Muhammad Ali turns 70 today
Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 11:28 am
Here he is in his youth the man known as the LOUISVILLE LIP. " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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grizzaholic wrote:Gil Dobie wrote:
Your kidding right??? here's more footage of him and his most famous quote " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;93henfan wrote:If I was that punch drunk I'd ask someone to shoot me.
Who did he back down to?GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:Ali was a pussy and a coward.
Viet NamGil Dobie wrote:Who did he back down to?GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:Ali was a pussy and a coward.
GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:Viet NamGil Dobie wrote:
Who did he back down to?
His mama named him Clay...I'ma call him ClayCAA Flagship wrote:[youtube][/youtube]
Doesn't make it right. Some people(Morgan Freeman) turned down scholarships to go and served their country. He is and always will be a pussy and a coward in my mind.Gil Dobie wrote:GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:
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There were a lot of rich people that had the means to avoid vietnam.
GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:Doesn't make it right. Some people(Morgan Freeman) turned down scholarships to go and served their country. He is and always will be a pussy and a coward in my mind.Gil Dobie wrote:
There were a lot of rich people that had the means to avoid vietnam.![]()
Bush,Cheney,Rumsfeld all were old enough to have been in Vietnam.Those were the REAL COWARDS!!!!!!!!Gil Dobie wrote:GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:
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There were a lot of rich people that had the means to avoid vietnam.
He would not go and fight in a unjust war against poor ppl and plenty of ppl supported him.As he said "I HAVE NO QUARREL WITH THE VIETCONG THEY NEVER CALLED ME NIGGER"GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:Doesn't make it right. Some people(Morgan Freeman) turned down scholarships to go and served their country. He is and always will be a pussy and a coward in my mind.Gil Dobie wrote:
There were a lot of rich people that had the means to avoid vietnam.![]()
Arguably the greatest sports photo ever taken!!!!!!!!!Gil Dobie wrote:
And then Uncle Sam showed its gratitude by not allowing them to drink coffee in a restaurant or drink from a public water fountain.German POW's got much better treatment than black servicemembers.GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:Doesn't make it right. Some people(Morgan Freeman) turned down scholarships to go and served their country. He is and always will be a pussy and a coward in my mind.Gil Dobie wrote:
There were a lot of rich people that had the means to avoid vietnam.![]()
I finally agree with you on something.dal4018 wrote:Arguably the greatest sports photo ever taken!!!!!!!!!Gil Dobie wrote:

It’s an anniversary that Frank Gifford does not celebrate. Fifty years ago this weekend, as the Giants’ All-Pro running back, he lay crumpled at Yankee Stadium after having fumbled away a pass reception when blindsided by Eagles linebacker Chuck Bednarik late in a 17-10 loss. Unconscious, Gifford was carried off the field on a stretcher and examined. Wrapped in blankets with an ice-cold compress above his closed eyes, he was soon rolled on a gurney to an ambulance that hurried him to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.
The diagnosis was said to be a “deep brain concussion,” and Gifford remained in the hospital for several days. His 1960 season was over...
This one is a little more famous, against the Steelers.93henfan wrote:This one of Chuck Bednarik knocking out Frank Gifford in 1960 is a similar classic, though it's obviously more dear to Eagles fans than anyone else.

Could not agree with you more. Ali was smart & courageous to refuse to serve a country that did not even look at him as an equal to all other Americans. I hope the champ gets to celebrate 20 more birthdays!∞∞∞ wrote:There's nothing wrong with not wanting to fight for something you don't believe in. It's cowardly to not defend the US if it were under attack, but to force free men to fight overseas when the country isn't in danger is ridiculous.
AMEN!!!!!!griz37 wrote:Could not agree with you more. Ali was smart & courageous to refuse to serve a country that did not even look at him as an equal to all other Americans. I hope the champ gets to celebrate 20 more birthdays!∞∞∞ wrote:There's nothing wrong with not wanting to fight for something you don't believe in. It's cowardly to not defend the US if it were under attack, but to force free men to fight overseas when the country isn't in danger is ridiculous.