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quiet dominance, maybe. I don't have time to check all your posts but i only see you posting in the college and nfl forums
My post history = basketball knowledge. Truer meaning has never been implied.
quiet dominance, maybe. I don't have time to check all your posts but i only see you posting in the college and nfl forums
Pego what do you think about me?
i'll have to check with b2b
im pretty sure I know what im talking about when I talk because im talking lol
??? Why is that the club is what it is and its mainly just for setting up entertainment and trolling to get through the day. When I post in here its all about what it should be, spurs basektball.
I dont know about basketball, but i know about being a Halo fan boy.
This thread is oddly pretty entertaining.
And I defnitely know about basketball.
Well that's the mystery in life, isn't it? Do unicorns exist, and if so, does starting Bonner actually do something good for the worldYou know your Spurs basketball but I am confused about your sig... is it true? if so, it's a good thing, right?
Yes we know that lolI dont know about basketball, but i know about being a Halo fan boy.
thispego's avatar makes it hard for me to envision him as angry...
ME NEXT!!!! NO
I really feel sad for those of you who never got to see Ice, Special K and the Bruise Brothers live and in action. They are our legacy.There were only 3 seasons of Spurs NBA basketball before 1980. Who cares about that?
Some of the fondest memories of my childhood were spent with my dad, brother and 10 thousand crazy San Antonians crammed into the Hemisfair screaming their lungs out watching guys like Ice, Silas, A-Train (with his monster chops), Mike Mitc , Johnny Moore, Alvin Robertson etc. Once you stepped in that arena it was truly electric. Sports is a business now and thus larger arenas, club levels, luxury boxes etc. But the old Hemisfair days were in a word... incredible. The Baseline Bums were actually on the baseline to passionately support the team, not in seats waaay up high so the closer seats could be sold at a premium. Even if it was a bad game, if it was dime beer night there was sure to be a deafening crowd and plenty of entertainment. Damn right that's our Legacy!
OK back on topic, we don't know squat about basketball because...
thispego used to be a good name until that no-talent azz clown started winning grammys
Still waiting on my prognosis. You've kept me in suspence all day TP.
Meh.. I expected better from you. That's was barely a five on the burn meter. And nothing can dispute the fact that you're a pitiful attention . But don't let that simple truth stop you from grading everyone who pops in here, your attempts at being funny are way more hit than miss.you act like you know , and your ignorance shines through when you're not repeating things you've read from timvp and fromwaydowntown
And I'm more of a ruff/senor spur apprentice, get it straight .
Brazil... You think you do, but you are Unamerican (brazilian) and you wish success upon kobe and bynum (fantasy team), I can not, in good conscience, give you a. Work on using the greater than & less than sign less often and drop at least bynum from your fantasy roster.
Varejao for Bynum.
this talking ass .
I started following the Spurs the moment they hit town. Ww have it really god now since back in the early days there wasn't the tv coverage that we get now. Imagine most of the posters here only being able to see a game every two weeks or so. Remember no sports bars televising the gamesand oh I forget - hardly any cable.
And it was deafening in the old Hemisfair. YOu really had to be ther to understand how loud it could get. And that arena was one of the most feared in the NBA.
the gif with the girl bending over in your sig is too much for me....i can't...stop...watching
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