogs!]

No wonder Manny still has calf muscle cramps.