Time Traveler in 1995 Mike Tyson fight

[Slyboots]

I know your 12 cause by 1995 Mike Tyson was a shell of his former self he lost interest in the sport in 1990 he was never the same after he left Kevin Rooney

I know you're 12 because you type and sound like a 12 year old.

[K-Nan]

classic era time period.

90s was such a great decade.

Was just rewatching Cooper-Holyfield. I got chills in the 3rd round.

[Luilun]

I know you're 12 because you type and sound like a 12 year old.

Let my guess it took you two day using your 12 brain cells to come up with that that's like 2 days old you ******ed buffoon

[Luilun]

The village idiot......

You sound like a repeating disruptive Child

[Luilun]

He still doesn't get it

Oh god I got 3 Floydturds with total IQ's of 3 piling on

[Razcal26]

You sound like a repeating disruptive Child

Oh god I got 3 Floydturds with total IQ's of 3 piling on

There you go idiot, go to your usual stick; whining about Floyd fans............

Please, tell us more about how ****** this thread is because it isn't talking about Tyson in his prime?

The village idiot.

[-Kev-]

Oh god I got 3 Floydturds with total IQ's of 3 piling on

Luilun is owning ya'll in here

[El Gitano]

Maybe this dude traveled as far back as Mongolia 1,500 years ago and died there and was buried wearing his Adidas cross trainers.




1,500-Year-Old Mummy Appears To Be Wearing Adidas Trainers

“Style is eternal,” they say. In light of that wisdom, people have been pointing out the resemblance of this recently discovered ancient mummy’s shoes to a pair of Adidas trainers, complete with their iconic stripes. Yes, it's even prompted numerous jokes of “time travel.”

The mummified remains were found 2,803 meters (9,196 feet) up in Mongolia’s Altai Mountains. The mummy, thought to be a native Turkic female, is estimated to be over 1,500 years old. Its discovery was prompted after local herdsmen stumbled across the grave and alerted the Khovd Museum.

Unfortunately, and probably unsurprisingly, the researchers from the museum made no reference to the fresh pair of sneakers. However, they told the Siberian Times, “The finds show us that these people were very skilled craftsmen. Given that this was the grave of a simple person, we understand that craft skills were rather well developed.”

They added, “This person was not from elite, and we believe it was likely a woman, because there is no bow in the tomb.”

Aside from all the time travel nonsense, the researchers are more excited about what secrets this mummy can reveal about the ancient Turkic culture. Along with the shoes, the mummy’s grave also contained a bundle of everyday objects, the remains of an entire horse, its saddle and four finely woven pieces of clothing.

[SterlingStained]

somebody let alex jones know.