Ima you crack me up You're a good person and enjoy your posts I was a Repub .even voted for gwb in 2000 but never again will I vote Repub.... I owned my own business for 40 some odd years and never saw a union I liked BUT I still despise trump as a man and as a president and I'm not thrilled about the treatment repubs give those who struggle in life ,and I still have some greed left in this old body so let cap gains go to 10%
LOL, cap gains to 10%. I am with ya, we agree on something, lol. Have a great New Year. Enjoy the family, and if I ever get to your neck of the woods, (wherever that might be) I will buy you dinner, we will laugh, and count our money-)
P.S. By the way, if we count our money and I find out you have more, YOU will end up buying the dinner! Transfer of wealth ya know, gotta practice what ya preach, lol-)
Happy New Year to you and your family again Ed. And just for your information, I actually shook Hubert Humphrey's hand when I was 19 or 20. Before you ask, yes, I was paid to be there, lol. That was the start of my political education! That is how I know some of how the swamp works. That, and the the Indiana DNC took 2% of my gross pay in CASH, to have the honor of working for them.........and just in case she is on this board...........isn't that correct, Mz Ellen Priesol-)
And I sat at the same table as trump in the 90's in an atlantic city casino where my friend was talking boxing with him My pal was connected to Boom Boom Mancini back then And no, I said goodbye but never shook his hand
Wow, Boom-Boom Mancini! Now I would have enjoyed that for sure. Isn't it surprising that boxing has gone into the tank? I remember taking off work, (for which I got punished for in my wallet) to watch Looney Clooney, fight The Easton Assassin, Larry Holmes.
I loved boxing, I really did. Never wanted to do it, but watched those who made it a living.
Good ole Boom-Boom. Have any idea what happened to him?
Mancini has a son also called Ray who appears in the YouTube reality series SummerBreak.
Mancini appeared in and produced a handful of films, and became a fight analyst for the Fox reality series
Celebrity Boxing. Mancini, who as of 2007 resides in Los Angeles, owns the El Campeon Cigar Company and operates two movie production companies.
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Mancini practices
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and holds a purple belt in the martial art.
[19] He appeared in
David Mamet's MMA film
Redbelt.
Mancini produced
Youngstown: Still Standing in 2010, which premiered at the 34th Cleveland International Film Festival on March 24. The documentary film featured his hometown friend, actor
Ed O'Neill and included
Jim Cummings,
Kelly Pavlik,
Jay Williams, Andrea Wood and Mancini himself, among many other Youngstown natives and locals. John Chechitelli – another Youngstown native – directed and edited the 89-minute-long film. It recounts the history of Youngstown, Ohio from its founding in 1797 to the present.
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Mancini is fluent in Italian. He and Orlando Romero reunited in 2013 at
Lima, Peru.
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