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sorry this threads ridic, im on page 2 and house ur an idiot again. Please tell me how u know Blair will get OWNED by bynum....if none of us have ever seen the dude play in the NBA??????? idiot again. And besides one guy here i don't think blair would be up on bynum anyways wtf are u talking about? keep it up house, love ur retardation...man i can't wait to get onto 3rd and 4th page.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrHouse
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Originally Posted by Demo Dick Marcinko
I could care less how Bynum's career goes, last season I made more money than Bynum, he couldnt pay me enough to be his homer. But next season yea he d earn more than me. Call me w/e you want, I had my fun, I'll be back when I'm bored again in about 3-4 months i think to mingle with you sensitive homers.
BTW I've met a few of the Spur's players in person a few times, and they are much nicer human beings than Kobe's fucking wife. Wish she never come backs to my restaurants she s a grade A bitch just like the rest of you Spurs homers. MAUHAHAHAHAH
To be honest little man, you kinda sound a little butt hurt cause we're not as impressed with Bynum as you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Bomb
I'm not sure what research you're talking about, but you are spot on about something. I do check and verify facts, events etc before I post, because unlike you I don't make a habit of regurgitating crap out of my ass. You know you're about as bright as road kill. This is too easy.
Please post where someone wished injury on a player. Dude you really need to work on your reading comprehension. I'll be damned if I'm going to let someone with no measurable brain activity call us un-cool. We may not be a lot of things but damn it one thing we are is cool. Fucker.
And for someone who probably has never in his miserable life ever picked up a book and read it, what makes you think we've never picked up a basketball.
Soft and fragile Bynum was injured on the court. Not while sky diving, treking through the Himalayas or wrestling alligators. If you're arguing that his injury was a freak, well maybe that's something you can relate to and if it helps you sleep at night. Guess what in seasons past and this year to come, there's gonna be a lot of players with freak injuries. Feel better?
Just curious has anyone ever called you any or all of the following: addlepate, blockhead, boob, dimwit, dingbat, dolt, dope, dork, dumbbell, dummy, dunce, fool, halfwit, idiot, ignoramus, imbecile, lamebrain, loony, loser, mental defective, nerd and or simpleton? Hope you don't mind and I hope it's cool with you but is it ok if I just stick with fucking delusional ignorant idiot faker fan?
A Hole you've been a hoot, but unlike you I do have a "real" life so I gotta go. Hope all the biatch slappin' didn't hurt you too much, but one way or the other hoss we're gonna make a man out of you. Next time don't make it so easy, boy.:lol:flag:
That's really cleverQuote:
Originally Posted by GSH
OK, Miss Cleo...how the hell do you know who Blair can and cannot guard?Quote:
Originally Posted by A Bomb
Man I couldn't let this go - Dude if you got to proclaim over an anonymous sports forum how much money you make, 2 things - you probably work at a 7-11 and you got an incredibly small weiner. Normal and regular Joes just don't do that. Insecure little men with a complex and issues will. See the difference. Good luck in your future endeavors. If you need a good reference - you can kiss my ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Bomb
So you've met a few Spurs players? Probably while you were doing their yard loser. Be sure you come back cow dung.
Hahahaha You bitches are not in the Lakers level as you will find out pretty soon...
Just Kill Yourselves already..
You are Done, Finished...Dead meat!!!
Why would I kill myself over a game other people are playing?
I love these trolls. They're wasting away their lives on some other team's message board just so they can get some smug satisfaction that "oh I OWNED them" or something. What a pitiful existance. Seriously, some of these guys have hundreds and thousands of posts in a very short time span.
Go get a girlfriend or a hobby. Seriously.
Lakers fans are the scum of society.
You've got all that money and you're bored? Awww. There there. I live relatively frugally but I am never bored. Of course, that may have to do with the fact that I'm in shape, enjoy being outside, talking to people in real life, and I actually like being around myself. Not because I like to go on other teams message boards to troll and spout baseless posts. You claim to "have a life" in the same thread you make massive posts about the greatness of Andrew Bynum.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Bomb
:lol Stellar. You fail at the internets. You aren't even smart enough to be a convincing moron.
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Originally Posted by coopdogg3
well said. Until they are knocked off, they are the favorites-I wouldn't argue that.
At least he gave the Spurs props for their moves unlike some who can't accept another team's improvement isn't necessarily a threat to their team.
Spurs rookie DeJuan Blair aims to eat up space
Art Garcia, NBA.com
Posted Jul 12 2009 8:35PM
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LAS VEGAS -- He's been called the steal of the second round, but DeJuan Blair wants to be known for something else.
"I'm a space eater," Blair said with a grin.
The 37th pick in the 2009 Draft by the Spurs didn't waste any time gobbling up real estate and rebounds Sunday afternoon, throwing his 265 pounds (and considerable backside) around as soon as he checked into his first Summer League game.
A jumper from one of his new teammates went up and Blair made a beeline for the paint. Clearing room against a taller New Orleans defender, the 6-foot-7 Blair snatched the rebound and went back up. He missed but got it back before muscling the ball in.
"You cannot teach space," Spurs assistant and Summer League coach Don Newman said. "He's a space eater. He knows how to take it up, he knows how to hold his space and he's a physical guy by nature.
"He's going to get accustomed to how the game is called and those things will come, but one thing you don't want to do is back him off. You want to play like he plays. He'll continue to take that space."
Blair hadn't even broken a sweat and he began to fill up the box score. In five first-quarter minutes, the Pitt product had five points and five boards. The line after Blair's first pro game read 13 points and 10 rebounds, including three offensive, in 22 minutes.
"I'm not here to score, I'm here to play," he said. "I've been going a good job of preparing myself to come in and rebound, and I feel good. I think I played good. I went out there to rebound. The points just happened."
Blair just happened to fall in the Spurs' lap. Projected by many as a possible lottery-worthy talent after deciding to leave school as a sophomore, knee concerns sent Blain spiraling out of the first round. Specifically, he's missing the ACL in both knees.
An MRI done during the scouting combine in Chicago revealed the unique condition. Blair had surgeries to repair both ACLs in high school and hasn't had any issues since. He doesn't play with a brace on either knee and, if not for the test, wouldn't give the situation a second thought.
"I'm not worried about that," he said. "The knee problems are over."
Twenty-nine other teams felt differently about his medical prospects. As much as San Antonio is credited for pulling off a Draft steal, picking Blair was a no-brainer. General manager R.C. Buford admitted as much, adding that the team never expected the Big East player of the year to still be on the board seven picks into the second round.
Blair has found himself in the enviable spot of joining a title contender that had a need for frontcourt bulk behind Tim Duncan. Along with the recent signing of Antonio McDyess, Blair will be playing behind and learning from two of the premier power forwards of the last decade-plus. "It doesn't matter what happened in the Draft," Blair said. "I went when I went and I ended up being on a team with great players, great coaches and great fans. I'm not complaining about it."