Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

bmwracer wrote:
That's highly debatable.

Oh yeah.

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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. :beaten:

gaijinmark wrote:

"Movie Star" and "actor" are two different things.

And Shaq and either of the two words quoted above should never be used in the same sentence.

Tu_triky wrote:

And Shaq and either of the two words quoted above should never be used in the same sentence.

Word. Just thinking of "Kazaam" makes me cringe. BLEH. :bleh:

MissMonika wrote:

Word. Just thinking of "Kazaam" makes me cringe. BLEH. :bleh:

Yup...the should have called it "Karaap."

In news, I heard in LA they signed Paul Gasol to a 3 year deal

gaijinmark wrote:"Movie Star" and "actor" are two different things.

And The Big Tub O'Goo is neither.

Late Christmas present for the Clippers: they beat the Celtics, 92-90. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:Late Christmas present for the Clippers: they beat the Celtics, 92-90. :hehe:

I believe Rondo played 'Santa' at the free throw line. :shakehead:

Jav_sol wrote:I believe Rondo played 'Santa' at the free throw line. :shakehead:

LOL, he clanked both free throws... Talk about the gift of giving. :hehe:

Lakers forget to play defense again and get routed by the Suns in Phoenix, 118-103. :shakehead:

Lakers don't play defense again, but neither do the Warriors, so the Lakers win, 124-118. :sweat:

He's done it again: Kobe hits a three with time running out to beat the pesky Kings, 109-108. :sweat:

Amazing. :bow:

Lakers delivering an uber-beatdown to the Mavs, 129-90, with about a minute remaining in the game. :woot:

bmwracer wrote:He's done it again: Kobe hits a three with time running out to beat the pesky Kings, 109-108. :sweat:

Amazing. :bow:

The guy is crazy already with all the buzzer beaters. He's making it look too easy. :bow:

Lakers play down to their competition, in this case, the Clippers, and lose, 102-91. :shakehead:

Lakers go to Portland and lose yet again, 107-98. :shakehead:

The team the so convincingly whooped the Mavs have crashed and burned on reentry to Earth. :bleh:

Heat scorch Suns, 109-105. Watched all the way. Heartbreak. :ohcrap:

Well. Dwayne Wade was amazing. :sweat: So was Grant Hill (for his age), 18 points 13 rebounds wow! :mrgreen:

For a second game in a row, Celts have to come from behind but this time fall short and lose on a Friday again to Hawks. 93-85

Ender's Girl wrote:Heat scorch Suns, 109-105. Watched all the way. Heartbreak. :ohcrap:

Well. Dwayne Wade was amazing. :sweat: So was Grant Hill (for his age), 18 points 13 rebounds wow! :mrgreen:

Yow, you're a b-ball fan?

I'm in luv. :smitten:

bmwracer wrote:
Yow, you're a b-ball fan?

I'm in luv. :smitten:

Lol, not a b-ball fan in the purest sense of the word, 'm afraid. :sweat: Cheered rabidly for Jordan and his Bulls through much of the '90s (when all my friends were rooting for "underdogs" like the Jazz :bonk:), 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. :mrgreen:

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 :victory:) 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. :beaten:

Ender's Girl wrote:Lol, not a b-ball fan in the purest sense of the word, 'm afraid. :sweat: Cheered rabidly for Jordan and his Bulls through much of the '90s (when all my friends were rooting for "underdogs" like the Jazz :bonk:), 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. :mrgreen:

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 :victory:) 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. :beaten:

"Cool with the Mavs?"

Yeech... :bleh:

Actually, it's less about them and more about that self-involving, egocentric troll, Mark Cuban... He's one despicable pile of cow dung.