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round here we call that culture son <{POST_SNAPBACK}> oh man that culture smells so good....

That is really funny.

I have Charter Cable, not sure if they have it, I will have to look into it, but knowing how Charter sucks, I bet that they don't have it.

Be that as it may, keep in mind thay you NEVER know the full severity (or not) of Rikishi injuries until the Basho comes along. The real nature of injuries, any injuries is guarded as if it were top secret. It goes from "a small problem" to "died of complications" in a matter of months.. O.k. , so I'm exaggerating a bit, but these things happen a lot in the world of Sumo. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I can see it now, Asashouryuu dies, from calf injury...that would suck.

Oh man that is funny...I like that they can bash each other for up to 20 minutes...that is great.

I don't know about easy choice...I mean it is Canada...not sure that I would move their...joking.

Light-weights! :-P Konishiki was more than a 100 kg heavier when he was at his 'peak' condition B-) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> LOL...peak condition....what was Konishiki at his peak, was it 284 kg...I think that is about right...but not sure.

Hey thanks for the links guys (Sign of approval) . I saw the juggling on EPSN also...hmmmm juggling or sumo...ummmm lets see....I think that I would take sumo..ESPN...why must you suck? Again thanks.

Ok, I live in the U.S. and I really wish that I could watch sumo. I used to be able to see it on ESPN, but they stopped showing it. I am wondering, if anyone on here knows where I can get my sumo fix. I get the feeling that I will just have to watch videos, that I download. So if any one can help me out, it would be appreciated.

Oh man the look the on his face is great...and the hat is very interesting looking.

^^^You would give your left nut, just to be able to sumo...you could give it to science, and they would pay you $50,000. I understand what you meen, it would be so awesome, to find people that are interested, and would want to pratice. Sorry, no luck on living near you, I live in Cookeville, Tn.

Oh man the first picture is great, nothing like playing some leap frog.

So he is 6'4 and 320 pounds, if I am a off, please let me know. If that is right, for 16 that is huge.

I think that it is awesome, that people start their own little pratice of sumo. I wish that I could find a something like that, where I live.

Thanks for the answer Asashosakari :-P and that is a good way to show off strength.

Why do they pick up the kids like that? I have seen a lot of pictures, of kids being picked up like that, just wondering, if anyone knows.

I also wonder what his good luck charm is. I think that i at most carry about 300(U.S.) on me. That is a pretty large amount of Yen to have at one time, but the explanation is a good one(fukunoyama) I think that I would be to worried about it getting stolen...or leaving it in a bathroom.

Hey I really enjoy the pics, this is a really cool forum. It is good to have something like this, because I live in the U.S. and I don't get to see any sumo, ESPN used to show it, but they haven't in about a year. I have looked at about half of the pages on this post, and the best pics so far have to be the ones of the guys smiling, they are really scary for smiles. Again, this is a really awesome place, can't wait to see more pictures.