Thanks. I just hope this is the last round of interviews. I got the impression it was, but in my interview with the boss it sounded like it would be a long process. When my friend interviewed there a couple years ago, her interviews were 3 hours long and included an essay test. I think I answered well on the technical skills questions but completely bombed the standard interview bullshit ones, like describe a strength and a weakness. I got a joke answer stuck in my head from when I was prepping with a friend. "Sometimes I get so angry I have to leave the office. And as for weaknesses, none." So I couldn't think of shit to really say and sat there for a while.
I fell asleep watching UFC 7 and woke just in time to watch Oleg vs Ken. Fuck I forgot how boring these could be. Ken's been lay and praying for 20 minutes straight.
Thanks. I just hope this is the last round of interviews. I got the impression it was, but in my interview with the boss it sounded like it would be a long process. When my friend interviewed there a couple years ago, her interviews were 3 hours long and included an essay test. I think I answered well on the technical skills questions but completely bombed the standard interview bullshit ones, like describe a strength and a weakness. I got a joke answer stuck in my head from when I was prepping with a friend. "Sometimes I get so angry I have to leave the office. And as for weaknesses, none." So I couldn't think of shit to really say and sat there for a while.
I fell asleep watching UFC 7 and woke just in time to watch Oleg vs Ken. Fuck I forgot how boring these could be. Ken's been lay and praying for 20 minutes straight.
The thing is I had an answer planned but my mind went blank. Your weakness is a good one and I contemplated it, but it's actually a bad weakness for the job because there are tight deadlines. But honestly that was a weakness of mine years ago.
You guys have made the 148 thread a cesspool.
That's because all they remember is the dick-punching.There's a reason why I laugh whenever someone tells me "the UFC was better back in the beginning/the old days."
Ya, I think what I remember most about the early UFCs was how most fighters and audience were completely unprepared for what it was going to be. I still remember when that fat Samoan sumo guy got kicked in the face by Gerard Gordeau one friend said, whoa, someone is going to die, and another said, wtf why are they stopping it, he's still going. A lot of them obviously didn't know how to get hit, maybe never got hit before. It was just more shocking and you forget the 30 minute matches where nothing happened.That's because all they remember is the dick-punching.
Ya, I think what I remember most about the early UFCs was how most fighters and audience were completely unprepared for what it was going to be. I still remember when that fat Samoan sumo guy got kicked in the face by Gerard Gordeau one friend said, whoa, someone is going to die, and another said, wtf why are they stopping it, he's still going. A lot of them obviously didn't know how to get hit, maybe never got hit before. It was just more shocking and you forget the 30 minute matches where nothing happened.
I cannot tell troll from serious in the UFC thread. It's lovely.
I think it is this factor. Right now it's that regulated and fighters that well-known that fights are rather predictable. Back when you saw a guy wearing a Tae Kwon Do gi going in against a guy wearing a sumo diaper you had no idea what the fuck was going to happen. And in a lot of cases, both fighters would never fight again.
Man would it be cool to see Tito go out with a win.
It would be cooler if Tito lost and then Guy Mezger, Ken Shamrock, and the old Lion's Den crew came out and flipped him off after he lost.
Full circle baby.
It would be cooler if Tito lost and then Guy Mezger, Ken Shamrock, and the old Lion's Den crew came out and flipped him off after he lost.
Full circle baby.
Ken Shamrock was actually seen at the weigh ins.
Is this why you can't run our book club?50 ppp for lyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyfe!!!!
You guys have made the 148 thread a cesspool.
Reflecting a little here since I haven't spent a single second thinking about Tito's last fight with this PPV, and even though how shitty be became with the caliber of fighters passed him by over the years, he originated a lot of things:
- First true MMA bad guy
- Was in the first widely watched MMA superfight with Frank Shamrock
- Helped mainstream the MMA ref stoppage controversy, which Ken parlayed into two lucrative rematches
- Originated the "we're bros you said we wouldn't fight!" defense Rashad used earlier this year, when he fought Chuck
- Invented 30 new injuries to bones medical science was unaware of, before several Tito postfight interviews
He is a true originator of many things MMA, social, and even medical related. A true Hall of Famer.
He also embraced the sports entertainment and gave us the best worst intro in the world:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSxLV-3wVCU&feature=related
lol.
lol.
Prelims look like crap,
Spoken like a true Silver fan. Are you smoking rocks, brotha?
More power to you if you want to ride the roller coaster known as the Blackzillian train. I guess it is slightly interesting to see how Melvin Guillard will commit career suicide again on his way to ProElite.
Also if I'm going out, here's my parting gift.
http://neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=39607459&postcount=567
I'm pretty sure UFC GAF knows about this thread. They just don't post cuz if you're not in on the jokes this thread seems pretty stupid. The best defense we have is our personalities.
What's the temp in your city today, Natch?
Natch strikes me as a child who reset the Nintendo when he was losing. Goodbye, friend.
My god... I just went to watch this and it's the Kamekona guy from Hawaii Five-0. I thought the guy looked familiar... I just never put it together.Ya, I think what I remember most about the early UFCs was how most fighters and audience were completely unprepared for what it was going to be. I still remember when that fat Samoan sumo guy got kicked in the face by Gerard Gordeau one friend said, whoa, someone is going to die, and another said, wtf why are they stopping it, he's still going.
You can also see how the sport has evolved even beyond crazy things like crucifixing someone and spike-elbowing them to death. Look at old clips of guys like Pedro Rizzo (before he went to Pride)... there's no way anyone who leaves their head exposed like that would survive these days.A lot of them obviously didn't know how to get hit, maybe never got hit before. It was just more shocking and you forget the 30 minute matches where nothing happened.y.
Not even in a titty bar with no cover.
lol.
lol.
Oh, I never saw the new H5O. Weird. I also didn't know he was from Hawaii, but for some reason I knew he was Samoan.My god... I just went to watch this and it's the Kamekona guy from Hawaii Five-0. I thought the guy looked familiar... I just never put it together.
Yeah, after skimming through the 148 thread, I am imploring you all to keep nerd chat insular tonight. Please.