I've been on this forum since 2005 and you registered six years later and have half the posts I doold got can't even do math over here talking about how 36 year old TP would be the same as 21 year old TP if he just lifted more and dieted
Anyway enjoy thinking about me on your Friday night. I got better to do then talk to some re ed 60 year old fat who is prolly gonna die in five years anyway tbh
AND THAT FOLKS..... IS ..... A..... MELTDOWN!!!!!I've been on this forum since 2005 and you registered six years later and have half the posts I do
Anyway enjoy thinking about me on your Friday night. I got better to do then talk to some re ed 60 year old fat who is prolly gonna die in five years anyway tbh
only one thats melting down (in multiple threads tooo lmao) is you tbh
neat, the fake quote schtick. super fresh
Leroytonidas and joseph koner dont have jobs
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keep trying, in 10-15 years you might graduate as a troll on the interwebs, tbh...
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Wonder why kids are obese.... they arent old so their metabolism is at an all time high. Lol scientists on spurstalk
Think of the extra miles Parker ac ulated from his international compe ion. Duncan didn't do that and Manu came to the league at 25 and generally averaged less mpg than Parker.
I don't have a problem with his presence as long as his PT is assigned according to his play level and the contract doesn't hinder signings of other roster spots.
It would be an awkward feeling for him to sport a different jersey but if he wants to either cash out or get more minutes then looks like we'll see him play in At&t with an opponent jersey on.
The extra play only helped parker. Hes a known slacker in the gym and eats hinself out of shape regularly.
Spurtacular doesnt believe in cellular function
Bro, I checked out of this argument like a week ago; and you're still triggered.
Yet youre still responding? Really checked out. Youre still dumb and wrong. And bothered that i keep reminding you how wrong you are.... sad... no childhood obesity because metabolism is at all time high.... lolBro, I checked out of this argument like a week ago; and you're still triggered.
You directly addressed me, and I responded. you're dumb.
Youre still responding.... sad... still dumb. Your brain metabolism must be low scientistYou directly addressed me, and I responded. you're dumb.
Kawhi needs more metabolism.... hes in his "prime" and has old man injury.... odd.....
El nono has no metabolism
While the human body is incredibly resilient with more potential longevity than many people realize, the idea that "it's all in your head" is equally ridiculous. Free radicals cause damage at the sub-cellular level. You cannot merely will it away, nor can you completely prevent this process from occuring with any amount of diet and training...YET.
As the science of aging continues to advance, we just might be able to virtually stop the aging the process. But we're not there yet.
"They always kind of talked about the NBA prime is like 27 [until] like 31, 32. That's if you're lucky, you'll get to that point," James, 33, said Wednesday. "I don't know. I've just never really bought into that. I've never bought into a ceiling, either. You guys [in the media] talked about what's your ceiling, and I've always kind of told you guys that I don't really have a ceiling. I want to just try to maximize as much as I can and be as good as I can."
Lebron james
Poor analysis
Ceilings are different for every player and every person.
What Lebron is doing is a testament to that.
What Duncan did is a testament to that.
Manu, to a lesser extent, has been a testament to that.
Parker...he never had a chance. His game was predicated on bursts of speed, and the jumper that he worked so hard to refine, has left him.
He's done as an NBA leader. He can be a follower and mentor, but only if he accepts the role.
There is no such thing as ceiling
There is, but it's not something that is really predictable. It's not a phenomenon; it's a statistic.
Every player has a ceiling: it's the point where they peaked in their career, and start their inevitable downslope. The point where they can no longer get any better than they currently are. Some players have higher ceilings than others...but they all have one.
Trying to act like everyone's ceiling is the same because of age, or position, or nationality...that's just stupid. That's just like trying to predict how long someone is going to live. There may be indicators, but I've seen healthy people die at 30 and people who don't give a live to 90.
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