Heat: Hey guys..it still hurts, tbh:-(..

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You're a chicken , you chickens....

Go on. Your king of LA now. That was your goal, your sweet spot. Media goaded you to it. Led you to it. They're good at that. & You got it. Easy too. Now you're faced with trying to win the last game played in June. tee, hee.

& Paul, every time his booty hole be gettin' tight whether it's in November or, May he starts playing stinking finger and grab ass with the officiating. ha, ha.

[RsxPiimp]

this thread guy is awesome.

[baseline bum]

I, for one, would've loved to see Pop raked over the coals for his ty decision making. Media doesn't go after him because he isn't quotable. If they criticize him, he'll just sit there with a stern look on his face and respond with a flat "yes" or "no."

And that er still refuses to intentional foul in the closing seconds when he's up 3 points.

With Turnobili and Leonard missing free throws like Karl Malone misses child support payments, do you think that would have been a reasonable strategy?

[ezau]

Please. Nothing salves that wound. You'll carry that ripe & wet the rest of your life. It'll never heal. Always will fester and ooze. Your life will go on, but, that vision has taken root in your gourd and grows there now strong and sturdy. Sure, it's in a different field of harvest from your real life, but, it's abundant and vibrant. You had that won. Just because Media didn't beat your over the head and body with it, condemning your people over means nothing. And you know what else? You found that out. You figured, you thought because you weren't head to accounts except by "us" here that it wasn't that bad. You were wrong. And I coulda tole you that in June, but, you would not believed me. You know now. "Their" failure to hang you from the tree of woe didn't stop you from hanging from that tree of woe.

- Pappy

The skunking, Achilles, DeadJerry, Stayd12

[KobeOwnsDuncan]

Some real ass opinions in here

[jeebus]

It's been approximately 162,000 minutes since it happened . . . and, honestly, it hurts. It's a pain deep in the soul that I probably won't ever shake. To be that close to such a great moment -- only to see it slip through the fingers -- is still devastating. Somehow, it seems to have hurt more and more as the summer progressed as the realization set in regarding what exactly was at stake.

Sure, in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't mean much. It's not something real. It's not a death or some other sort of real life tragedy. But given that following the Spurs is my only hobby in life, it's painful. I'm not going to even try to lie. It hurts.

I've tried getting away from it all to try to forget about it. But there I was, in the middle of the Pacific on a cruise ship in a pitch black room trying to fall asleep, and all that I can see are those 28 seconds replaying again and again.

Logically, I know the pain doesn't make a whole lot of sense. It's just a basketball game. And the Spurs already have four championships. And going into last season, a trip to the Finals would have been seen as a great success. , going into the playoffs, I thought getting to the Western Conference Finals was a success.

Logically, what the Spurs did last year was a great accomplishment. A year ago, if you told me the Spurs would be 28 seconds from a championship, I would have been thrilled.

But damn.

This pain doesn't compare to anything else I've experienced in my Spurs fandom. Yeah, .4 sucked. The foul was tough to swallow. The no-look pass was unpleasant. The backdoor sweeps weren't fun. The frontdoor sweeps weren't enjoyable. But all of those don't even register compared to this.

I've had an extremely busy summer. Life is great -- never better. But it continues to haunt me.



Hopefully going to the game tonight will provide some sort of relief. The great thing about sports is there is always tomorrow. For now, at least, the pain of yesterday outweighs the excitement of tomorrow. I'm hoping that changes. Starting tonight.

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^My God.

[Katherine Robinson]

^My God.

'nary a moment of respite since that day, eh Dale?

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'nary a moment of respite since that day, eh Dale?

eh.

[Katherine Robinson]

eh.

Where would you be today if it was...

Kobe: 5

The bag: 5

[TDMVPDPOY]

Where would you be today if it was...

Kobe: 5

The bag: 5

got be parroting some other tee hee

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Where would you be today if it was...

Kobe: 5

The bag: 5

It wouldn't be that. It'd be:::

Duncan: 5

the tired old bag Kobe: 5

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I just don't know. I'd a been terribly torn up and cast upon the waters of life.

[DeadlyDynasty]

lol Manu

[Katherine Robinson]

It wouldn't be that. It'd be:::

Duncan: 5

the tired old bag Kobe: 5

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I just don't know. I'd a been terribly torn up and cast upon the waters of life.

You owe Ray Allen your life, Dale.

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You owe Ray Allen your life, Dale.

Bosh too. It doesn't get there unless Bosh can think & execute on his feet. Bosh will never get the credit he deserves there, but, it's him as well.

& you're right, it would be an entirely different, here with you fellows and here in the house. I find I am a completely different person in the evenings if the Suns and/or Spurs lose or win. It's incredible. There is a lightness of being at loss and a black veil affect with the win.

[resistanze]

& you're right, it would be an entirely different, here with you fellows and here in the house. I find I am a completely different person in the evenings if the Suns and/or Spurs lose or win. It's incredible. There is a lightness of being at loss and a black veil affect with the win.

The break you took after The Sweep left you refreshed, tee hee.

[sook]

thread le sounds like you're talking about your ass. Ease up on the porn forrums brah, crazy ideas you don't wanna mess with