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I mean, look at the guy!

He reportedly had a 84″ reach with what might be the largest fists I have ever seen on a guy his height. His arms were literal sledgehammers, and his power certainly supports this. If my memory serves me right, he is considered the second hardest hitting heavyweight ever.

He crushed everyone that had the guts to get in the ring with him, few as they were (aside from Ali of course). Add to that, possible mafia connections, and you've got yourself a scary guy.

Sonny Liston was the original baddest man on the planet. He grew up in an unforgiving world and a abusive who would beat up Liston and since that, this is where Sonny Liston was that one side y'all should not be mess with, even cops made a mistake of messing with him and even inmates when he was in prison.

Sonny was a truly tough and brutal man who was the product of a harsh, unforgiving, life.

Sonny was as feared in the street as he was in the ring. Arrested 19 times, in prison twice, Sonny once took a gun away from a police officer who was harassing him, beat the officer and broke his knee. On another occasion when he was again being harassed, an enraged Sonny took the officer, slapped him around, and put him in a trash bin.

Mike Tyson studied Liston (and Jack Dempsey) for their ability to intimidate an opponent. Mike is a lot smarter than people credit him for, and said once, "if you can make your opponent afraid, he is beat before he ever gets in the ring. Sonny Liston was the best at that - look what he did to Patterson."

Mike’s talent for terrifying his opponents is legendary. With his muscular physique, malevolent glare and his black trunks and shoes with no socks, he looked the part of an executioner. For most of his career, he was incredibly intimidating.

Sonny Liston wins the contest as the best of the intimidators.

I've had a few casual dalliances with women who turned out to be engaged, married or otherwise taken. No, I did not know they were taken at the time, and it would have been a dealbreaker for me if I did know. Usually, the men and I find out about each other at the same time.

The whole experience has shaken my trust in women to the point that I really don't want to take any woman for my wife, because I thought the women I was messing around with were high enough integrity to not step out behind anyone's back. Clearly I'm either a bad judge of character or surrounded by skilled liars.

In any case, the thought occurred to me that I should probably just start asking women I date if they're entangled with anyone. But then I realized that any woman who was down to go behind their boyfriend/husband's back, probably wouldn't think twice about lying to the men she messes around with. All that being said, if I do ask, at least then I can say that I DID technically ask, you know... from like a personal morality standpoint. I didn't just assume anything; I asked, but she still deceived me.

I once had a woman ask me if I was married several times, and it was honestly a big turn off to me. I understood where she was coming from, but the suspicion threw me off and kind of offended me.

So, I come humbly before you, G@G, to ask for your opinions:

Is it worth taking the time to ask a woman if she's taken before we mess around and risk offending her, or would I be better off just assuming that she'd tell me she was single/available whether or not it was true?