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he probably jacks off in there.
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Phoenix Suns forward Grant Hill is known for many things. He’s considered one of the true gentlemen in the sports world, and before injuries affected his career, he was one of the top players in the game.
But, I don’t think Grant will be getting any thank you notes from water conservation groups any time soon.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, Hill’s household used an unbelievable 263,000 gallons of water in the month of May. The average household in the area uses less than 10,000 gallons per month.
I guess when you’re washing off the stench of being eliminated in the playoffs in the first round for the 6th time in your career, you’d take a long shower too.
he probably jacks off in there.
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growing bud.
Toilet flushing. It's hard to get that D'Antoni crap out of you!
great thread so far
If she's thirsty or just enjoys taking baths, let her have all the water she desires.
That's how yo should do it....Not Rush just relax...
Hill sweats alot over there on the sidelines.
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Nash is gonna lecture him at training camp.
slow news week or somthing?
In all seriousness, that's ed up. According to the USAID
Obviously Grant Hill using less water wouldn't impact whether there is clean water halfway around the world in Africa, etc, but it's pretty s my and arrogant to waste that much clean water when millions of people are dying each year because they can't get any.Every 15 seconds, a child dies of a preventable waterborne disease, amounting to 2 million children annually.
damn mormons
Sorry to rain on the parade, as it were.
263,000 gallons? He must have a huge pond on his property he's trying to keep full or a lot of grass to water.
How do you know he doesn't have a bus load of those children in his home drinking all that water?
Lance Armstrong, too:
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August 16, 2008
Champion Cyclist and Now Champion Guzzler of Austin Water
By JAMES C. McKINLEY JR
HOUSTON — Lance Armstrong is one of the favorite sons of Texas and a model citizen known as much for his social conscience as his cycling. So it came as a surprise when it was revealed this week that he is one of the biggest individual users of water in Austin, where he lives.
Say it ain’t so, Lance.
In July, Mr. Armstrong, who won the Tour de France seven times, used a whopping 330,000 gallons of water at his lush Spanish-colonial home, with an acre of gardens and a swimming pool, city water authority officials said.
This tremendous flow of H2O, which is 38 times what the average household in the city uses in the summer, comes as Texas is going through a dry spell and officials are asking people to cut back on watering their lawns. “We are definitely short on rain,” Lisa Rhodes, a spokeswoman for the authority, said with a sigh.
Mr. Armstrong declined to be interviewed. He has been in Colorado and California all summer and only noticed the surge in water use when he saw his bills go up, his spokesman, Mark Higgins, said in an e-mail message. (The bill for July was $2,460.) “Lance and all the folks involved are looking into it and will for sure get it under control,” Mr. Higgins wrote.
The Austin American-Statesman, which broke the story on Friday, quoted Mr. Armstrong as saying he was unaware his water use was so high. “I’m a little shocked,” he told The Statesman. “There’s no justification for that much water.” He added, “I need to fix this.”
But city water records suggested that his home has long been a guzzler of water, using an average of 158,000 gallons a month since January 2007. Then, in June, the cyclist shot ahead of the pack, topping the city’s list of residential water users for the first time, officials said. That month his house and garden drank up 222,900 gallons.
Daryl Slusher, an assistant director of the Austin City Water Authority in charge of conservation, said the city had ruled out a leak. Mr. Slusher offered to scrutinize Mr. Armstrong’s irrigation system and perhaps recommend native species that require less water.
Getting Mr. Armstrong on board with water conservation would be a public-relations boon, Mr. Slusher said, although it was a disappointment that Mr. Armstrong had ended up on the top of the city’s water-gluttons list.
“I was surprised he was No. 1,” Mr. Slusher said. “But his response is very encouraging.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/16/us...0austin&st=cse
You obviously haven't seen his wife.
Well he probably s his wife in the shower.
wow.. first d wade loses his cell phone charger and now hill takes long showers. i cant wait for more news.
How do you know he doesn't have a bus load of those children in his home drinking all that water?
Seriously, that's why most of these celebs who preach about global warming can go themselves.
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