davidaus
13-02-2006, 22:36
prova ...cancellate pure ...grazie
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SilverF0x
13-02-2006, 22:37
Grazie per aver testato che il pulsante nuova discussione del forum di hwupgrade funziona...
MILANOgirl
13-02-2006, 22:37
:mbe:
iniziamo bene :doh:
iniziamo bene :doh:
ulk
13-02-2006, 22:38
prova ...cancellate pure ...grazie
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:bimbo:
F1R3BL4D3
13-02-2006, 22:39
Chuck Norris verrą a prenderti dovunque tu abiti! :O
M@gic
13-02-2006, 22:46
Carlos Ray Norris aka Chuck Norris was born in Ryan, Oklahoma. Both his parents had a mix of Irish and Cherokee Indian in their bloodlines.
A small tangent: some references report Chuck Norris's birth date as 10 March 1939 and others as in 1940 - the Chuck Norris Official Site provides a clue:
"I remembered back to 1974, when I decided to retire after six years as the undefeated World Middleweight Karate Champion. I thought that I could defend my title again in 1975 at the age of 35 and win my seventh consecutive year, but then again I could probably lose, so I decided to retire as an undefeated champion."
However, we will posit 1939 as a Biog reader pointed out that in an interview in January 2006, Chuck Norris said he was 65 - which suggests he was born in 1939.
Chuck Norris had a tough childhood. His father was an alcoholic and as the eldest child he helped mother, Wilma, raise his two younger brothers. One brother, Wieland, was to die in action in Vietnam, whilst the other, Aaron, would go on to direct many of Chuck's performances.
Norris joined the Air Force and whilst in Korea he started to study martial arts. In the 1960s he won many Karate titles, culminating in 1968 with his victory in the World Professional Middleweight Karate championships for the first time. As mentioned above he held the title until 1974 when he retired.
Chuck Norris got into acting via his L.A. karate school where he instructed many celebrities and made his film debut in The Wrecking Crew (1968) although his offical website refers to Return Of The Dragon (1973) with Bruce Lee as his 'feature film debut'.
He appeared in many more films, most notably three Missing In Action films in the 1980s.
Norris and his first wife, Diane Holechek divorced after 30 years and in 1988 he married Gena O'Kelley.
From 1993 to 2001 Chuck Norris played the starring role in the hit television series Walker, Texas Ranger. He also exec produced the show.
In 2005 it was reported that Chuck Norris, Sheree Wilson and Judson Mills would renew their roles in "Walker, Texas Ranger: Ring of Fire." - a 2 hour special; and that Aaron Norris, Chuck's brother, would direct.
In 1997, Chuck Norris became the first man from the Western Hemisphere in 4,500 years to be awarded an 8th degree Black Belt Grand Master recognition in the Tae Kwon Do system.
He is involved in a variety of charitable programmes and has launched initiatives against drug use. He has also embraced a Christian lifestyle.
In 1988, Chuck Norris wrote his autobiography, The Secret of Inner Strength.
A small tangent: some references report Chuck Norris's birth date as 10 March 1939 and others as in 1940 - the Chuck Norris Official Site provides a clue:
"I remembered back to 1974, when I decided to retire after six years as the undefeated World Middleweight Karate Champion. I thought that I could defend my title again in 1975 at the age of 35 and win my seventh consecutive year, but then again I could probably lose, so I decided to retire as an undefeated champion."
However, we will posit 1939 as a Biog reader pointed out that in an interview in January 2006, Chuck Norris said he was 65 - which suggests he was born in 1939.
Chuck Norris had a tough childhood. His father was an alcoholic and as the eldest child he helped mother, Wilma, raise his two younger brothers. One brother, Wieland, was to die in action in Vietnam, whilst the other, Aaron, would go on to direct many of Chuck's performances.
Norris joined the Air Force and whilst in Korea he started to study martial arts. In the 1960s he won many Karate titles, culminating in 1968 with his victory in the World Professional Middleweight Karate championships for the first time. As mentioned above he held the title until 1974 when he retired.
Chuck Norris got into acting via his L.A. karate school where he instructed many celebrities and made his film debut in The Wrecking Crew (1968) although his offical website refers to Return Of The Dragon (1973) with Bruce Lee as his 'feature film debut'.
He appeared in many more films, most notably three Missing In Action films in the 1980s.
Norris and his first wife, Diane Holechek divorced after 30 years and in 1988 he married Gena O'Kelley.
From 1993 to 2001 Chuck Norris played the starring role in the hit television series Walker, Texas Ranger. He also exec produced the show.
In 2005 it was reported that Chuck Norris, Sheree Wilson and Judson Mills would renew their roles in "Walker, Texas Ranger: Ring of Fire." - a 2 hour special; and that Aaron Norris, Chuck's brother, would direct.
In 1997, Chuck Norris became the first man from the Western Hemisphere in 4,500 years to be awarded an 8th degree Black Belt Grand Master recognition in the Tae Kwon Do system.
He is involved in a variety of charitable programmes and has launched initiatives against drug use. He has also embraced a Christian lifestyle.
In 1988, Chuck Norris wrote his autobiography, The Secret of Inner Strength.
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