HarlemHeat37
05-08-2011, 04:06 PM
Part 1..Cobbler's thread is different, since it coincides with "LOL Lakers" threads, since his performance had a part in LA's demise(like my man DPG said, he's too mentally weak)..the following quotes are just from the month of April, there are dozens more, throughout the year, that are stored in the database..they will be updated..
2010-2011 season stats: 0 GP, 0 MPG, 0 PPG, 82 DNP, 82 GAMES ON INACTIVE LIST - LOWER BODY INJURY..
There are no contenders... it's already in the bag
*dusting of the shelf for #17*
:toast
I want a beatdown of them on on their own floor for # 17 and then again next year for #18 AND NEVER LOOK BACK. Then when CP3 joins up well deal with the emerging Heat if thy haven't imploded by then. It's all in the cards.
They never learn...
A bigger "monumental issue" for Laker TEAM fans is tying Boston at 17 and passing them next year. After, the torch gets passed to Drew and whoever the Lakers picked up by then. Lebron can't handle the fire.
We want to send Boston packing EVERY year.
Yeah yeah yeah... great comeback!
#17 is weeks away and you will choke on it and eventually swallow like the irrelevent waste of space you are and always will be.
Now off you go to jump from bandwagon to bandwagon. Enjoy the ride! :toast
Just a few more games but of course. 2 weeks ago everyone was handing us the title. Now they cannot rip it away fast enough. It's the same thing every year with minor twists.
Last year with the same wins we were going into a series with Kobes knee in doubt against a tough Thunder team.
This year with the same regular season wins we go into a first round most likely with NO and Drew with a little tweak.
The excuse tree is looking rather bare for the haters...
Not worried. #17 is practically in the bag. It's ours to lose.
If the Mavs shoot lights out they may be able to pull off a victory in one game. Lakers win this series in 4 or 5. It's not even close.
The B2B you are refering to were both at Staples. No travel, no changing rooms or routine.
Doesn't matter how we finish in the west. Who cares how it plays out. Nobody is beating the Lakers in the West no matter the schedule. The only thing that matters is staying in front of the East cost teams for HCA in the finals.
2010-2011 season stats: 0 GP, 0 MPG, 0 PPG, 82 DNP, 82 GAMES ON INACTIVE LIST - LOWER BODY INJURY..
There are no contenders... it's already in the bag
*dusting of the shelf for #17*
:toast
I want a beatdown of them on on their own floor for # 17 and then again next year for #18 AND NEVER LOOK BACK. Then when CP3 joins up well deal with the emerging Heat if thy haven't imploded by then. It's all in the cards.
They never learn...
A bigger "monumental issue" for Laker TEAM fans is tying Boston at 17 and passing them next year. After, the torch gets passed to Drew and whoever the Lakers picked up by then. Lebron can't handle the fire.
We want to send Boston packing EVERY year.
Yeah yeah yeah... great comeback!
#17 is weeks away and you will choke on it and eventually swallow like the irrelevent waste of space you are and always will be.
Now off you go to jump from bandwagon to bandwagon. Enjoy the ride! :toast
Just a few more games but of course. 2 weeks ago everyone was handing us the title. Now they cannot rip it away fast enough. It's the same thing every year with minor twists.
Last year with the same wins we were going into a series with Kobes knee in doubt against a tough Thunder team.
This year with the same regular season wins we go into a first round most likely with NO and Drew with a little tweak.
The excuse tree is looking rather bare for the haters...
Not worried. #17 is practically in the bag. It's ours to lose.
If the Mavs shoot lights out they may be able to pull off a victory in one game. Lakers win this series in 4 or 5. It's not even close.
The B2B you are refering to were both at Staples. No travel, no changing rooms or routine.
Doesn't matter how we finish in the west. Who cares how it plays out. Nobody is beating the Lakers in the West no matter the schedule. The only thing that matters is staying in front of the East cost teams for HCA in the finals.