Favorite ass beating your team has delivered

[z0sa]

Game 6 vs LA in 03 definitely ranks high in my book. Seeing those two assholes cry on live television in front of millions and millions as their team got put away in embarrassing fashion has got to be one of the underdog's all-time greatest sports moments.

[djohn2oo8]

You lil twerp. The made up threads are like great monuments constructed in my image. You all cant touch me, so you have no choice but to imagine to humor yourselves. You better thank mono for standing up to me, lord knows that you pussies were about to crown me King of your crew. In fact, he threatened to leave yall ass krew once he saw how much yall loved sucking my in that thread.

Im empowered by yall worshiping me. This is why Kori refers to this forum as the Lakaluva Obsessed Forum. I dont even need to post anymore. My name will be echoed through eternity as long as there is a world wide web. Im a religion...

Whatever helps you deal with you knowing you're asian.

[Kyle Orton]

Whatever helps you deal with you knowing you're asian.

You're Asian too tho IMHO

[djohn2oo8]

You're Asian too tho IMHO

lol going on a date with cul

[djohn2oo8]

posted my pic before, scro

[Kyle Orton]

I'm not hating tbh, it's yo boy MavDynasty. Idk why u hatin on ur blood when u got da some blood yourself imo

[Giuseppe]

Game 6 vs LA in 03 definitely ranks high in my book. Seeing those two assholes cry on live television in front of millions and millions as their team got put away in embarrassing fashion has got to be one of the underdog's all-time greatest sports moments.

[djohn2oo8]

I'm not hating tbh, it's yo boy MavDynasty. Idk why u hatin on ur blood when u got da some blood yourself imo

Rooted for my team before June of 2002. None of that blood ova hea

[Jodelo]

the only reason they won this year was simply that everybody else picked up the slack for Dirk.

Yep, Dirk was god afwul...

Are you that stupid?

[djohn2oo8]

Yep, Dirk was god afwul...

Are you that stupid?

He meant that everyone played their supporting roles well.

[pass1st]

And your 2-time championship team got butt ed by a team of "chokers" in Dirk, Marion, Terry, and Peja, just saying.



Kinda like the only reason the Lakers won the past couple years was Derek Fisher and Pau Gasol picking up the slack for Kobe? Hm.



Kareem was already widely considered the most dominant player in the NBA before Magic even came into the NBA, and won a le prior to playing with Magic. I don't think that is a simplistic view where I am letting stats decide things at all. Truth is, Magic was never the undisputed #1 option on a team that rang, while Kareem was.

happens, wasn't outscored by a single player though. Or lost to an 8th seed...just sayin.

Never liked Kobe, he gets too much credit. Laker fan, not Kobe fan.

Being the #1 scoring option isnt really being a leader, it simply makes you the best player. Magic made his team better, he made Kareem better as he got on in years. You are stat minded and forget that how a team won often means more than by how much they won. Kareem is my 2nd favorite player, I never would say anything to bring down his importance to the Lakers. That being said, he wasn't the man who called the shots. Each player had a job, Kareem had the biggest job; Magic's job, though, was to lead and put the ball in the right place. If you believe stats = leadership then you are en led to you're narrow-minded view. Although you don't seem to understand what the big deal about Magic really was, as such I don't blame you for being a stat head.

[Giuseppe]

Laker fan, not Kobe fan.

You , you.

[Findog]

Magic was easily the best player on the two Laker le teams that repeated in the late eighties.

[stretch]

happens, wasn't outscored by a single player though. Or lost to an 8th seed...just sayin.

Too bad Kobe was only able to do that in a regular season game, not a game that actually mattered, especially when his team needed him most, like in the 2011 playoffs... just sayin.

Never liked Kobe, he gets too much credit. Laker fan, not Kobe fan.

Don't like the best player in Laker franchise history? Interesting.

Being the #1 scoring option isnt really being a leader, it simply makes you the best player. Magic made his team better, he made Kareem better as he got on in years. You are stat minded and forget that how a team won often means more than by how much they won. Kareem is my 2nd favorite player, I never would say anything to bring down his importance to the Lakers. That being said, he wasn't the man who called the shots. Each player had a job, Kareem had the biggest job; Magic's job, though, was to lead and put the ball in the right place. If you believe stats = leadership then you are en led to you're narrow-minded view. Although you don't seem to understand what the big deal about Magic really was, as such I don't blame you for being a stat head.

Didn't say being the #1 scoring option makes you a leader, but make no mistake, Kareem was every bit as big of a leader as Magic was. It was basically Shaq/Kobe, in that they were 1a and 1b, and both brought equally important things to the table.

However, Kareem proved something Magic didnt, that he could be the indisputed #1 of a championship team.

I understand what made Magic so great, but his greatness gets overrated at times by certain nostalgic fans. Maybe you should try bringing another argument to the table instead of just resorting to the "you're a narrow-minded stat-head!!!" even though I haven't listed a single stat in this conversation.

[slick'81]

yeah cn kobe and fish crying like es is tops for shooooooooo

[redzero]

Nah, you're wrong, man. Medaka is simply misunderstood. She can't be blamed for being annoying, because she's abnormal and shouldn't be held to the same values as normal people. That's why she gets a free pass for holding no value on friendship, loyalty, and emotional attachment and treating the whole world like her social experimental playground. Also, she's got rocking tays, so she can treat people as poorly as she wants. So what I'm trying to say is...

You don't understand this manga.

[stretch]

^ what a got

[Giuseppe]

lol going on a date with cul

[redzero]

I love the go to line of "You don't understand this manga" because somehow a manga aimed at 12 year olds is too deep and genius to comprehend. Medaka's a teasing ...what's so hard to understand?

BTW...

Spoiler:


He only shot at Kikaijima because she tried to attack him. Man, she's useless.

[djohn2oo8]

Lol... worlds smallest s.

Lol bitter ASIAN male age 28...Notice i put asian in all caps so you would have a fair size to compare yourself with.

[pass1st]

Too bad Kobe was only able to do that in a regular season game, not a game that actually mattered, especially when his team needed him most, like in the 2011 playoffs... just sayin.



Don't like the best player in Laker franchise history? Interesting.



Didn't say being the #1 scoring option makes you a leader, but make no mistake, Kareem was every bit as big of a leader as Magic was. It was basically Shaq/Kobe, in that they were 1a and 1b, and both brought equally important things to the table.

However, Kareem proved something Magic didnt, that he could be the indisputed #1 of a championship team.

I understand what made Magic so great, but his greatness gets overrated at times by certain nostalgic fans. Maybe you should try bringing another argument to the table instead of just resorting to the "you're a narrow-minded stat-head!!!" even though I haven't listed a single stat in this conversation.

It sill happened, against a team that tried to win...just sayin

If you want to say they were both leaders, then that's what I always accepted. Kareem was the #1 scorer, but for everything done from inbounds to the final pass, who was the man taking care of it and making the best use of his team? Are you actually trying to downplay the majority of what basketball is on the offensive end?

You don't have to cite a stat to be a stat head; you look at scoring and being the first option as being a leader. They are boxscore qualities aNd not really an argument, but an observation. You downplay what isn't shown in the boxscore, which so far I need not argue because you repeated instances multiple times.

So you think Kobe is better than Shaq, Kareem and Magic? You're even more delusional than a bandwagon laker fan. I don't have to like Kobe to be an LAL fan, he's just one player in a team with a long history. It's different for your team, I suppose, since your team is still trying to conceive their own history.

[stretch]

If you want to say they were both leaders, then that's what I always accepted. Kareem was the #1 scorer, but for everything done from inbounds to the final pass, who was the man taking care of it and making the best use of his team? Are you actually trying to downplay the majority of what basketball is on the offensive end?

You don't have to cite a stat to be a stat head; you look at scoring and being the first option as being a leader. They are boxscore qualities aNd not really an argument, but an observation. You downplay what isn't shown in the boxscore, which so far I need not argue because you repeated instances multiple times.

Where did I downplay anything not shown in the boxscore?

Either way, half the I said was just to with you and your mancrush on Magic. However, I have a hard time believing a non-leader finds a way to win 6 MVPs.

So you think Kobe is better than Shaq, Kareem and Magic? You're even more delusional than a bandwagon laker fan. I don't have to like Kobe to be an LAL fan, he's just one player in a team with a long history. It's different for your team, I suppose, since your team is still trying to conceive their own history.

As a Laker, yes, he's a greater Laker than Shaq, Kareem, and Magic. He accomplished basically the same things as Magic by being a 1a/1b for 3 les, then being the main guy for 2. He accomplished more than Shaq, obviously. And as great as Kareem was, again, he was 1a/1b and was not as great as he was when in Milwaukee.

He may not be a greater all-time player than Kareem, but every bit as great of a Laker as him and Magic. The only reason people say otherwise is again, the same reason 80s basketball and a lot of their players get overrated... nostalgia. Look at all the knobslobbing of Kobe we already have to see today. In 20 years from now, imagine the blowjobs he will be getting, much like Magic and Bird and others are getting these days.

[Brazil]

I don't think that's it. I was dating one girl for a few weeks and she never mentioned it. We broke up because she decided she wanted to just be alone and not involved. I've had plenty of girls tell me I am good in bed. I don't sweat it.

I guess because of my origin (Paki), I am accustomed to not considering that aspect of myself as important. Paki men are not horses however we still please our women. Women are more interested in how you treat them than the size of your penis.

So I doubt anyone would just not say anything if they thought it was an issue.

[pass1st]

Where did I downplay anything not shown in the boxscore?

Either way, half the I said was just to with you and your mancrush on Magic. However, I have a hard time believing a non-leader finds a way to win 6 MVPs.



As a Laker, yes, he's a greater Laker than Shaq, Kareem, and Magic. He accomplished basically the same things as Magic by being a 1a/1b for 3 les, then being the main guy for 2. He accomplished more than Shaq, obviously. And as great as Kareem was, again, he was 1a/1b and was not as great as he was when in Milwaukee.

He may not be a greater all-time player than Kareem, but every bit as great of a Laker as him and Magic. The only reason people say otherwise is again, the same reason 80s basketball and a lot of their players get overrated... nostalgia. Look at all the knobslobbing of Kobe we already have to see today. In 20 years from now, imagine the blowjobs he will be getting, much like Magic and Bird and others are getting these days.

You seem to believe being the number 1 option equates to being a leader. That simply ignores everything else done before the ball goes through the hoop.

As great as Kobe is, he is extremely inconsistent. If he were good on a regular basis, I would give him the recognition as the best laker. He wasn't as consistent as Kareem or Magic, and he was primarily a scorer. Magic was a PG that could score if needed, but it was part of his lower skillset. Kobe is easily the best scorer in Laker history, arguably as good of a scorer as MJ, but he simply isn't the best player. He doesn't do much playmaking, never put a lot of trust in his team and he doesn't make his team better. Kobe can carry a team, but Magic can lead a team; what you see as being better is up to your perception.

[Giuseppe]

We forget how uncertain & fragile Magic was prior to '85. The '80 & '82 les were gimmie's. There was no strain there. They were for the most part forgone conclusions. It got very dicey for Magic after that. There was questions about his ability to hit the outside shot. There was questions about his ability to beat Boston. These questions were driven by Media to quell him, to compromise him so he would not triumph against Boston. It culminated in the Summer of '84 when he failed dramatically. Boston, in association with Media thought they'd vanquished him. They had not. We know that now. Because of Magic's trials & tribulations Bryant has not had to weather the chamber of horrors that Magic did. It's made Bryant's career easier, not as intense, and frankly not as rewarding and dramatic. Bryant hasn't had the crushing--mind numbing failures that Magic had. And he hasn't had the cathartic moments of victory that Magic did.