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Who else, who else?
Geetingns from Poland Mr Prsiden Bush.
I heard theres rumors that Bird Flu is spreading all over these internets.
I heard Timmy Duncan has a surf board and used it on his computer to acces the world wide webs. I'm ascared of spiders by the way..
We must get everyones computers and emailings outa harms way.
God Bless America
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Who else, who else?
Geetingns from Poland Mr Prsiden Bush.
get well soon timmay
'its SEVENTEEN degress up here in toronto!! '
I hope they don't walk from the airport to the hotel.
I bet his wife went with him this trip to take care of him
SHE CAN ALSO WARM HIM UP
Get your brian out of the gutter, ducks
lol they could be filming a porno for all i care, whatever helps timmy feel better! I didnt' pay $80 for a starting lineup of rasho and horry!Get your brian out of the gutter, ducks
When I get cold I need warmed up!
Horry? How about Rasho and Marks.lol they could be filming a porno for all i care, whatever helps timmy feel better! I didnt' pay $80 for a starting lineup of rasho and horry!
So many confuse Cedar Fever with the Flu. I even know some doctors who have. Especially the very first time they get it, which is always the worst.
Timmy lives in Cedar Central, in Helotes, right?
rasho has stepped up big time before when duncan was OUT
rasho just can not score when duncan is on the court
haha oh man, i mean normally if timmy is sick he should stay home but this is my ONE time all year i get to see him (unless the raptors make the finals!) serves me right for dissing him at every oppurtunity!Horry? How about Rasho and Marks.
does anyone know (and i'm sure its different for each arena) that if you show up like an hour or so before tip off if you're allowed near the court to talk to some players or is security really anal at most arenas?
What the heck is Cedar fever?
the cedar in the hill country blooms, pollen everywhere. lots of people have really bad reactions to it.
I once got in a fight with Cedar.
I won.
God Bless America.
Get well Timothy!
Question: If Tim is sick, how will we know by his play? He's been pretty lethargic (looking) all season because of the PF.
So many things are called the "flu". Unless he has a specific viral test and some specific symptoms - it could be any of many things (i.e. adenovirus or rotavirus).
He is a father and alot these things could be potentially caught from his daughter - as a pediatrician and publc health doctor kids are "biowarfare at its best". Non-immuno-suppresed adults usually have much less symptoms with most common viruses than children but not always (i.e. adults get chickenpox typically worse than children usually).
That being said I doubt he would have traveled with the team, if he was symptomatic still.
Good excuse to get on the bench hahaha, his been waitin for the perfect time to pull a sicky
That's too bad. Bosh usually brings his A game when he goes against elite PFs, hopefully Chris still brings it tomorrow night.
lol i'll be at the game tommorow and as decent as Bosh is, the raptors are a black hole that he's waiting to gtf out of as soon as his contract expires. firing the idiotic bab managers was the best move toronto has done in years but it might be too late.
TIM DUNCAN UPDATE
Duncan may Sit Out
TIM DUNCAN UPDATE
Duncan may Sit Out
(note:but not bec. some Spurs fans want him to)
Johnny Ludden
Express-News Staff Writer
TORONTO — Somewhere between rested and rusty, but certainly not healthy, the Spurs returned to 30,000 feet Tuesday.
They left behind the 80-degree comfort of home for a blanket of snow and a date tonight against Toronto at the Air Canada Centre, though they can't be sure Tim Duncan will play. He missed Tuesday's practice with flu symptoms.
Given the option of remaining home until he feels better, Duncan flew here with the team — a sign he might try to play tonight. He will be re-evaluated this morning.
Though Duncan has played on a sore right foot all season, he has yet to miss a game. Spurs officials had hoped the five-day break between the team's coast-to-coast travels would help him rest.
Apparently, the time off also gave him the opportunity to get sick. And a five-game, nine-day trip through the East's winter chill — after tonight, the Spurs play at New Jersey, Indiana, Cleveland and Philadelphia — doesn't sound like the best prescription.
Robert Horry, playing against Kevin Garnett and the Timberwolves last month, has missed eight of the last nine games.
The extended break also didn't completely help Nick Van Exel, who received a second cortisone shot for his left elbow Monday. Depending on how Van Exel reacts to the injection, the Spurs think he will play at some point in the trip.
Van Exel received his first injection Dec. 30 but played only three weeks before the pain returned. After sitting out the past three games, he had hoped the time off would keep him from needing another shot.
Robert Horry, meanwhile, should be able to play tonight after missing eight of the past nine games with a lower abdominal strain. Fabricio Oberto, who sprained his left ankle last week in Portland, participated in parts of Tuesday's practice and is expected to return some time during the trip.
The Spurs, so far, have done a good job of plugging the holes.
"In case somebody gets hurt and can't play for five, six games, we have somebody who can step up," Manu Ginobili said. "And we're still going to be good."
Beno Udrih played well in place of Van Exel over the trip's first three games. Sean Marks averaged 6.0 points and 5.0 rebounds and was one of the team's most consistent shooters off the bench.
Marks' teammates and coaches have kidded him about his trigger — he squeezed off seven shots in 12 minutes against Golden State — but he's under orders to fire away.
"If he's in the gym," coach Gregg Popovich said, "I want him to shoot it."
The Spurs hope their layoff doesn't slow their momentum. They extended their winning streak to six games, matching their longest of the season, by sweeping the first leg of the annual rodeo trip.
I think I would have preferred to rest two or three (days)," Ginobili said. "Not five."
Though far from mistake-free, the Spurs beat Utah, Portland and Golden State last week with defense and late-game execution. Each game presented the pressure the team needs to improve, Tony Parker said.
Since losing to Detroit on Jan. 12 — a game Parker called "a wakeup call" — the Spurs have gone 10-1. They would like to continue to roll into the All-Star break.
"The last couple of years we always use the month of February to come together and get some tough wins on the road," Parker said. "Hopefully we can do the same thing this year. We have a good start so far."
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Questions:
1. Tim Duncan travelled with the team. If he sits will he be wearing a suit while on bench?(finally).
2. His stats are down and had trouble with his defense (esp vs. Golden State)lately, is this a good news or bad news that Duncan will finally sit and give way to other Spurs to play some minutes in his abscence?
3. Can this team win the game without Duncan?
CAN ANYBODY SHOW ME SOME OF TIM'S WIFE PICS? TANK U'
anyway, what kind of flu is that? hope not a bird that come from china? or vietnam? lol
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