Kevin Kelly let the rock answer your question with a question of his own, are you both mentally as well as physically prepared to tickle the anus of a monkey?
Massive congratulations to Katie.However, there’s something farcical at play when she can win repeated world titles and yet those involved in the promoting and advertising of boxing cannot drum up more than a handful of supporters for any fights – Katie Taylor included.It must do her head in to have everyone patting her on the back with every world title, and then a month later be back to a couple of dozen diehard supporters.I’ll admit I’m part of the hypocrisy as I’ve never been to see her, so don’t take this as a slight, Journal readers, it’s the system I’m pointing the finger at. But it’s very easy to give green thumbs and call her our greatest sporting treasure here, the amount of people who actually support boxing is pathetically small.
If you would like to congratulate Katie fittingly, going to a bout would be a genuine way of doing it.
I have learned some of my greatest life lessons from this game. Why only today I issued an ultimatum to my employers over the lack of funds invested toilet facilities. I’m dreading the reaction in the local papers. Maybe, to distract their attention, I will put in a bid to sign the work experience guy on a three day loan deal.
Joe Schmidt's appendix, Football Manager memories and the rest of the week's best comments
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Joe Schmidt had a good week and James Sullivan reckoned the Ireland coach popped into Dublin Zoo as well.
There was a legendary wrestler quiz and John C channeled The Rock’s spirit with strange results.
Katie Taylor won another world championship but Andrew McQuillan wondered why people don’t follow her all year round.
Joe Schmidt had his appendix out and TheTruth offered a handy way of getting it removed.
And Cian O’Donoghue thinks we should hold onto the removed appendix.
Peter County Arms really doesn’t want a certain book for Christmas.
Eel knack mole has very fond memories of Football Manager.
Don Juan thinks Roy Keane should be giving psychiatric advice.
Mickey Rourke made a comeback to boxing and Emma Nolan wondered whether it was a level playing field.
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