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Postby Paul B » 25 Feb 2009 15:06

This needs a thread on the MC forum I think.

Anyone fancy martialling this one? Fab?

Anyway -

Crafty...

Choose your entry music and compose your eulogy.
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Postby Fab » 25 Feb 2009 15:10

I'd be happy. If I make it to FC this year.
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Re: Paul Bennett and Johan Matzke - Pollaxes at fightcamp

Postby craftyfighter » 25 Feb 2009 19:31

Paul B wrote:This needs a thread on the MC forum I think.

Anyone fancy martialling this one? Fab?

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Crafty...

Choose your entry music and compose your eulogy.


Are you kidding or are serious?....cause entry music would seriously rock and I fight better when I've been dancin'.

Your right this does need a thread...thanks.
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Re: Paul Bennett and Johan Matzke - Pollaxes at fightcamp

Postby Paul B » 25 Feb 2009 22:41

craftyfighter wrote:Are you kidding or are serious?....cause entry music would seriously rock and I fight better when I've been dancin'.

Your right this does need a thread...thanks.


Of course I am serious. If you can muster some frickin laser beams, I might even let you have an easy hit before I demolish you
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Re: Paul Bennett and Johan Matzke - Pollaxes at fightcamp

Postby craftyfighter » 26 Feb 2009 08:55

Paul B wrote:
craftyfighter wrote:Are you kidding or are serious?....cause entry music would seriously rock and I fight better when I've been dancin'.

Your right this does need a thread...thanks.


Of course I am serious. If you can muster some frickin laser beams, I might even let you have an easy hit before I demolish you


Hmm...sadly I've got no laser beams or the sharks to attach them to. Smack talk aside, I'm really looking forward to seeing how our styles compare.
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Re: Paul Bennett and Johan Matzke - Pollaxes at fightcamp

Postby scholadays » 26 Feb 2009 10:46

craftyfighter wrote:Hmm...sadly I've got no laser beams or the sharks to attach them to.


I could borrow some from the lab?


But they ain't been fed for a week.
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Postby admin » 26 Feb 2009 10:54

Is this going to be in armour?
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Postby Paul B » 26 Feb 2009 11:04

yes
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Postby craftyfighter » 26 Feb 2009 17:27

Paul B wrote:yes


No, you said it wrong.
more like: OH Yes! or Hell Yeah! or even Too Fuckin' Right It Is! You know with feeling. :lol:
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Postby Paul B » 26 Feb 2009 17:54

craftyfighter wrote:
Paul B wrote:yes


No, you said it wrong.
more like: OH Yes! or Hell Yeah! or even Too Fuckin' Right It Is! You know with feeling. :lol:
:


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Postby craftyfighter » 27 Feb 2009 08:24

just trying to keep things interesting :lol: , but yes that was a bit OTT.
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Postby admin » 27 Feb 2009 10:39

My money is on Johann. Paul, make sure you put your armour on well and take a first aid kit.
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Postby craftyfighter » 27 Feb 2009 19:59

did I mention that I've only been sword fighting since '06...Now Pole axes, that's another matter indeed. I've workin' with them since...oh 1993! By the way Paul, what were you doing back in '93? :lol:
















yup, really gonna enjoy this.
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Postby Paul B » 27 Feb 2009 20:16

craftyfighter wrote: what were you doing back in '93?


I was in school, old man. Does your armour fit in the shop mobility cart?
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Postby craftyfighter » 27 Feb 2009 20:58

Paul B wrote:
craftyfighter wrote: what were you doing back in '93?


I was in school, old man. Does your armour fit in the shop mobility cart?

:lol:
fits just fine in the cart sonny!

by the way Paul, for the fight would you wear a hood?

I like beating hoodies 8)

damn kids...get off my lawn!
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Postby Paul B » 02 Mar 2009 12:21

I was considering stripping your armour when I am done beating you senseless, but I already have a wheelie bin at home.
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Postby admin » 02 Mar 2009 12:26

I have completely changed my mind and am now putting my money on Paul.
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Postby Paul B » 02 Mar 2009 12:28

How much money? What odds?

As the eventual winner of this, I will want my %30 purse
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Postby admin » 02 Mar 2009 13:11

You'll have to fight me for it.
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Postby scholadays » 02 Mar 2009 16:20

Matt, 30 quid says Crafty wins.

I coached him.

I say he'll win.
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