Need entrance theme

**Nefron** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 9:05am

Tool FTW!

Also,

**Nefron** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 9:07am

This.

**TEA** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 10:22am

Thread derail - it's ironic that Toto make "Africa" sound so sweet and gay when the lyrics are really about mercenaries in Africa in the '70s. The line "I bless the rains down in Africa" in specific refer to an American "contractor" for the DoD testing out the Hellfire missile system US helicopters with South African markings (paid in Krugerans through a DoD dummy LLC set up in SA) against Soviet tanks driven by Cubans in Angola and Namibia. The "rains down in Africa" bogged some trucks down in the mud and the Cubans were using a T51 to pull them out, which gave the "contractor" a perfect shot on the tank with his Hellfire. Raytheon has the photos in one of their visitor areas captioned as the first confirmed kill by a Hellfire.

The line "there is nothing that a hundred or so men couldn't do" refers to the ability of a small group of well trained mercenaries to overthrow unstable governments in Africa.

Think about that the next time you think this song is gay.

**CheeksWWAC** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 11:03am

Originally Posted by TEA

Thread derail - it's ironic that Toto make "Africa" sound so sweet and gay when the lyrics are really about mercenaries in Africa in the '70s. The line "I bless the rains down in Africa" in specific refer to an American "contractor" for the DoD testing out the Hellfire missile system US helicopters with South African markings (paid in Krugerans through a DoD dummy LLC set up in SA) against Soviet tanks driven by Cubans in Angola and Namibia. The "rains down in Africa" bogged some trucks down in the mud and the Cubans were using a T51 to pull them out, which gave the "contractor" a perfect shot on the tank with his Hellfire. Raytheon has the photos in one of their visitor areas captioned as the first confirmed kill by a Hellfire.

The line "there is nothing that a hundred or so men couldn't do" refers to the ability of a small group of well trained mercenaries to overthrow unstable governments in Africa.

Think about that the next time you think this song is gay.

Uuuummmm...

**Bad Apple** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 11:21am

Originally Posted by TEA

Thread derail - ...

...Think about that the next time you think this song is gay.

Yeah, that settles it. From now on when I hear that song I will think about trolls.
Gay trolls.

**judoka_uk** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 11:36am

***WhiteShark*** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 11:36am

Always confuse your opponent.

**Hiro Protagonist** · Posted On: 6/11/2011 12:06pm

Hehe,thanks guys.

The deal why I am looking for rather stoopid/goofy stuff is really me
being very, very bald, steak, and tattooed.
That, plus metalcore gets you hitlered around here pretty easily.

Also, the intro music should be really for opponent, to break the concentration.

Now, what I listen to while preparing and warming up, would probably not make a bad intro as well...

As to the fight, it's a glorifid sparring session - a friend of mine is getting married, and has invited a few of his old pals to a throwdown/barbecue. If I can make it there, I'll fight a guy called Toby, a fellow kickboxer... Whom I despise. So, yeah, full package on him.