The full history of The Expendables

[Godly]

I don't know where those numbers are come from, but I would kick your ass any time any place.

[Palem]

Careful Godly, you might agree to another war that you later decide to renege out of.

[Godly]

I'm not afraid of cJ. In fact I heard the "c" stands for Christina.

[Avenger]

I refused to play in this kd. Shoutout to phiwa/dirty/blizz/octo tho.

[zsivhawk]

I'm not afraid of cJ. In fact I heard the "c" stands for Christina.

Or Caitlyn...

[Bishop]

Careful Godly, you might agree to another war that you later decide to renege out of.

^5.

[protector]

I'm not afraid of cJ. In fact I heard the "c" stands for Christina.

If you can't beat them, recruit them!

[DonJuan]

is a music artist that cant freestyle but can write the greatest rap song in the world with some time...be considered the greatest rapper in the world?

[faegan]

I don't know where those numbers are come from, but I would kick your ass any time any place.

The numbers are simple: take all the conflicts where the two of you were on opposing sides and mark the victor...

I am 3-1 vs Godly ... I am not dillusional, just stating facts.

[blizz]

If you can't beat them, recruit them!

true story

i hear blizz > cj

[StratOcastle]

is a music artist that cant freestyle but can write the greatest rap song in the world with some time...be considered the greatest rapper in the world?

No, but "Walk this Way" would evoke controversy despite it's exacting definition to the question. What's acceptable, openly, in some cultures is not in others. Thus as anything cultural, it comes down to personal taste. The question being, can a freestyle rapper become the greatest musician if they take time to be classically trained(?). Will it improve the rapper to have a greater expanse of technique? Will it open doors or render his style trite and predictable?

In Utopia 'on the fly' is under appreciated in the forum majority because most prescribe to diplomatically arranged preparedness. I find the environment stifling and somewhat artificial, but I'm here to learn so I'm tolerating the order of things.

In my observation I've noticed that the classically trained rule the game until an 'intuitive' personality type enters the arena. Then the intuitive runs over what was formerly considered optimal and disappears. If you asked why, you're an intuitive and the question becomes rhetorical. That's what soul is.

[DonJuan]

No, but "Walk this Way" would evoke controversy despite it's exacting definition to the question. What's acceptable, openly, in some cultures is not in others. Thus as anything cultural, it comes down to personal taste. The question being, can a freestyle rapper become the greatest musician if they take time to be classically trained(?). Will it improve the rapper to have a greater expanse of technique? Will it open doors or render his style trite and predictable?

In Utopia 'on the fly' is under appreciated in the forum majority because most prescribe to diplomatically arranged preparedness. I find the environment stifling and somewhat artificial, but I'm here to learn so I'm tolerating the order of things.

In my observation I've noticed that the classically trained rule the game until an 'intuitive' personality type enters the arena. Then the intuitive runs over what was formerly considered optimal and disappears. If you asked why, you're an intuitive and the question becomes rhetorical. That's what soul is.

toche'

I almost hated you for responding with that kind of comment but then I read it and I approved.

Tho in all fairness...I think they should change their KD name to fit something more...accurate:

[StratOcastle]

"Hendrix blew into a version of [Howlin' Wolf's] 'Killing Floor'," recalls Garland, "and plays it at breakneck tempo, just like that – it stopped you in your tracks." Altham recalls Chandler going backstage after Clapton left in the middle of the song "which he had yet to master himself"; Clapton was furiously puffing on a cigarette and telling Chas: "You never told me he was that f#%king good."

^ the innovators are meteoric.

[tetley]

Would like to see a top growth kd stay small one age and war us! See how they stack up...

Why is this something people keep saying?

When "growth kds" "stay small" and war, they win all their wars... inevitably rising to the top because they don't undertake in weak-**** practices like land dropping.