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i doubt he cares, gangbang crying all the way to the bank
Derrick Rose FG% past 3 games:
7-25... 28%
2-15... 13%
5-20... 25%
(2-9...22% at half so far today)
i doubt he cares, gangbang crying all the way to the bank
Leaves the door open that much wider for you guys. Now that Amy is out of the way you could stack like 6 in-a-row.
one less PG Enrique has to worry about
officially? We have been saying this since his 1st injury, tbh..he's been finished..
He's never gonna be as explosive as he once was, he will have flashes every game, he still can play at a high level and is quick enough and that is all that matters. He needs to be more of a smarter Stockton like player to last longer. He's still shedding off some rust imo, just needs to stay healthy. Still an all-star caliber player, good enough that if he stays healthy the Bulls have a legit shot at making the 2015 Finals.
it's alarming that he supposedly spent two years working on his shooting for and it's still so atrocious
he was always an awful shooter tbh
We're old and about to retire. Dale admitting a group of scrubs are better than the 4 HOFers he had a couple years back when Amy was full bore.
That's just to insulate you should you fail. Against this league in this shape, it's a cake walk. Just show up.
Then your GOAT in LA should have no problem.
Dale, qualifying rings subtly.
18 this year, then 20 & 21.
That's your fear of reality rearing it's head. Don't fret though, apart from Pop's hen house ways he knows exactly whence I speak.
That's you refusing to address your own team.
If Leonard can't get that hand thing straightened out, you'll be rolling some big barrels come Spring.
If you're going to be my protege', Midst, you mustn't inject (injury) into the conversation.
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He can get the ball in the hole but he was never a Curry like shooter.
& I'd not go to the mattresses with Curry. The rank & file let him be as a hand down to a fellow member until counts and then that same rank & file know exactly where he's at and exactly what he's up to and they immediately render him incapable.
Tarantino's best filmIf you're going to be my protege', Midst, you mustn't inject (injury) into the conversation.
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Absolutely. Clean-straight-bright. Opens with blue credits over the visuals of Detroit in winter. The majestic entrance & exit musical theme was torn from a (similar) film, '73's "Badlands" with Martin Sheen portraying Charles Starkweather on a '50's murder spree.
In this Tarantino doesn't bog it down constantly. He's in & out with the pen and Scott never rushes it in direction. There is time is enough for everything & everybody. The redemption & death of Clarence's father is an early mark. Then we're cast out to Hollywood and the pace slows, as it should.
We're given just enough of the "mentor" to crave so much more. And he speaks shocking truth, not cultural phenomena. That was a dead fall there but, Tarantino never gives in.
Arquette, gorgeous crooked teeth and all is the precise pick and so is Slater. He met the challenge and never falters, all the way to the end.
***Sizemore, almost lit on fire, and Penn trying to stay up.
***Conchata Ferrell, the casting pro, stopping mid sentence and giving " Ritchie" his first and it will be his last warning. "Is there a problem?" Now, the character may be weak in the shadow of his friends, but, he knows the business, doesn't he, by God. He's a professional actor and in HIS world. "No." He sobers and meets her on the square, then nails the reading EXACTLY how that character in the character would do it.
***"I'll take that Chesterfield now." Worley Sr., capitulates to the reaper. He's come, and he's come for him. He'll goad the reaper into slaughtering him.
There is so much more. It's a true masterpiece.
At least Gangmember has had 2 major knee surgeries. What's Leroids excuse?
Who, besides "us" would even deign to query such. And Media, they don't even need the decree from Silver in NYC. They wouldn't ask it at "go." They watched MLB burn the records books to the ground and never so much as lifted a finger to stop it.
He doesn't compare favorably anymore to guys that used to be considered far below him, like Jeff Teague and Mike Conley. I wish him the best, but I'd be shocked if he returned to his MVP level play.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...epco01&p5=&p6=
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