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The Condition of the Great Outdoor Fight Enterprise After the Kazenzakis-Smuckles Razing (pdf) (Patreon)

Published:
2023-10-14 17:00:02
Edited:
2023-11-04 04:17:01
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2026-06
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What happened to the Great Outdoor Fight in the years after its unprecedented 2006 razing? Fight historian Joel Steinmetz offers this brief overview from 2014. (PDF)

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bootblacking

I could go for a grocery store rotisserie chicken rn

GruntyGinMan

TBH I buy the 8-piece fried chicken pack at the Giant for $7

Jay Williams

And some Christian Brothers brandy

bootblacking

I might get bird for dinner tonight, Publix has the good shit

andrew

I thought, post-2014, TGOF was everyday life.

Sedric and Charlie

In all but actually laying it in the grave, Roast Beef killed his first love for the sake of his best friend. Truly he is the rawest dude in Achewood

Sedric and Charlie

I know, I know, Ray was hardly a passive observer when the time came. But he is a dilettante lover, we know this about him. He never truly studied the game, he bought his way in through nepotism. I can at best award him fourth place after Cornelius and Lyle

blair

I'd always had the notion that the Badass Games was the testbed for a Fight For A New Century. Maybe it was, but it became another bug on the windshield of Ray's attention span.

Chris Martin

I can only imagine that, in the most recent years, certain Palo Alto "Founders" have bought their way into the GOF.

Julie (HiDeeHoGal)

I can see Pronto Don in my mind's eye. He looks like the mascot of pedantry.

b.zap

Envelópe Martinez so disgusted he changed his face again.

Miles McMahon

Just when I thought I had read literally every angstrom of Achewood content, something like this pops up and absolutely slays me.

Don Rowe

Their every move was the new tradition, and to follow this new tradition was to misunderstand their every move.

Brandon Rahhal

I've been asking myself this question for years!! Before I read it, so it's on the record: I think a bunch of would-be strategists tried to play it like Beef and the Fight ended up with a bunch of nerdy coding intellectual types and it was never really the same...