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You should be glad to know that next year college basketball will have a player named Tony Parker who's almost as fat as you are.
Hispanic chicks are crazy as .
You should be glad to know that next year college basketball will have a player named Tony Parker who's almost as fat as you are.
Most Mexican chicks I've met in San Antonio, have been middle to high class and most of them still hold traditional hispanic values where both must submit to each other. Not like American(or chicana Mexican American) chicks where they think their pussy the best thing since sliced bread or flour tortillas. My fiancee is Mexican and she loves me! She washes my feet, massages my body, makes me homemade tortillas, is always hugging me at the Riverwalk while I wear my Ginobili Jersey. And I in turn love her the same way by busting my ass to be the best bf I could be.
So in other words, she's your slave?
(spit my water all over my keyboard)
that would be akward. now he wont know if she cheated
Hispanic chicks are indeed crazy, which can bode well when smashin. But they're the type to kill you in your sleep if they even suspect something. Especially Puerto Rican women, dear God based God.
LOL no
Steve Nash is making 15+ million to toss around an orange ball.
That's capitalism bruh
people in this country love to bas ize words like capitalism and socialism. Steve Nash making a lot of money to play basketball doesn't make the NBA capitalism. Canada is a socialist country and it has athletes who get paid millions to slap a puck with a stick if you wanna go that route.
The fact the NBA has a salary cap, a max contract limit for every player, a minimum contract for every player, uses its revenue to subsidize a non-profitable league (WNBA) and distressed teams (Hornets), a luxury tax where the rich teams have to give money to the poor teams, and, on top of all that, a draft system where tier teams get better picks to create parity, makes it pretty far from what capitalism is. The only pro league in the country that can really be considered capitalist is the MLB.
T-Park's comment makes no sense. Nash could take his basketball skills to countless other countries in Europe that are a lot less "free market capitalist" than America and make as much or more than he does here.
Last edited by DUNCANownsKOBE; 04-26-2012 at 01:19 PM.
rofl gui ude
He's fat, he's not supposed to make sense.
The fact the NBA has a salary cap, a max contract limit for every player, a minimum contract for every player, uses its revenue to subsidize a non-profitable league (WNBA) and distressed teams (Hornets), a luxury tax where the rich teams have to give money to the poor teams, and, on top of all that, a draft system where tier teams get better picks to create parity, makes it pretty far from what capitalism is. The only pro league in the country that can really be considered capitalist is the MLB.
T-Park's comment makes no sense. Nash could take his basketball skills to countless other countries in Europe that are a lot less "free market capitalist" than America and make as much or more than he does here.
lots of money = capitalism
This guy gets it. The NBA is a government-sanctioned cartel. That it pays well doesn't stop making it that.
The fact the NBA has a salary cap, a max contract limit for every player, a minimum contract for every player, uses its revenue to subsidize a non-profitable league (WNBA) and distressed teams (Hornets), a luxury tax where the rich teams have to give money to the poor teams, and, on top of all that, a draft system where tier teams get better picks to create parity, makes it pretty far from what capitalism is. The only pro league in the country that can really be considered capitalist is the MLB.
T-Park's comment makes no sense. Nash could take his basketball skills to countless other countries in Europe that are a lot less "free market capitalist" than America and make as much or more than he does here.
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