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Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 9:26 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
But he's a movie star as well. What more do you want?
"Movie Star" and "actor" are two different things.
OT: Sacramento takes Lakers to 2 ot's before falling and the juggernaut Minnesota Timberwolves win their second in a row! Their record now stands at 7-24.
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Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:43 pm Post subject:
bmwracer wrote:
Yow, you're a b-ball fan?
I'm in luv.
Lol, not a b-ball fan in the purest sense of the word, 'm afraid. Cheered rabidly for Jordan and his Bulls through much of the '90s (when all my friends were rooting for "underdogs" like the Jazz ), but eventually lost interest in the NBA when his dynasty ended. More than half a decade later I saw my brother watching a Suns game on TV back in the '04-'05 season. I asked him who that li'l white long-haired dude was, the one who liked to lick his hands before making free throws (eew), and how come he could pass so good (lol). I ended up watching the whole game, and the rest is history. A case of love at first... assist, I guess.
Since then I've made it a point to follow PHX games on cable or online. I lurk the sports blogs. I hate teams like the Spurs and the Lakers (sorry, beem) with an irrational, all-consuming passion (but for some reason, I'm cool with the Mavs). My room is a bloody Nash shrine. I opened a Twitter account the second I heard he had one (Tweeted him a couple of times but he never replied, damn his black soul!!! lol).
So yes, I guess I count as a fan. A Nash fan--and obviously a Suns fan as well.
Lol, not a b-ball fan in the purest sense of the word, 'm afraid. Cheered rabidly for Jordan and his Bulls through much of the '90s (when all my friends were rooting for "underdogs" like the Jazz ), but eventually lost interest in the NBA when his dynasty ended. More than half a decade later I saw my brother watching a Suns game on TV back in the '04-'05 season. I asked him who that li'l white long-haired dude was, the one who liked to lick his hands before making free throws (eew), and how come he could pass so good (lol). I ended up watching the whole game, and the rest is history. A case of love at first... assist, I guess.
Since then I've made it a point to follow PHX games on cable or online. I lurk the sports blogs. I hate teams like the Spurs and the Lakers (sorry, beem) with an irrational, all-consuming passion (but for some reason, I'm cool with the Mavs). My room is a bloody Nash shrine. I opened a Twitter account the second I heard he had one (Tweeted him a couple of times but he never replied, damn his black soul!!! lol).
So yes, I guess I count as a fan. A Nash fan--and obviously a Suns fan as well.
"Cool with the Mavs?"
Yeech...
Actually, it's less about them and more about that self-involving, egocentric troll, Mark Cuban... He's one despicable pile of cow dung.
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), but eventually lost interest in the NBA when his dynasty ended. More than half a decade later I saw my brother watching a Suns game on TV back in the '04-'05 season. I asked him who that li'l white long-haired dude was, the one who liked to lick his hands before making free throws (eew), and how come he could pass so good (lol). I ended up watching the whole game, and the rest is history. A case of love at first... assist, I guess. 
) with an irrational, all-consuming passion (but for some reason, I'm cool with the Mavs). My room is a bloody Nash shrine. I opened a Twitter account the second I heard he had one (Tweeted him a couple of times but he never replied, damn his black soul!!! lol).
