What's the patch on TD's chest?

[Eddy from Austin]

I think is an energy increasing patch.

http://www.lifewave.com/index.asp

[Ishta]

Holy are we still talking about this? Somebody just find out what the it is please

[angel_luv]

Everything we know is in here.

http://spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29141

[DesiSpur_21]

Hey Kori, we need a vbookie for this - Pop's gonna find out and let us know by next Pop Show

I am guessing a tatto covered.

[ObiwanGinobili]

now that I've seen the lifewave thingy I'm voting: ENERGY PATCH.

[MiNuS]

I'm patching myself as I type. Why drink coffee when I can get all wired up with the "patch"! F*ck Columbian coffee!!

I tell you one of these days Timmy is going to throw himself to the floor after a win "ala Manu" in the Olympics.

[edhuk]

Various sports people are wearing patches. People who SELL LifeWave patches at about $100 a month via Multi Level Marketing, ( you know, where everyone gets a cut from sales below you, and what some people call pyramid marketing) make outrageous claims and demonstrations in an attempt to suck in the gullible.

Sellers will try to convince the gullible that JUST because an athlete on tv is wearing them, they MUST work and MUST be genuine, so buy some, NOW!

Ask yourself a few simple questions.

How has a businessman with failed previous attempts to sell this "product" "invented" what would certainly be the most dramatic scientific device this century?

Why does this man rush around the country and the globe trying to sell this product before everyone finally realizes it's all a scam?

Why is this man the subject of a $8 Million lawsuit from a previous business colleague?

Why does this man not even understand the basics of positive and negative in relation to electricity 101?

Does the wearing of a patch mean that the product MUST be genuine?

Is it true that no sportsman or sportswoman has EVER been conned by a "gain the edge miracle" product?

For those who have plenty of time to read all about this hilarious patch system go to:

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/f...ts/2526/P1880/

Here you will see our friend "Announcer" has commented on the basketball connection.

As you may guess, I belong to the skeptic camp.

You pays your money and you makes your choice.

Enjoy.

[Despot]

I could care less if they strapped a piece of ham to his chest, as long as he believed that it works.