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Sounds about right.
I don't know why fans are overly critical of Tony, so i just listed some obvious traits of his. I'd love to list some genuine reasons for fans to hate the guy, but i can't think of any.
these ppl critizicing Tony are some gots
had that done that to Charles Barlkey, would have flown through a glass window. Had she done it to an american "thug" player, she would have gotten a black eye from one of his posse. So Tony curses the , nothing to see here. Move along.
Sounds about right.
I don't know why fans are overly critical of Tony, so i just listed some obvious traits of his. I'd love to list some genuine reasons for fans to hate the guy, but i can't think of any.
Lol at fans who support the athlete who disses a fan without recognizing that they are included in the "Group of the Dissed!"
Personally, I think people should live famous people alone--ESPECIALLY if they're out with their families
You French?
You don't get arrested for saying you in public you can get a ticket though.What the ? You get reported to the police for telling someone " you" and possibly could get arrested for it in the US?
No one said anything is part of any deal. , us buying tickets isn't part of the deal either.
I said to act like the athletes don't awe something to the fans is stupid because they do, without their money the athletes don't get their money, bottom line. The customer is fine if the NBA athlete doesn't play basketball, the NBA athlete isn't fine if the customer doesn't pay money.
Basically it's parent and child. Without the parent to support the child the child would go nowhere, would end of dying. Does the child who eventually grows up owe the parent? Technically, no, but you know.
That's still incredible. Now I'm just wondering if by any chance we have that kind of law here too.
Not really, it's an obscenity. However, does getting ticketed for saying in public happen a lot? no. It's rare.That's still incredible. Now I'm just wondering if by any chance we have that kind of law here too.
Dude, gtfo of here with that bs.
Why do you use the word hate? maybe fans dislike him because of his shoot first style of play or because he doesn't have good court vision. But then again maybe you're seeing things. I don't know.I don't know why fans are overly critical of Tony, so i just listed some obvious traits of his. I'd love to list some genuine reasons for fans to hate the guy, but i can't think of any.
You know what's really sad....is that this story is getting this much ing attention. Everybody is giving this exactly what she wants....attention.
you heard it right ! We are a bunch of assholes, all of us. French are 100% assholes.
You got it rightYou French?
English and americans love gossips and are such sheeps media wise that you take pretty much every random story for granted. Hillarious.
French invented the bikini, show some respect
I know for a fact that athletes (probably would be true for any celebrity) are wary of signing anything because most likely it is going on E-Bay about 5 seconds after they walk away. Ignoring people outright is the best way, IMO, to refuse. If you say "No", you're a , you say "Yes", you spend the rest of your time there signing napkins & credit card receipts ....
They sign before every in' home game (41 times a year in the regular season, people), because people actually decide to show up early instead of the middle of the 1st quarter. Plus, they're getting paid to do it......
Some sign on the road too, I got Duncan's autograph at a Clippers game.
It at least means that a police report was filed.
Tony was only ever nice toward me whenever my path crossed his, but I am female and that was before he was married to Eva.
I have definitely seen players in bad moods after a lost game. That is not the best time to go up and try to chat with them.
Road games can often be easier.
it is not part of the contract. when you pay for a ticket all they owe you is a baskerball game. anything else they decide to do is just generous. they have no debts to you after they've played the game.
it's no different from any other employee in this regard. the guy behind the McDonalds'counter doesn't owe you anything, either, if you see him outside of work just because your meal helps him make a living. that's the dumbest argument i've ever heard. you're strictly paying to see them play a basketball game.
this is part of the problem with the way people see celebs in general. a lot of people have increased expectations for them. people view them as gods, and as such they are expected to act like one by being nice to everyone. they are gods in their own way. they can pretty much do anything they want at any time, get whatever they want, etc., but at the same time they're human, and at the end of the day, after you've seen their games or movies, they aren't indebted to you in any way. a movie or sports ticket doesn't entail anything else.
It happened, accept it, move on.You got it right
English and americans love gossips and are such sheeps media wise that you take pretty much every random story for granted. Hillarious.
Not like I give a .
GHill can make nude pics all he wants, Manu can make his twins do the laundry while they are babies and TP can call names every so-called fans (the fact is the woman cared about him being famous and not him being a spur or she wouldn't have brought the sun ), all I want is them to make the spurs win. It's not like there's a trial for rape or someone brought guns in the locker room *cough*.
I do not think it is correct that merely using offensive language in public is illegal. The first amendment protects speech that is offensive in public spaces, or "public forums." Outside of "fighting words," which has basically been abandoned for the last 50 years.
case on point regards a guy who wore a jacket that said " the draft" in the hallway of a courthouse. The Supreme Court said the statement was protected speech, and nothing has changed that in public spaces.
Obscenity in the free speech context only pertains to (essentially) child porn and porn that fails the "miller test." Outside the scope of the discussion here, I assure you.
A cop has a lot of discretion in giving tickets and can call your actions all sorts of crimes, but if push comes to shove, offensive speech outside of the media and at schools is supposed to be protected, and in court you would have a good argument that that is the case. Of course, then you have to get a lawyer and spend several grand to argue over a $200 ticket.
I would have been devastated if Tony Parker cussed at me. Then again I would expect it if I told him to talk to my dad on the phone and when he didn't I declared "thats why you lost to the suns". What an idiot this girl is.
Sad is the life of someone that does NOT think of himself/herself as a TonyParker.
stirring the pot indeed, but with nothing but the truth.Manu not only would've obliged the phone call but made her father a Facebook friend.
but to be fair, i think any frenchman would have acted the same.
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