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quiteatingmysteak
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In a recent article, Time Magazine covers this story: YOSAR made a bet with Chuck Norris one day that it was impossible to survive a ground fall from the top of El Capitan. On January 14th at 11am, a naked Chuck Norris was seen streaking through the air at 32 feet per second per second across the Salathe. Due to the immensley large crater of Hair the approach to the climb has now been downgraded to class 1 terrain and a rare flower that cures sadness is present in the epicenter. As of press release YOSAR still owes him a beer.
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hosh
Jan 16, 2006, 8:49 AM
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man, shut up. post this drivel in the choss pile. hosh. edit to add: you're not original. :roll:
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sigep_rockstar
Jan 16, 2006, 8:44 PM
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awesome........love that site
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hoofers_andy
Jan 16, 2006, 9:36 PM
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lolol. hosh, this is quite an original post. and damn funny at that even yosar can't kill chuck norris
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jred
Jan 16, 2006, 9:46 PM
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In reply to: lolol. hosh, this is quite an original post. and damn funny at that even yosar can't kill chuck norris This is the furthest thing from original, all you have to do is click on the link provided by hosh and you will see that this is a less funny version of what has already been done countless times.
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hoofers_andy
Jan 16, 2006, 9:59 PM
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no. this is a FUNNIER version of what has already been done many times. and no one else ever implies that chuck norris could die
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deltav
Jan 16, 2006, 10:21 PM
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Chuck Norris will kill all of you for talking about him without his permission.
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glyrocks
Jan 16, 2006, 10:25 PM
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Haha Chuck Norris. It doesn't matter what you say about Chuck, it's funny. What a guy man, what a guy. And of course it isn't original, Chuck Norris is the ultimate fall-back. It's kind of like when you realize the story you're telling sucks, so you just end it with "and then I found $20." Not original, but everyone chuckles, not necessarily at your lame 'finding 20 bucks joke,' but at you for telling a shitty story when otherwise they would have just stared at the floor in an awkward silence. If you're ever telling a joke, or trying to be funny, and all of sudden it comes to you that it's just not happening, all you have to say is "Chuck Norris" 'cause no one without a heart of stone can picture Chuck Norris wearing tight jeans, boots, and sporting that kick ass- and I mean kick ass--beard without laughing. I mean, it's Chuck fucking Norris for god's sake. Laugh at him!
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Jan 16, 2006, 10:42 PM
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Chuck Noris is MY hero... I guess that the relevant question that comes to mind is did he stop halfway down to sign autographs? Because he can. :lol: 8^) :lol: :!:
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chossmonkey
Jan 16, 2006, 11:00 PM
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Chuck Norris does not go climbing. He goes sending and summiting. Saying he was going to go climbing would indicate there is a chance of failure. Chuck Norris DOES NOT FAIL!!!!!
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dynosore
Jan 16, 2006, 11:04 PM
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As much as he is a funny persona, I only wish to be in half that good of shape in my 60's. He's lived a full and interesting life for sure...
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climbsomething
Jan 16, 2006, 11:11 PM
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climbsomething moved this thread from General to Community.
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jred
Jan 16, 2006, 11:15 PM
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In reply to: As much as he is a funny persona, I only wish to be in half that good of shape in my 60's. He's lived a full and interesting life for sure... Are you kidding? Chuck Norris is a terrible "b" actor always has been always will. Yes the guy might be in good shape, but why the assumption about his full and interesting life? Was it the infomercials he does that lead you to think this or perhaps it was Delta Force? The only reason any of this thread is in the least bit funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo.
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epoch
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In reply to: Are you kidding? Chuck Norris is a terrible "b" actor always has been always will. Yes the guy might be in good shape, but why the assumption about his full and interesting life? Was it the infomercials he does that lead you to think this or perhaps it was Delta Force? The only reason any of this thread is in the least bit funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo. Chuck Norris will haunt you in your sleep. Chuck Norris for PRESIDENT. (pencil him in!!)
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quiteatingmysteak
Jan 17, 2006, 6:16 AM
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In reply to: man, shut up. post this drivel in the choss pile. hosh. edit to add: you're not original. :roll: GASP! learn 2 smile in life :D Chuck Norris says facts about his feats are FAR from drivel. Even if obscurely bent late at night to fall into some kind of climbing catagory therefore giving it merit to post on a rock climbing website! hooray!
In reply to: One Halloween, Mr. T got dressed up in a Chuck Norris suit and went to Chuck's house for some candy. When Chuck Norris opened the door, Mr. T roundhouse kicked Chuck in the eye and ate all his candy. Mr. T now has two Chuck Norris Suits. Steven Hawking was paralysed after Mr. T pitied him so hard he was hurled through the air and crashed into an orphanage, killing 50. The "One Ring To Rule Them All" hangs securely around Mr. T's neck. Mr. T is THE lord of the rings. 23. That's the number of people Mr. T has pitied in the time it has taken you to read this sentence. Only once has Mr. T pitied himself. This event was so catastrophic that it went back through time and killed off the dinosaurs. In Soviet Russia, the fools pitied Mr. T! This explains why there is no longer a Soviet Russia. The algebraic equation for Mr. T is: T = Pi(t+y)/f Where “f” is the number of fools being pitied at any given moment. Like King Midas, everything Mr. T touches turns to gold, even food. Unlike King Midas, Mr. T has learned to ingest gold, like a real man would. Mr. T's kids once went out in the yard to play before they did their homework. He pitied those little fools and tore down their swingset. Mr. T is the Dance Dance Revolution World Champion. One fool needed so much pitying Mr. T had to take a break and let Chuck Norris pity the fool for awhile, after which Mr. T pitied Chuck because he wasn't wearing enough gold necklaces to properly pity the fool. Mr. T. is the winner! (
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styndall
Jan 17, 2006, 7:02 AM
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In reply to: Mr. T. is the winner! pshaw Chuck Norris can touch MC Hammer.
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In reply to: In reply to: As much as he is a funny persona, I only wish to be in half that good of shape in my 60's. He's lived a full and interesting life for sure... Are you kidding? Chuck Norris is a terrible "b" actor always has been always will. Yes the guy might be in good shape, but why the assumption about his full and interesting life? Was it the infomercials he does that lead you to think this or perhaps it was Delta Force? The only reason any of this thread is in the least bit funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo. You are about to get a roundhouse kick to the head from Chuck. I'd tell you to watch out, but you'd never see it coming.
In reply to: Chuck Norris can touch MC Hammer. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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dynosore
Jan 17, 2006, 2:53 PM
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jred wrote:
In reply to: dynosore wrote: As much as he is a funny persona, I only wish to be in half that good of shape in my 60's. He's lived a full and interesting life for sure... In reply to: Are you kidding? Chuck Norris is a terrible "b" actor always has been always will. Yes the guy might be in good shape, but why the assumption about his full and interesting life? Was it the infomercials he does that lead you to think this or perhaps it was Delta Force? The only reason any of this thread is in the least bit funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo. HA! You obviously don't know much about the man's real life.
In reply to: Six-time undefeated World Professional MiddleWeight Karate Champion. Founder and President of United Fighting Arts Federation with over 2,300 black belts all over the world. In 1997, Chuck achieved another milestone in his life by being the first man ever in the Western Hemisphere to be awarded an 8th degree Black Belt Grand Master recognition in the Tae Kwon Do system. This was a first in 4,500 years of tradition. He became an offshore powerboat racer with speeds of 140 miles per hour. In 1991, Chuck with his team and sponsor "Popeye Chicken" won the World Off Shore Powerboat championships. Then he went on to setting a new world record by racing a 38 foot Scarab boat 605 miles across the Great Lakes, from Chicago to Detroit, in 12 hours and 8 minutes. In 1988, Chuck wrote his autobiography, "The Secret of Inner Strength", for Little Brown Publishing, which became a New York Times Best Seller. Chuck was asked how he would like to be remembered. Chuck's answer was as a Humanitarian. He has gotten a good start by: 1.) Being the spokesperson for United Way, doing an eight-minute commercial, which helped bring in over two billion dollars. 2.) Veterans Administration spokesperson visiting over 12 V.A. hospitals and speaking with World War II, Korean and Vietnam War Veterans including one from World War I. 3.) Winning the 1998 Epiphany award on Walker, Texas Ranger for the best Christian program. 4.) The Jewish Humanitarian Man of the Year Award. 5.) Actively involved with the Make A Wish Foundation for 20 years by making dreams come true for terminally ill children. 6.) BMI Music Television Award for Walker, Texas Ranger theme song, "Eyes of a Ranger". 7.) Texas Ranger Hall of Fame. 8.) Commissioned Police Officer for Terrell, Texas. 9.) Motivational speaker for many Christian ministries, such as T.D. Jakes Ministry, Trinity Broadcasting, and Bill Glass Crusade. But Chuck thinks his most rewarding accomplishment was the creation of his Kick-Start Foundation. With the help of President George Bush, Chuck implemented a program teaching the martial arts to 150 high-risk children at M C Williams Middle School in Houston, Texas, as part of the school curriculum. The program was so successful in helping these kids raise their self-esteem and instilling discipline and respect, as well as getting them out of gangs, that the program is now in 30 schools with over 4,200 young boys and girls actively participating. But I'm sure you've done more....STFU!
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Jan 17, 2006, 5:38 PM
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In reply to: HA! You obviously don't know much about the man's real life. In reply to: Six-time undefeated World Professional MiddleWeight Karate Champion. Founder and President of United Fighting Arts Federation with over 2,300 black belts all over the world. In 1997, Chuck achieved another milestone in his life by being the first man ever in the Western Hemisphere to be awarded an 8th degree Black Belt Grand Master recognition in the Tae Kwon Do system. This was a first in 4,500 years of tradition. He became an offshore powerboat racer with speeds of 140 miles per hour. In 1991, Chuck with his team and sponsor "Popeye Chicken" won the World Off Shore Powerboat championships. Then he went on to setting a new world record by racing a 38 foot Scarab boat 605 miles across the Great Lakes, from Chicago to Detroit, in 12 hours and 8 minutes. In 1988, Chuck wrote his autobiography, "The Secret of Inner Strength", for Little Brown Publishing, which became a New York Times Best Seller. Chuck was asked how he would like to be remembered. Chuck's answer was as a Humanitarian. He has gotten a good start by: 1.) Being the spokesperson for United Way, doing an eight-minute commercial, which helped bring in over two billion dollars. 2.) Veterans Administration spokesperson visiting over 12 V.A. hospitals and speaking with World War II, Korean and Vietnam War Veterans including one from World War I. 3.) Winning the 1998 Epiphany award on Walker, Texas Ranger for the best Christian program. 4.) The Jewish Humanitarian Man of the Year Award. 5.) Actively involved with the Make A Wish Foundation for 20 years by making dreams come true for terminally ill children. 6.) BMI Music Television Award for Walker, Texas Ranger theme song, "Eyes of a Ranger". 7.) Texas Ranger Hall of Fame. 8.) Commissioned Police Officer for Terrell, Texas. 9.) Motivational speaker for many Christian ministries, such as T.D. Jakes Ministry, Trinity Broadcasting, and Bill Glass Crusade. But Chuck thinks his most rewarding accomplishment was the creation of his Kick-Start Foundation. With the help of President George Bush, Chuck implemented a program teaching the martial arts to 150 high-risk children at M C Williams Middle School in Houston, Texas, as part of the school curriculum. The program was so successful in helping these kids raise their self-esteem and instilling discipline and respect, as well as getting them out of gangs, that the program is now in 30 schools with over 4,200 young boys and girls actively participating. But I'm sure you've done more....STFU! Holy shit! Someone defended Chuck Norris! He's going to be pissed when he finds out about that.
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What if BURT BRONSON and Chuck Norris got in a fight?
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In reply to: jred wrote: In reply to: dynosore wrote: As much as he is a funny persona, I only wish to be in half that good of shape in my 60's. He's lived a full and interesting life for sure... In reply to: Are you kidding? Chuck Norris is a terrible "b" actor always has been always will. Yes the guy might be in good shape, but why the assumption about his full and interesting life? Was it the infomercials he does that lead you to think this or perhaps it was Delta Force? The only reason any of this thread is in the least bit funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo. HA! You obviously don't know much about the man's real life. In reply to: Six-time undefeated World Professional MiddleWeight Karate Champion. Founder and President of United Fighting Arts Federation with over 2,300 black belts all over the world. In 1997, Chuck achieved another milestone in his life by being the first man ever in the Western Hemisphere to be awarded an 8th degree Black Belt Grand Master recognition in the Tae Kwon Do system. This was a first in 4,500 years of tradition. He became an offshore powerboat racer with speeds of 140 miles per hour. In 1991, Chuck with his team and sponsor "Popeye Chicken" won the World Off Shore Powerboat championships. Then he went on to setting a new world record by racing a 38 foot Scarab boat 605 miles across the Great Lakes, from Chicago to Detroit, in 12 hours and 8 minutes. In 1988, Chuck wrote his autobiography, "The Secret of Inner Strength", for Little Brown Publishing, which became a New York Times Best Seller. Chuck was asked how he would like to be remembered. Chuck's answer was as a Humanitarian. He has gotten a good start by: 1.) Being the spokesperson for United Way, doing an eight-minute commercial, which helped bring in over two billion dollars. 2.) Veterans Administration spokesperson visiting over 12 V.A. hospitals and speaking with World War II, Korean and Vietnam War Veterans including one from World War I. 3.) Winning the 1998 Epiphany award on Walker, Texas Ranger for the best Christian program. 4.) The Jewish Humanitarian Man of the Year Award. 5.) Actively involved with the Make A Wish Foundation for 20 years by making dreams come true for terminally ill children. 6.) BMI Music Television Award for Walker, Texas Ranger theme song, "Eyes of a Ranger". 7.) Texas Ranger Hall of Fame. 8.) Commissioned Police Officer for Terrell, Texas. 9.) Motivational speaker for many Christian ministries, such as T.D. Jakes Ministry, Trinity Broadcasting, and Bill Glass Crusade. But Chuck thinks his most rewarding accomplishment was the creation of his Kick-Start Foundation. With the help of President George Bush, Chuck implemented a program teaching the martial arts to 150 high-risk children at M C Williams Middle School in Houston, Texas, as part of the school curriculum. The program was so successful in helping these kids raise their self-esteem and instilling discipline and respect, as well as getting them out of gangs, that the program is now in 30 schools with over 4,200 young boys and girls actively participating. But I'm sure you've done more....STFU! Yeah great one man, first of all Chuck has almost thirty years on me, but I have done my fair share of charity work. I like your choice of heros, who else? Sally Struthers, Tod Bridges, Tina Yothers, Mark Hammil? I will state again, the only reason any of this is funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo. Chuck Norris has done for martial arts what Tom Cruise has done for climbing. Did You really research Chuck Norris and then type out his biography, wow! that is incredible, you must lead quite an exciting life, but you sure showed me! Oh, and by the way, Tae-Kwon-Do can trace its roots back to about 13000 years ago, not 4500yrs. ago.
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Chuck Norris counted to infinity - twice!
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If you can see Chuck Norris, he can see you. If you can't see Chuck Norris you may be only seconds away from death. And by the way, Chuck Norris doesn't climb to the summit. He pulls the fucking rock down and brings the summit to Chuck Norris.
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In reply to: Yeah great one man, first of all Chuck has almost thirty years on me, but I have done my fair share of charity work. I like your choice of heros, who else? Sally Struthers, Tod Bridges, Tina Yothers, Mark Hammil? I will state again, the only reason any of this is funny is because Chuck Norris is such a dildo. Chuck Norris has done for martial arts what Tom Cruise has done for climbing. Did You really research Chuck Norris and then type out his biography, wow! that is incredible, you must lead quite an exciting life, but you sure showed me! Oh, and by the way, Tae-Kwon-Do can trace its roots back to about 13000 years ago, not 4500yrs. ago. cut n paste from his bio, took all of 30 seconds. Roots go back 13000 years, eh? Seeing how the oldest historical records go back less than 6000 years that's a good trick. I could really care less about Chuck either way, but bagging on him when you obviously know nothing about him is lame.
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