MMA, Jiu-Jitsu, going to white trash events and making fun of them, chillaxing, comedy films, sketch comedy (watching and acting) listening to music...shit like that.
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I always thought this meant in general...but someone put me wise that it means like "meet on myspace." I always looked up to Matt Hughes a LOT. Fighting has given me an opportunity to not only meet, but get to know and train with Matt as well as SEVERAL other people that I have admired when first starting out. As lame as it may sound, I'd like to turn around and do the same and meet anyone who is just now starting out in the MMA game and would like some pointers or advice. ALSO...I am currently seeking any and all sponsors willing to use me to mutually benefit us. While gear is cool and I don't mind repping your stuff if we have a deal, I of course am looking for cash. I have to eat and pay bills just like everyone else. The UFC and my amateur career have allowed me to accumulate a box full of gear big enough to start my own warehouse....I need to pay the light bill now.
Of course, most of all, even though I hate to use this word.....ALL MY FANS! You guys fucking rock!
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Basically, I don't watch a lot of TV. Of course, any MMA on television is the good. I have friends in Bodog, WEC, the UFC, IFL, so anytime any of that is on, I'm watching. Other than that, either G4(tech)TV or the History/DiscoveryTimes channels, maybe soccer, baseball, hockey. Definitely more of a music guy since nothing good really comes on TV anymore. I watch the good stuff that assholes cancel on DVD.
Catcher in the Rye, Great Gatsby, Gracie Way, Grappling Magazine, Full Contact Fighter, Art of War, Everything by Chuck Palahniuk, Zen and the Art of Archery, History texts.
If you meet your maker today, kill him.
I avoid heroes, but allow everyone to inspire me.
Christ, Gable, MLK, the guy that invented the peanut butter and jelly sandwich....not necessarily in that order.
Also, Matt Hughes, Peter Shermerhorn Johnson, Marcelo Garcia, Cam McHargue for teaching "how to fish" and of course: Genki-san
And how could I forget Sensei John Kreese and Johnny Lawrence for giving me the strength to carry on, even when I knew I was wrong.