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In other news, Tupac is alive.
The significance of the number 5 for Robert Horry, is this weird or what? It’s fun to think of number of times that the number five figures in somehow, like for instance:
He made his game winning 3 pointer in Game 5.
His Big Shot occured in what was essentially the 5th (overtime) period of the game.
He made his clutch shot in the 5th minute of the overtime.
Didn’t he make 5 three pointers total in game 5?
At that time he had 5 rings.
Didn’t he want to play 3 more years which when added to the years he’s been with the Spurs....
Count the letters in his last name.
Count the letters in the state he plays in.
Count the letters in his team’s name.
Look at the number on his jersey.
Just having fun here!
Welcome.
In other news, Tupac is alive.
Avery Johnosn wore the number 6.
Avery played 6 good games as a Spur.
Avery was not 6 feet tall.
666. A coincidence? I think not.
Notice picnroll and the fact that his name consists of the same number of letters as the word head.
Coincidence?
Last edited by Ed Helicopter Jones; 07-25-2005 at 07:26 PM.
Lmao... U People Always Make Me Laugh
What is this? The Lincoln/Kennedy comparisons?
Whoops.........I feel like I just sat down at some family's dinner, uninvited and unprepared for past issues popping up.....what a great feeling!!!
There's no place like home.
Uh, what happens if R. Horry, in his 3 years left here, helps us to get 5 cham....naw, don't wanna jinx that.....
Anyways, been a Spur's fan since '73, still have that newspaper clipping of when we beat 76'ers first year we became NBA. In fact, we had a not to bad record of scirmmages and exhibitions against NBA teams while we were still ABA, including a good game with the Houston Rockets in '73 (NBA). That was our first Spur's home game ever. Rudy T. got 29 pts. J. Chambers was our top scorer 20 pts., final score Spurs 91 Rockets 89, can you believe that?
I also joined 5-5-05.
It was me.
Five letters in Spurs, as well. Five fingers on the hands that he shot the five threes with in the fifth game that led to Pistons fans drinking many fifths of various hard liquors.
My mind is officially blown.
I cant remember, but didnt he hit that shot with about 5 seconds left?
Oh wait, it was 7. something, nevermind.
do you think he had five dollards in his wallet????
this is funny as all
6 should only be retired if Manu decides to play the rest of his career wearing it
but thanks to Jackass Don Hairless it wont happen
Maybe I shouldn't do this Spurs Fan In Exile, butttt....
what about the year he made his big shot in ('05) and what about the time that was left right after he made that clutch shot (5.8 sec.) and what about...ok, gonna stop now.
What about the second shooter up by the Grassy Knoll!!! Or the 2Pac 7 day/year theory!!!!
Nah JK. Im not one for conspiricy theories.
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