Bad comparison. Really bad! Seeing that it's from you it does not surprise me. Figure out away to get more tickets than everyone else and make sure there is a rule that someone has to win. Also make sure only a dozen or so people can enter your fantasy state lotto.
Really. A broken foot made a team go from winning 60 games to 20 games. Even a team that lost Jordan for a whole ing season still made it to Eastern Championship. Give me a ing break. I have and the NATION has written about this for years. Fact is Pop cheated and you ing know it. Move on son, move on
Go to Spews homer forum. This subject BORES me.
He didn't cheat. He screwed hill but he didn't cheat.
So Sean Elliott, Charles Smith, Avery Johnson, and Vinny Del Negro should have won 60 games? Hey re , that Bulls team had a certain first-ballot hall of famer named Scottie Pippen in his prime didn't make the ECF. I know you can't count, but trust me that round 2 is not the ECF.
I could have sworn boston had a worse record and better statisticql chance to win the lottery..you failed again jack.. logic isn't your strong suit is it?
Shouting nonsense is his strong suit. He'd make a good town hall screamer.
Actually, it's generally accepted knowledge at this point that the players threw Hill in front of the bus. Pop had to pull the trigger, because it's in his job description, but Hill was a dead duck once he lost the team.
don't you hate it when someone attaches a name to a political opinion just to enhance the merit of that opinion ?
Pop is for the public option?
Man, that changes EVERYTHING. I don't even have to think for myself. I can just go with whatever Pop thinks.
Thanks DMX7!
(Note to the terminally brain dead: This post is heavily laden with sarcasm.)
Pop studied Russian, played spooks, he's actually a Communist mole, like Magic Negro is a Muslim terrorist.
Because Pop obviously isn't an intelligent person, right?Pop is for the public option?
Man, that changes EVERYTHING. I don't even have to think for myself. I can just go with whatever Pop thinks.
Thanks DMX7!
(Note to the terminally brain dead: This post is heavily laden with sarcasm.)
Does the OP have the opinions of any other multi-millionaires who won't be affected one way or another by whatever health care plan is passed?
And starting Michael Finley, and giving Bruce no playing time last year...people can't always be right.
so you are saying all multi-millionaires are FOR the public option?
so you are saying all multi-millionaires are FOR the public option?
Yes, that's EXACTLY what I'm saying. You're smart.
great! Obama has the suport of the rich and powerful of the country.
you are S-M-R-T
Calling someone stupid. Way to get your point across, DarrinS. Now that you've insulted someone, it really makes me think you know what you're talking about.
But you realize that you made a classic appeal to authority, right? That was his point.
He's not saying Pop isn't smart. He's saying he doesn't care what Pop thinks about the issue.
I liked Bob Hill, but the change worked good for us.Actually, it's generally accepted knowledge at this point that the players threw Hill in front of the bus.
i believe bob hill was for clean coal.
lol, I don't remember that 96-97 Spurs team having Scottie Pippen at the top of his game.
This is our forum you dumb .
Please follow the link, Jack. The headline might be of interest to you.The Most Recent Example of Dumping Games
In 1996, seven teams were vying for the #1 pick in the upcoming draft. The prize: Tim Duncan, a franchise-changing big man with a boring, yet undeniably effective game. By losing excessively down the stretch those 7 teams went a combined 13-57 in the last ten games of the season. The Spurs conveniently lost their last 6 (the only team to do so) and secured the 3rd worst record in the league at 20-62 or more accurately stated: 3rd best in the Tim Duncan sweepstakes. The record itself may not be enough to assume tanking but consider the following:
- Questions were raised about whether David Robinson’s foot fracture had healed to the point where he could and should be playing.
- Similar to the Houston debacle this team was su iously led by another well-past-his-prime superstar in Dominique Wilkins (age 37). At the same time other healthy, younger players were being sidelined and rested for no apparent reason. Here’s Barkley’s first hand account after a game vs. the Spurs in 1997:
That was significant in that the Nuggets, Sixers and Mavericks finished just 1, 2 & 4 games better than the Spurs, so winning even one of those last 6 games could have been the difference between getting #2 pick Keith Van Horn rather than Duncan. That was one of the biggest turnarounds considering the Spurs were 59-23 the previous season.
Two years later (a much faster turnaround than Houston) had San Antonio winning the 1st of 4 championships in 9 years – led by Duncan. With this much success from allegedly losing games on purpose, can we really believe it won’t happen again in the near future?
http://reclinergm.wordpress.com/2008...-get-olajuwon/
Has Phil Jackson weighed in on this issue?
I'm on pins and needles.
Where does Doc Rivers stand on Climate Change?
Thats a very simple answer to a very complex question. Popovic has no idea what the details of the public option are. He doesnt know what regulations they'll have to comply to, whether or not it will be "taxed" like a public company would, whether or not its losses will be back by taxpayers etc.
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