Aren't you the one who asked me that in my first post? Or am I hallucinating again? Ah well!
Either way, who says I was going to praticipate? Maybe I was just planning on filming it and selling the video for a small profit on the internets?...
Blow me assnuts this is an internet message board not a ing English class. You guys see one person who isn't a Spurs fan voice their opinion on something in your precious little forum and you get your panties in a wad. You arrogant Spur fan assholes are going to eat so much crow this year I can't wait.And I was like...then he was like....then it was like, OMG
You don't have to use crutch words in forums. Just stop typing, think about what you want to say and like type it.
What's a "joke idiot"? Is that like someone who doesn't know how to use commas?
EVERY BODY flops .
Spurs derserved the win . It wasnt a miracle that tim made that shot . Its called skill .
Was it a miracle that they over came the 16 points they were down? naw , its the spurs .
Suns earned them fouls on there own . They came in the game playing extra hard and agressive and paid the price . The suns played there asses off while the spurs started off very cold with missing alot of there shots . Now what if the shots where going in for the spurs . Then it would of been a boring game with the spurs on top at the end .
It doesn't offend me at all, it just seems a little pot kettle black around here.When adults discuss sports, a little adult language might slip out. Sorry if that offends you. I don't think adult language, means that we have to suffer through idiot, unintellible troll banter, though.
Also, you realize Bickley has a big audience, right?
Bill Simmons has a big national audience. It doesn't mean that he doesn't see things though large celtic green colored glasses.
Like I said, Bickley gives us Suns fans a bad name.
Its funny how Suns fans throw out flopping as if their team never does it. Nash is the King of it, followed by Bell.
, it was Nash's flop that led Amares suspension. Not that it mattered. We were still the better team last year.
This writer will be on STSA to explain himself and get lambasted at 5:30.
Whats STSA?
Link?
Just when I had become comfortable with the "dirty" monicker/excuse, the Suns and their media have labled the Spurs as floppers to justify defeat. I can't keep up with all of their excuses. They should pick one and stick to it.
'Cause seriously, you always hear how Reggie and Stockton were never bonafide superstars because they flopped.Even great players such as Reggie Miller and John Stockton cheapened their careers through theatrics.
Suns are our opponent and this board is more active than all the other Suns boards combined? Tone down the ego buddy.Ya know... As much as you all about Suns fans, the team and media, you sure are obsessed with them.
How many new threads a day are posted at spurstalk bashing them? There are more Suns bashing threads on spurstalk than Spurs bashing threads on all of the Suns boards combined.
What would you do w/o us??
Well THIS can certainly be interpreted two ways.Jackson did not return phone calls Monday, but when informed about the flopping charges here in San Antonio, the guy who answered the phone at NBA headquarters said with great sarcasm: "What a surprise."
Sports Talk San Antonio
http://www.ticket760.com/main.html (Click listen live).
I forgot what the playoffs were all about: Pissing and Moaning.
Seriously out of all the teams the Spurs have kicked out I have never seen a team and its fanbase whine and cry and and moan. Get over it. Sometimes when you lose to the same team 3 times in the playoffs, you have to accept that maybe, just maybe they are the better team.
Hot off the presses from 82games, here's this year's flopping, err 'offensive fouls drawn' ranks:
http://www.82games.com/FSORT10.HTM
Of note:
Nash, 34
Oberto, 33
Bell, 31
Hill, 30
Bowen, 28
Manu, 27
Diaw, 20
Barbosa, 15
Vaughn, 14
Skinner, 10
Amare, 9
Duncan, 7
Parker, 7
Thomas, 7
Now, I'm sure some of those in there are legit, but really, Phoenix, their team and their fans, need to shut the up about flopping. They were right there with the Fakers and Mavs as far as most offensive fouls drawn, and it's comical to suggest that they were all legit.
Niiiice Aggie
Owned as always Sun es
All I know is that the Suns draw a lot of charges and flop a lot. It's really annoying and angering when it happens to your team, but it can be a smart tactic to help your team out. It can get out of control but honestly, I haven't seen either the Suns or the Spurs get out of control this year with flopping. Oberto tends to be the Spurs' biggest flopper (yes, even more so than Ginobili!) Ginobili actually flopped more earlier in his career than he does now. On the Suns, Nash and Bell are huge floppers. I've seen Grant Hill flop. I've even seen Shaq flop against Parker! It's part of the game and if the Suns want the Spurs to stop, they need to stop too.
I've got to get the Spurs back on this one. Alot of gall that Suns media, fanbase, and players bring up flopping. The most skilled flopper in the league resides in Phoenix in Nash.
And as the above poster noted above. Look at the offensive fouls drawn. Flopping is everywhere in the league. Every team does it. , my team does on occasion too.
This whinning by Phoenix gets old.
It's no surprise that whatever the Spurs do gets analyzed under a microscope; it happens every successful post-season. I don't remember anyone doing this when the Lakers were (most recently) dominant, or even when the Bulls were dominant. Oh well, ultimately it leads to a much bigger meltdown once they get eliminated from the playoffs, and that's always enjoyable.
Suns fans think that Manu flops but I remember watching Reggie Miller shooting a three and kick his leg out and make contact against defender and always get away with it. I never heard anybody screaming about him. NBA is about making adjustments. If Shaq doesn't make the adjustment than he'll be watching the game on the sideline most of the time.
"assnuts"
BTW keep waiting
LOL
Shaqs problem is that his down low post spin move where he came up against the defenders chest with his shoulder as he elevated 6 or 8 inches and finished it with the elbow to the throat/head on the way was unstoppable...there was nobody in the NBA that could hold their ground without moving their feet and resetting for the block...
Now he gets tired and can't elevate...he just spins against them and knocks the crap out of them, throws the elbow and shoots flat footed or on his toes...it's just so much harder for a ref to justify...
get over it big boy...your window is closing...that move is gone...you might want to polish some more basic fundamentals like...uhhh...shooting free throws...LOL
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