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it's definitely greasy but tasty. reminded me of bison, if you've ever had it.
mmm i love bison! have had bison steak and burgers.
OK - ill have to try bear if i ever get the chance. maybe you could cut the grease by making it into a meatloaf type thing with breadcrumbs
 
top 3 presidents this country has ever had
Great Outdoors Act got passed a few years back, its an act he started that guarantees federal funding for our national parks
I just went to one recently. Hadn't been to any in years. And I was thankful that I could go. Glad they do that kind of thing, there's a lot of beauty in this country
 
I gotta say I’m perfectly fine with athletes using their platform to promote what they believe in even if I disagree with them. I don’t even care if the president of the league shares their support in the proper setting. But I don’t agree with the league itself promoting political ideals and openly endorsing a political candidate.
 
DC looks like he ate Anik and Rogan
 
mmm i love bison! have had bison steak and burgers.
OK - ill have to try bear if i ever get the chance. maybe you could cut the grease by making it into a meatloaf type thing with breadcrumbs
hell yeah, i've only ever had the two of them cured/dried but they were really similar. both were delicious.
 
I just went to one recently. Hadn't been to any in years. And I was thankful that I could go. Glad they do that kind of thing, there's a lot of beauty in this country
my wife's old organization helped to pass it. America has some of the most beautiful nature in the world. i have tons of parks near me and i appreciate every one of them
 
I just went to one recently. Hadn't been to any in years. And I was thankful that I could go. Glad they do that kind of thing, there's a lot of beauty in this country
I hit 10 Natty Parks in the last 2 years. America the Beautiful <RomeroSalute>
 
That is legit the craziest crew ever formed.

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<lmao><lol> <goldie>
 


Marcus McGhee passed another test in the Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight division but not without considerable difficulty.

The MMA Lab representative outstruck and outlasted Jonathan Martinez to a unanimous decision in the featured UFC 309 prelim on Saturday at Madison Square Garden in New York. McGhee (10-1, 4-0 UFC) swept the scorecards with matching 29-28 marks from all three members of the cageside judiciary.


Martinez (19-6, 10-5 UFC) was slow out of the gate. The muscular McGhee cracked him with stout jabs, multi-punch bursts and the occasional kick to the leg or midsection. The approach bought him a two-rounds-to-none lead, and he needed every bit of it. Martinez hobbled him with a heavy leg kick at the end of the middle stanza, then continued to attack the appendage throughout the third round. By the time it was over, McGhee had been reduced to a one-legged fighter but managed to hold on and send it to the scorecards.

Meanwhile, former Cage Fury Fighting Championships titleholder Jim Miller once again kept Father Time at bay and dismissed Damon Jackson with a guillotine choke in the first round of their lightweight tiff. The ageless 41-year-old Miller (38-18, 27-17) drew the curtain 2:44 into Round 1.

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Jackson (23-8-1, 6-6-1 UFC) zeroed in on the New Jersey native with one-twos, inside leg kicks and front kicks to the body. All his good work was erased when he ducked into range and left his neck exposed. The opportunistic Miller bit down on the guillotine, wrapped up the Fortis MMA mainstay in full guard and prompted the tapout with an unshakable squeeze.

It was the 16th first-round finish of Miller’s remarkable career.

Further down the undercard, Factory X product David Onama rode a sharp jab and crisp combination punching to a unanimous decision over promotional newcomer Roberto Romero in a three-round featherweight dogfight. All three cageside judges scored it 30-27 for Onama (13-2, 5-2 UFC).

A short-notice substitution for Lucas Almeida, Romero (8-4-1, 0-1 UFC) acquitted himself well under less-than-ideal circumstances. He surprised and floored Onama with a right hand in the first round, advanced to the back and flirted with a rear-naked choke. However, Romero’s luck soon ran out. Onama waded through the initial adversity and let fly with exquisite two- and three-punch volleys, targeting the head and body with power and precision. He bullied his way into top position in the third round, capitalized on a fatiguing Romero, briefly climbed to full mount and piled up points with ground-and-pound.

Onama, 30, will head into his next assignment on the strength of a three-fight winning streak.

 
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