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That **** was old. He had it ending by Dec. 31, 2009 also. -
For the dumbasses, is the year 1930 still considered the 20's?
Of course not. All those who can't count probably smoke crack with Floyd Mayweather Sr.Comment
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Associated Press is looking for their Athlete of the Decade up to the 16th and Pacquiao is one of the candidates...
candidates are:
Lance Armstrong, Cycling
Tom Brady, Football
Roger Federer, Tennis
Michael Phelps, Swimming
Tiger Woods, Golf
Usain Bolt, Track
Annika Sorenstam, Golf
Serena Williams, Tennis
Kobe Bryant, Basketball
Barry Bonds, Baseball
Michael Schumacher, Motor Racing
Albert Pujols, Baseball
Lisa Leslie, Basketball
Shaquille ONeal, Basketball
Candace Parker, Basketball
Pamela Reed, Distance Running
Kenenisa Bekele, Track
Tim Duncan, Basketball
Lorena Ochoa, Golf
Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR
Alex Rodriguez, Baseball
Zinedine Zidane, Soccer
David Beckham, Soccer
Marta, Soccer
Birgit Prinz, Soccer
Manny Pacquiao, BoxingComment
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This seals it! Mark today Dec. 13, 2009, "*****s' day of Mourning."Originally posted by JOM'S View PostComment
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let me clear this up. based on some guys' beliefs about where decades start and end, 1990 was part of the 1980s???Comment
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Who gives a flying **** what some pope said 500 years ago. It's irrelevant to what we're talking about. There's also Julian, Indian, Chinese, Hebrew and Islamic calendars in use right now, too. Shall we involve those in our argument?Originally posted by istmeno View Post
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i am not into soccer but that was one of the best head butts in soccer I have seen @ the world cup ... for sure head butt of the decade!Originally posted by Oasis_Lad View PostComment
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man..........what has the world come to? A decade means 10 years, any 10 years!! Pac is the man of the last 10 years
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A decade is a period of ten years. The word is derived (via French) from the Late Latin decadem, accusative of decas, from Greek decas, from deca. The other words for spans of years also come from Latin: lustrum (5 years), century (100 years), millennium (1000 years). The term usually refers to a period of ten years starting with 0 and ending in 9. For example, "the 1950s" refers to 1950 through to 1959 (inclusive). In English, "decade" can also be used to specify any period of ten years. For example, "During his last decade, Mozart explored chromatic harmony to a degree rare at the time".
Calender definition: The current Western Calender uses the Gregorian calender which is roughly based upon the perceived birth of Jesus Christ. This is also listed as the Anni Domini or AD period in the calender with the prior period being BC or "Before Christ" in English. With this numbering system the fist year was appropriately numbered AD1. This makes proper definitions of the term decade when referring to the typical ten year period of year to run from Jan 1,1 to December 31, 10 and so on though time. Many people through out the world mistake a decade from running from the "zero" year which is actually the last year of the decade. The common use for this may be for ease of grouping. Technically, any ten years of can be grouped together as a decade such as, "We're celebrating our first decade in business.Comment
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