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Yez ya got!
I'll choose the time, place and inquisitor when I decide to take an exam.
Yez ya got!
At O & 43 you've nary other choice, zip.Yez ya got!
glad coach D dug another MF'N gold out of the dust but the concern is when his opponents start to treat him like a true threat, will he continue to perform good as these two games or will he start to suck and turn out to be evanescent?
dude is a Harvard graduate anyway, which never fades away...
Try to sugarcoat/justify your quitting any way you like. You're afraid of answering a simple question, yet again. You'll always be a joke here because you are all about spamming. You think that as long as you keep posting anything, that you will win any argument. It doesn't work like that.
^ i didn't spam nothing tbh
I've got 16 NBA World les.
u guys just be pathetic tbfh, your hero got worn out by the tedious international games that his country forced him to play, as a sad result he called end to his career last year and retired like a loser. however u s never quit and right now it seems you've found another MF'N idol to brag about, but wait a ing minute...
Lin was born in Cali and he speaks ZERO chinese, he ain't no taiwanese nor he's indeed a californian-born smart who attended HARVARD and later established himself as a promising SUPERSTAR in the NBA. plus he ain't NEVER playing any international ING games for your country, he ain't like becky hammon tbh
u guys just be pathetic tbfh, your hero got worn out by the tedious international games that his country forced him to play, as a sad result he called end to his career last year and retired like a loser. however u s never quit and right now it seems you've found another MF'N idol to brag about, but wait a ing minute...
Lin was born in Cali and he speaks ZERO chinese, he ain't no taiwanese nor he's indeed a californian-born smart who attended HARVARD and later established himself as a promising SUPERSTAR in the NBA. plus he ain't NEVER playing any international ING games for your country, he ain't like becky hammon tbh
Rogue was born in TX and he speaks ZERO ebonics, he ain't no texan nor N!GGA he's indeed a texen-born smart Latina who attended BLINN and later established himself as a promising SUPERSTAR in the Forum. plus he ain't NEVER making any ESPN Forum, he ain't like TimMVP tbh
Lin getting it in
Preach itu guys just be pathetic tbfh, your hero got worn out by the tedious international games that his country forced him to play, as a sad result he called end to his career last year and retired like a loser. however u s never quit and right now it seems you've found another MF'N idol to brag about, but wait a ing minute...
Lin was born in Cali and he speaks ZERO chinese, he ain't no taiwanese nor he's indeed a californian-born smart who attended HARVARD and later established himself as a promising SUPERSTAR in the NBA. plus he ain't NEVER playing any international ING games for your country, he ain't like becky hammon tbh
Kobe had to be contemplating retirement when he looked up and noticed Jeremy Rin had on him to the tune of 38 points.
Last edited by jag; 02-11-2012 at 12:31 PM.
u guys just be pathetic tbfh, your hero got worn out by the tedious international games that his country forced him to play, as a sad result he called end to his career last year and retired like a loser. however u s never quit and right now it seems you've found another MF'N idol to brag about, but wait a ing minute...
Lin was born in Cali and he speaks ZERO chinese, he ain't no taiwanese nor he's indeed a californian-born smart who attended HARVARD and later established himself as a promising SUPERSTAR in the NBA. plus he ain't NEVER playing any international ING games for your country, he ain't like becky hammon tbh
u guys just be pathetic tbfh, your hero got worn out by the tedious international games that his country forced him to play, as a sad result he called end to his career last year and retired like a loser. however u s never quit and right now it seems you've found another MF'N idol to brag about, but wait a ing minute...
Lin was born in Cali and he speaks ZERO chinese, he ain't no taiwanese nor he's indeed a californian-born smart who attended HARVARD and later established himself as a promising SUPERSTAR in the NBA. plus he ain't NEVER playing any international ING games for your country, he ain't like becky hammon tbh
BTW, I got 17 NBA World les.
Historical Context:
http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes...n-is-no-fluke/
I got 35.
NBA 2k12 has not updated the roster yet to include Jeremy Lin. This is madness!
Didn't know you played 2k. Amazing accomplishment. Outstanding.
Some of you biatches are dumb.
Okay now that I got that out of the way, the racism that exists in this country is an ethos controlled by the powers that be that everyone follows like lemmings.
It's not the fact that he's Asian, or that he can speak a foreign language, that he's getting this attention. Being in NYC handles that all itself. Lin just flat out balls. He ain't 5'7" 135 lbs. like Bruce Lee. He ain't 5'7" 147 lbs. like Manny Pacquiao. He's 6'0" 200 lbs. and at 1 time, He was first team All-State in California the year his team took the state le.
Kawhi Leonard was first team All-State his senior year as well. That means, that like Kawhi, Jeremy Lin had been recognized as an Elite Class Basketball player. It just so happens that he's Asian. Rather than see him as the baller he was coming out of California, most GM's and University programs saw him as an Asian guy. It's not that he's just Asian. It's that he's Asian and doesn't play for a Senior National Men's team like say China. We've seen the likes of Sun Yue wear a Laker Jersey on the bench. Who know, if Jimmy Buss had the balls to break convention, we'd be pissed off at the LAL again for doing what the Spurs do...find a diamond in the rough.
Thankfully, the powers that be(Power brokers like sports programs and other means of entertainment like TV & Movie Studios) they like to hold back things because to them, it's unusual and doesn't fit into their stereotypical box. They said, no one would support Bruce Lee as a lead in an American Movie and he made, in his own words, the ingest, most action-packed martial arts movie ever made. They say guys from Euroleague are soft, Manu Ginobili dunks in your face and says o. They say PGs not from America don't understand the game and tempo like point guards from here, well...Tony Parker and Jose Calderon say Bon Jour and Hola! A German post player with 3 point range? Dirk says Gotten Himmel.
Okay....so when it gets to a point where we get inundated with highlight after highlight, it's because these players BREAK DOWN THAT GOTDAMN DOOR and say, we got skills.
Tony Parker once said that if the Spurs were actually the NY Knicks, that they would be treated like GODS. It's the effect that's happening now for Lin.
I don't think he's going to average 25 & 8 the whole season but it'd be funny AND cool to me if he became 1/3 of the new New York Knicks Big 3.
Tim Duncan's Spurs beat them in the last strike-shortened season in history. It'd be much more fun this year, if it happens. Odds ain't that bad with how well Silver & Black have beem playing. I mean really...Who is going to come out of the West? Are the LAL going to represent the West?
Last edited by Man In Black; 02-11-2012 at 07:21 PM.
Nope. Even you aren't that dumb.Some of you biatches are dumb.
Okay now that I got that out of the way, the racism that exists in this country is an ethos controlled by the powers that be that everyone follows like lemmings.
It's not the fact that he's Asian, or that he can speak a foreign language, that he's getting this attention. Being in NYC handles that all itself. Lin just flat out balls. He ain't 5'7" 135 lbs. like Bruce Lee. He ain't 5'7" 147 lbs. like Manny Pacquiao. He's 6'0" 200 lbs. and at 1 time, He was first team All-State in California the year his team took the state le.
Kawhi Leonard was first team All-State his senior year as well. That means, that like Kawhi, Jeremy Lin had been recognized as an Elite Class Basketball player. It just so happens that he's Asian. Rather than see him as the baller he was coming out of California, most GM's and University programs saw him as an Asian guy. It's not that he's just Asian. It's that he's Asian and doesn't play for a Senior National Men's team like say China. We've seen the likes of Sun Yue wear a Laker Jersey on the bench. Who know, if Jimmy Buss had the balls to break convention, we'd be pissed off at the LAL again for doing what the Spurs do...find a diamond in the rough.
Thankfully, the powers that be(Power brokers like sports programs and other means of entertainment like TV & Movie Studios) they like to hold back things because to them, it's unusual and doesn't fit into their stereotypical box. They said, no one would support Bruce Lee as a lead in an American Movie and he made, in his own words, the ingest, most action-packed martial arts movie ever made. They say guys from Euroleague are soft, Manu Ginobili dunks in your face and says o. They say PGs not from America don't understand the game and tempo like point guards from here, well...Tony Parker and Jose Calderon say Bon Jour and Hola! A German post player with 3 point range? Dirk says Gotten Himmel.
Okay....so when it gets to a point where we get inundated with highlight after highlight, it's because these players BREAK DOWN THAT GOTDAMN DOOR and say, we got skills.
Tony Parker once said that if the Spurs were actually the NY Knicks, that they would be treated like GODS. It's the effect that's happening now for Lin.
I don't think he's going to average 25 & 8 the whole season but it'd be funny AND cool to me if he became 1/3 of the new New York Knicks Big 3.
Tim Duncan's Spurs beat them in the last strike-shortened season in history. It'd be much more fun this year, if it happens. Odds ain't that bad with how well Silver & Black have beem playing. I mean really...Who is going to come out of the West? Are the LAL going to represent the West?
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