What Are The Odds Of Dwight Having A Len Bias Moment Before The Season Starts

[Koolaid_Man]

either with his back or his dick? :lol

[Clipper Nation]

For someone who talked a good game about wanting Bible Kemp gone, you sure sound salty now that he left :lol

[djohn2oo8]

Oh look, another Dwight thread :lol

[Koolaid_Man]

For someone who talked a good game about wanting Bible Kemp gone, you sure sound salty now that he left :lol

ohhh my man I'm far from Salty you'll catch up one day to my brand of humor but right now I see you think like a Dwight :lol

[AaronY]

I am getting a headache trying to understand this analogy

[MeloHype]

Salty af lmao

[Koolaid_Man]

I am getting a headache trying to understand this analogy

^ because all those meth addicted hookers your fucking on back page infected your dick and now it's traveled to your brain :lol

[Jumi]

Salty!

:lol

[Clipper Nation]

ohhh my man I'm far from Salty you'll catch up one day to my brand of humor but right now I see you think like a Dwight :lol
Numbers don't lie, s:loln... this is at least your fifth Bible Kemp thread since The Rejection, and that's not even counting all your butthurt posts about him in other people's threads :lol

[AaronY]

Is he going to try to snort his dick and choke to death?..OD on pain pills for his back???..can this thread have a point plz

[Obstructed_View]

What stage of grief is this for Lakerfan?

[djohn2oo8]

What stage of grief is this for Lakerfan?
1. Denial.

[Obstructed_View]

1. Denial.

Wishing him dead seems more like either anger or bargaining.

[Koolaid_Man]

Is he going to try to snort his dick and choke to death?..OD on pain pills for his back???..can this thread have a point plz

are u guys really this slow? geez!

if you can't figure it out in reference to Len Bias then fuck it!!! :lol

[Katherine Robinson]

At the Robinson household, we are indifferent towards Dwight despite Dale's harsh opinion of him. His departure means Lakers exit pseudo-contention and enter a long needed rebuilding phase with possibly high picks and boundless cap space. We fear Baby Buss mishandling of the opportunity, but knock on wood.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to tell Dale to stop burning his D12 Laker jerseys.

[UZER]

At the Robinson household, we are indifferent towards Dwight despite Dale's harsh opinion of him. His departure means Lakers exit pseudo-contention and enter a long needed rebuilding phase with possibly high picks and boundless cap space. We fear Baby Buss mishandling of the opportunity, but knock on wood.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to tell Dale to stop burning his D12 Laker jerseys.

Katherine, are you the one that's keeps telling Dale to come back to ST because he's taking out his frustration on your face when he's not here?

[Katherine Robinson]

Katherine, are you the one that's keeps telling Dale to come back to ST because he's taking out his frustration on your face when he's not here?

Im not falling for that routine again, Mr. Officer.

[Mori Chu]

#stayD12

[djohn2oo8]

#stayD12
lol best part about that was Jeanie was responsible for it.

[AaronY]

"He'll have a Len Bias moment...with his back or his dick"


make sense of dat, I dare ya

[Thread]

It wouldn't be the same level of satisfaction as finding Bias slabbed & tagged, but, I'd certainly be a neighboring level.

It started in the '84 Finals and the Worthy pass that Henderson got and Media went along and made him a household word and folk hero. Put him on the map. Auerbach, famous for such sucker bait unbuckled the Sonic's pants and laid them on their ankles, took that #1 and was going to make Bias a PG in the Magic Johnson template.

Uh, uh.

- "Cruelest thing I've ever seen." - Bird,,,,then the tired old shit bag Duncan echoed those same sentiments a couple Thursdays ago. tee, hee.

[midnightpulp]

It wouldn't be the same level of satisfaction as finding Bias slabbed & tagged, but, I'd certainly be a neighboring level.

It started in the '84 Finals and the Worthy pass that Henderson got and Media went along and made him a household word and folk hero. Put him on the map. Auerbach, famous for such sucker bait unbuckled the Sonic's pants and laid them on their ankles, took that #1 and was going to make Bias a PG in the Magic Johnson template.

Uh, uh.

- "Cruelest thing I've ever seen." - Bird,,,,then the tired old shit bag Duncan echoed those same sentiments a couple Thursdays ago. tee, hee.

You take sports too seriously.

[AchillesHeel]

It wouldn't be the same level of satisfaction as finding Bias slabbed & tagged, but, I'd certainly be a neighboring level.

It started in the '84 Finals and the Worthy pass that Henderson got and Media went along and made him a household word and folk hero. Put him on the map. Auerbach, famous for such sucker bait unbuckled the Sonic's pants and laid them on their ankles, took that #1 and was going to make Bias a PG in the Magic Johnson template.

Uh, uh.

- "Cruelest thing I've ever seen." - Bird,,,,then the tired old shit bag Duncan echoed those same sentiments a couple Thursdays ago. tee, hee.

You too cold, old man.

[Thread]

You take sports too seriously.

True. But, I was taught that twixt the summers of '84 & '85.

[Thread]

You too cold, old man.

& I don't have Media making sure I'm "safe."

Duncan gets to break Howard's ass after he's skunked himi and Media pretends to looking at the ceiling. Let James call Duncan on those two missed lay ups and you'd have WW fuckin' 3.

[midnightpulp]

True. But, I was taught that twixt the summers of '84 & '85.

You're an interesting study, for sure. Been to 'Nam, where you probably witnessed death and dismemberment firsthand. By all accounts, you seem to be happily married (despite the wife-beating jokes and the like). You have children and grand children(?)

Yet you talk about the 1984 Finals as if it was the most important and meaningful event in your life.

[Thread]

You're an interesting study, for sure. Been to 'Nam, where you probably witnessed death and dismemberment firsthand. By all accounts, you seem to be happily married (despite the wife-beating jokes and the like). You have children and grand children(?)

Yet you talk about the 1984 Finals as if it was the most important and meaningful event in your life.

It was. It was a jerk. At the end of "The Grapes of Wrath" Jane Darwell--"Ma Joad" talks of life & "jerks." That was an important "jerk" in my life. I've taken it with me, kept it close and the lessons it taught me. It seared my soul and enlightened me to the reality of man's intent.

[midnightpulp]

It was. It was a jerk. At the end of "The Grapes of Wrath" Jane Darwell--"Ma Joad" talks of life & "jerks." That was an important "jerk" in my life. I've taken it with me, kept it close and the lessons it taught me. It seared my soul and enlightened me to the reality of man's intent.

You're on point with how sports can transcend their context and become something more than just sweaty men trying to outscore each other. The 2013 Finals unfolded exactly like an epic tragedy that seemed to be authored by some higher power. I'm not religious person, or even particularly spiritual, but every so often, a very small sliver of me, the irrational side of myself, believes some things are just "meant to be." When Duncan caught that ball against Battier, I knew he was going to miss it. I think every Spurs fan knew he was going to miss it. It's the way this "story" had to end. And like all great stories, it "enlightened" us.

That said, I'm not going to necessarily be "haunted" by it, when there's much worse things to be haunted by than watching your favorite millionaire athletes lose a basketball game.

And for someone such as yourself, who's experienced those much worse things, I find it fascinating the '84 Finals found more purchase in your psyche than watching young men die.

[Thread]

You're on point with how sports can transcend their context and become something more than just sweaty men trying to outscore each other. The 2013 Finals unfolded exactly like an epic tragedy that seemed to be authored by some higher power. I'm not religious person, or even particularly spiritual, but every so often, a very small sliver of me, the irrational side of myself, believes some things are just "meant to be." When Duncan caught that ball against Battier, I knew he was going to miss it. I think every Spurs fan knew he was going to miss it. It's the way this "story" had to end. And like all great stories, it "enlightened" us.

That said, I'm not going to necessarily be "haunted" by it, when there's much worse things to be haunted by than watching your favorite millionaire athletes lose a basketball game.

And for someone such as yourself, who's experienced those much worse things, {{{I find it fascinating the '84 Finals found more purchase in your psyche than watching young men die.}}}

{{{There is a part in "The Candles on Bay Street" where the lead character (terminally ill) played by Alicia Silverstone states unequivocally "everything ends." That's a difficult lesson, Midst.}}}

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Yes, and I'll go further, I think he knew he was going to miss. His reaction on the other end, smacking the floor was resignation, not frustration. You can see it in his eyes.

[midnightpulp]

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Yes, and I'll go further, I think he knew he was going to miss. His reaction on the other end, smacking the floor was resignation, not frustration. You can see it in his eyes.

Like Pike and his gang entering Mapache's compound resigned to the fact they ain't walking out alive.

[Thread]

Like Pike and his gang entering Mapache's compound resigned to the fact they ain't walking out alive.

But, to them it was "okay" that they weren't going to survive the ordeal. Not so with Duncan.

[midnightpulp]

But, to them it was "okay" that they weren't going to survive the ordeal. Not so with Duncan.

True.

[KaiRMD1]

One word describes Koolaid_man at the moment: SALTY

[DMX7]

either with his back or his dick? :lol

http://i.minus.com/i0YwFWr9oaEGJ.gif

[Thread]

One word describes Koolaid_man at the moment: 6

jejejeje!!!

[KaiRMD1]

jejejeje!!!

Speaking of salty.......

[LkrFan]

What stage of grief is this for Lakerfan?
:lol - stealing my shit. I heard there are now 6 stages of Spur grief tbh. :rollin :lmao :rollin

[Obstructed_View]

:lol - stealing my shit. I heard there are now 6 stages of Spur grief tbh. :rollin :lmao :rollin

:lol Lakerfan invented the stages of grief.

[Thread]

Lakerfan invented the stages of grief.

Born of pure blood---you were innately ignorant of such destiny.

Shoulder-to-Shoulder now...you have been touched, and ignorant no more.

[LkrFan]

:lol Lakerfan invented the stages of grief.
As a joke on the Spurs? Yes, i believe I did. I see you're still in the denial phase of Spur grief. My bad homie. :lol