Guess which NBA player gets married every year?

**SWC Bonfire** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by ginobili_is_god

u only need to get married once. more than that is pointless and a waste of money. it doesnt make sense. ur vows are for life, not a year

You know, if Christie has some sort of player option/yearly contract renewal, guys would probably rethink this one and marriage in general.

**Supergirl** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by Kori Ellis

I don't think it's too weird.

All the other crap they do is weird, but getting re-married is actually cool. LJ and I would probably do it if we were in their financial position. We are planning on doing something similar every five years. Don't worry, you haters aren't invited.

I agree...it's a nice idea. But as someone who's getting married in a week, I'm not sure I could tolerate the anxiety of planning it every year. Although maybe that would decrease if I did it every year. One would hope.

I wonder whether the people who objected are married, or have been married or in long term relationships.

**gospursgojas** · 08-15-2005

Doesnt it start to loose it meaning year after year.....

**greywheel** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by gospursgojas

Doesnt it start to loose it meaning year after year.....

I was thinking that same thing.
That article also states that he 'signals' his wife up to 62 times a game. Either he has been doing it so often that he is doing it subconsciously or his mind is not focused on the game.

**Summers** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by ginobili_is_god

http://nbasfinest.blogspot.com/2005/...-and-doug.html

That's Brandy and Quentin Richardson...

**Horry For 3!** · 08-15-2005

That is lame.

**Horry For 3!** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by ginobili_is_god

She doesn't look that good.

**Marcus Bryant** · 08-15-2005

Sometimes a man's gotta play the fool.

**spursfaninla** · 08-15-2005

I have been married, and I think renewing vows is romantic and so on but don't think its for me. I would never judge a couple for doing so.

However, a full-on wedding is a thing of a different scale, and just personally I think too much to inflict on friends and family every year. A wedding is a time when the 2 most important people of the day have their moment; they don't need to be the center of attention for all their friends and family every year once a year, do they? If not, do a private ceremony.

However the hosts of this wonderful site wish to celebrate their union, mozeltov.

Just a thought; If everyone who could afford it did this, we average Joes would all be broke buying all the wedding presents, much less springing for the party every year.

Now, a honeymoon once a year sounds pretty sweet...

**ObiwanGinobili** · 08-15-2005

I wouldn't mind being a Christie family relative .
You;d get to go to a free shindig every year. And I love me some catered food.

**ObiwanGinobili** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by 1Parker1

Maybe doing it every year is pushing it, but I can see doing it every 5 or 10 years.

good idea. especially since a large % of marriages don't make it past 4 years. (now thats sad.

)
so I guess i got a re-marriage in my future.. Jan.2009! 10yrs!

Maybe this time we'll have dancing.

**Kori Ellis** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by spursfaninla

However, a full-on wedding is a thing of a different scale, and just personally I think too much to inflict on friends and family every year. A wedding is a time when the 2 most important people of the day have their moment; they don't need to be the center of attention for all their friends and family every year once a year, do they? If not, do a private ceremony.

Just a thought; If everyone who could afford it did this, we average Joes would all be broke buying all the wedding presents, much less springing for the party every year.

Now, a honeymoon once a year sounds pretty sweet...

Well, I don't think the Christies expect their friends to give them presents every year. I just think of what they do as a anniversary party where they renew their vows. I don't think that their friends and family feel that it's "inflicted" on them or else they wouldn't go. I personally wouldn't mind if my sister, for example, had an anniversary party where she renewed her vows each year. I'd probably even give her a gift.

Mind you, I think Jackie Christie is a nut ... but not because of this. I just think her outrageous behavior of not letting him talk to women reporters, women waitresses, or any other women is a little beyond protective. But you know what? It works for them. So, who am I to judge.

**boutons** · 08-15-2005

I guess his wife let's him have bachelor/stag party before every re-marriage?

**j-6** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by greywheel

I was thinking that same thing.
That article also states that he 'signals' his wife up to 62 times a game. Either he has been doing it so often that he is doing it subconsciously or his mind is not focused on the game.

They have matching tattoos on their hands that she designed...the same one that he signals her with. She signals him back, telling him to shoot, drive the lane, etc. He also has a tattoo of Jackie dressed up as an angel, complete with wings and a halo. There are some really funny articles out there I remember from when this subject came up last year on this forum.

I also think that when the team doesn't allow her on the bus she follows it and talks to Doug via cellphone the whole ride.

edit: here's the hand tattoo (and no, he doesn't have the words there)

**tlongII** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by Kori Ellis

Well renewing vows/getting remarried is about celebrating with your friends and family. Honeymooning is just for the couple. It's completely different things.

IMO, it's more about making yourself the center of attention rather than celebrating with friends and family.

**rwb** · 08-15-2005

The getting married every year thing doesn't seem so bizarre...until I read the article. That's just plain dysfunctional. Does she carry his balls around in her purse, or do they have a special satin-lined box?

**50 cent** · 08-15-2005

I wonder if he asks teams if she can travel with him on road trips before signing?

I don't think he could ever play for the Spurs - remember when Pop sent all the wives and girlfriends home after Game 4 in Detriot. I don't think Mrs. Jackie and Doug Christie would like that.

**Kori Ellis** · 08-15-2005

Pop actually didn't send them home. He just sent the women to another hotel. Mrs. Barry didn't like it and came home.

**Guru of Nothing** · 08-15-2005

Strikes me as a cheap affirmation and a lame attempt to garner attention.

In a word, insecure.

**Dingle Barry** · 08-16-2005

maybe when one of them dies they will dig up the casket once a year and have another funeral.

do these dumbasses know what "vows" are? they dont expire. i understand renewing them if you are on some tough times after a while, but if you really need to publicly convince your wife/husband every 365 days that you love them, your relationship probably sucks.

i absolutely detest people that read gossip rags and care about celebrity relationships, but this one in particular always gets me excited. its just too sick to not be fun. plus, she's ugly. you have to hand it to her, ugly finds a wealthy nba player and shock-collars him. kind of gives me hope with making anna kournikova my personal sock.

**j-6** · 08-16-2005

Originally Posted by Dingle Barry

i absolutely detest people that read gossip rags and care about celebrity relationships, but this one in particular always gets me excited. its just too sick to not be fun. plus, she's ugly. you have to hand it to her, ugly finds a wealthy nba player and shock-collars him. kind of gives me hope with making anna kournikova my personal sock.

I too have some perverse fascination with this. It's just, I dunno, sick. That word just fits.

IF he winds up signing in Dallas, I'm going to a game in an orange prison jumpsuit handcuffed to my girlfriend, who'll wear a Christie jersey.

Nah, they'll probably deny entry to us, or Jackie will sneak up behind the GF with a taser, and I'll never see poker night again.

**gospursgojas** · 08-16-2005

if the whole thing that she signals him to shoot or drive or what-not is true, then that should piss his fans off.... I mean is he gonna listen to the coach or to his wife???

**DesiSpur_21** · 08-16-2005

Originally Posted by Dingle Barry

maybe when one of them dies they will dig up the casket once a year and have another funeral.

do these dumbasses know what "vows" are? they dont expire. i understand renewing them if you are on some tough times after a while, but if you really need to publicly convince your wife/husband every 365 days that you love them, your relationship probably sucks.

i absolutely detest people that read gossip rags and care about celebrity relationships, but this one in particular always gets me excited. its just too sick to not be fun. plus, she's ugly. you have to hand it to her, ugly finds a wealthy nba player and shock-collars him. kind of gives me hope with making anna kournikova my personal sock.

Wow!! Right on. It's just sick. To put it in Charles Barkley's words "these people are just plian stupids".

**TheTruth** · 08-16-2005

Her wildly swinging her purse during the Rick Fox melee was one of the funniest NBA moments of the past 10 years. Absolute Comic Gold.

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