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Bob Paradis
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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
« Reply #20 on Apr 2, 2008, 3:09pm »

Apr 2, 2008, 8:45am, Jim Bryan wrote:

Bob,
I agree, Frank and I have a good rivalry going, but old vs new, OUCH! Which one am I, LOL.....I only pulled masters once at Mohegan Sun last year. Now I'm an old guy hanging on for dear life.
Just kidding Bob. Sometimes its okay to be an older armwrestler. More wisdom is alway a benefit.
Jim

And Frank is less than 10 years away from being a Masters puller.

So I guess it's more like a just got there old vs. not much time left in the new. Anyhow, it's a good rivalry.

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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
« Reply #21 on Apr 2, 2008, 3:15pm »

Apr 1, 2008, 3:51pm, Justin Kopa wrote:

Gee........i didnt think bob would back up a guy from CONNECTICUT..... ::)

.........Bob, im not disputing CT has some good pullers but think outside of your box once in awhile....please.

Justin

What the hell are you talking about??????? I said it was a good list. Everyone knows how fast Frank's climbing. Would you dispute that?

Jim deserves to be on top. He may even stay there for a while. He looked great at the NAA. But that doesn't mean Frank can't gain on him.

I honestly have no idea what you are talking about. You got something against Frank?

No hard feelings... just wondering what you are getting at.

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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
« Reply #22 on Apr 2, 2008, 4:56pm »

I think the top three could be pretty much interchangeable.

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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
« Reply #23 on Apr 2, 2008, 9:05pm »

No, its not frank im talking about.....its YOU......it seems like YOU think and write that CT pullers are always the best and nobody else matters.....cmon dude. Give some other people some credit....even though they are not from CT. And im not talkin about any one person imparticular.

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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
« Reply #25 on Apr 2, 2008, 9:58pm »

Apr 2, 2008, 9:05pm, Justin Kopa wrote:

I've already said twice that Jim deserves to be on top. Jim isn't from CT. Sooooooo, I gave credit to someone not from CT. Your hating me cause I'm ugly.

For that, I think you should have to pull Josh Stark in a supermatch. I'm picking Josh just because he's from CT...LOL.

Peace Justin!

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Re: 220 lb Rankings Northeast
« Reply #26 on Apr 4, 2008, 12:10pm »

I received an email from armwrestlers from the Republic of Georgia requesting an invitation to this event. I've responded and awaiting confirmation that they will be attending. If these pullers make it to the event, the talent level just increased 1,000%. Most on the list have competed and placed at recent WAF world events. If you really wanna know where you stand in this sport, c'mon out and test the waters.

I've also received deposits for both challenge matches. The deposit if half the amount up front. Then if you don't show, your deposit goes to your opponent. This will ensure nobody trains and travels for free.

I'll announce the supermatches next week. Still have room for one or two more if anyone is interested.

All the best,
Jim

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