Slave revolts are goat. When you walk on your knees most of your life it's hard to stand tall, but somehow these starving guys found the energy to wage war. It's a testament to the human spirit.

Now that Spartacus is done, i wish someone made a show about this guy:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaspar_Yanga

Gaspar Yanga—often simply Yanga or Nyanga—was a leader of a slave rebellion in Mexico during the early period of Spanish colonial rule. Said to be of the Bran people[1] and member of the royal family of Gabon,[2] Yanga came to be the head of a band of revolting slaves near Veracruz around 1570.[3] Escaping to the difficult terrain of the highlands, he and his people built a small maroon colony, or palenque.[3] For more than 30 years it grew, partially surviving by capturing caravans bringing goods to Veracruz. However, in 1609 the Spanish colonial government decided to undertake a campaign itself to regain control of the territory.[3]

history.com/news/history-lists/7-famous-slave-revolts

They have a mini series about Toussaint in french, but i can't find a release with english subtitles.

Worked the heavy bag yesterday first time this year, 5 times 3 minutes including elbows and kicks. Had no gloves so i chose to do mostly open hand palm strikes. I managed to cut my elbow with some vicious elbows and my wrists feel sore today, but all in all it was a nice experience. Funny part is that the heavy bag is in the middle of the gym so occasionally dudes just randomly start hitting the bag 5-6 times and then continue lifting weights.

Donkey Kong country never dies.

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This right chea..



A little extra weight but it's worth the protection. Smh at everybody looking at me like nigga this ain't Sherwood forest.

It's not year 1050 anymore, man. America has been discovered, lighter materials has been discovered.

I'll move to a third world country and live on 500 $ a month.