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Don't do it, HI, I'm asking you nice. If you persist I'll put you in the corn field with the other two assholes.
Don't do it, HI, I'm asking you nice. If you persist I'll put you in the corn field with the other two assholes.
If you did then that's cool. I just want to see proof.
Fine asshole. You're in the corn field and unlike those two assholes you're staying there.
Culburn369 Join Date 06-19-2009
On February 1, 2008, Gasol was traded to the Los Angeles Lakers along with a 2010 second round draft pick for Kwame Brown, Javaris Crittenton, Aaron McKie, the rights to Marc Gasol (Pau's younger brother), and 2008 and 2010 first round draft picks.
tee hee
I'm almost positive you joined post Gasol, Cubby. Tis life.
That's it, swallow what he gives you to swallow.
You were in the cornfield before Pau took you by the hand.
And yet you counter all disrespect to your God with 5?
The guilt must be overwhelming.
You take the slaveowner's 5 and go about your day as if satisfied.
You relish the slaveowner's little sham of a prize.
Absolutely.
Kirby's -stained legacy
A brief history of Kobe Bryant helping people decide they don't want to play for the Lakers
LaMarcus Aldridge came away from his meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers not wanting to play for the Lakers. It was widely speculated he wanted to play for the league's marquee franchise throughout the free agency process, but he reportedly felt the meeting focused too much on "outside opportunities" -- COME TO L.A.!!!!!! WE HAVE MOVIES!!!!! -- and not enough on basketball.
He also reportedly "didn't gel" with Kobe Bryant, who made a strange, strange, strange pitch:
A team official insists Aldridge's apparent decision to snub the Lakers isn't Bryant's fault. That seems likely. Other teams have better assets, and the Lakers tried to hide that behind glitter and glitz. Aldridge had good reasons not to choose the Lakers, Kobe regardless
.
But it seems Kobe didn't help. And if so, this is not the first time Bryant has been... well... less than tactful with a potential target or a teammate. In fact, at this point it seems to happen pretty much every year. (And let's not even go back to the whole Kobe vs. Shaq feud. That was rough.)
http://www.sbnation.com/2015/7/1/888...-dwight-howard
Last edited by Silver&Black; 07-01-2015 at 08:37 PM.
lol Lakers
Howard is an idiot and LMA is a fraidy cat. Kobe was correct in rejecting them. Like that 300 protocol. Take the kid from the womb, get to the edge of Watt's Tower, hold him up to the moon light. If he's misshapen like Howard, or, scared less like LMA drop kick his ass into the Rose Bowl.
A brief history of Kobe Bryant helping people decide they don't want to play for the Lakers
Marcus Aldridge came away from his meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers not wanting to play for the Lakers. It was widely speculated he wanted to play for the league's marquee franchise throughout the free agency process, but he reportedly felt the meeting focused too much on "outside opportunities" -- COME TO L.A.!!!!!! WE HAVE MOVIES!!!!! -- and not enough on basketball.
He also reportedly "didn't gel" with Kobe Bryant, who made a strange, strange, strange pitch:
A team official insists Aldridge's apparent decision to snub the Lakers isn't Bryant's fault. That seems likely. Other teams have better assets, and the Lakers tried to hide that behind glitter and glitz. Aldridge had good reasons not to choose the Lakers, Kobe regardless
.
But it seems Kobe didn't help. And if so, this is not the first time Bryant has been... well... less than tactful with a potential target or a teammate. In fact, at this point it seems to happen pretty much every year. (And let's not even go back to the whole Kobe vs. Shaq feud. That was rough.)
http://www.sbnation.com/2015/7/1/888...-dwight-howard
Ed Davis and Kaman will save the day
Kirbs didn't "reject" LMA...actually he did quite the opposite. He, in fact, lobbied to get him to L.A.
"You can be my Pau Gasol"
lol Marcus
A brief history of Kobe Bryant helping people decide they don't want to play for the Lakers
Marcus Aldridge came away from his meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers not wanting to play for the Lakers. It was widely speculated he wanted to play for the league's marquee franchise throughout the free agency process, but he reportedly felt the meeting focused too much on "outside opportunities" -- COME TO L.A.!!!!!! WE HAVE MOVIES!!!!! -- and not enough on basketball.
He also reportedly "didn't gel" with Kobe Bryant, who made a strange, strange, strange pitch:
A team official insists Aldridge's apparent decision to snub the Lakers isn't Bryant's fault. That seems likely. Other teams have better assets, and the Lakers tried to hide that behind glitter and glitz. Aldridge had good reasons not to choose the Lakers, Kobe regardless
.
But it seems Kobe didn't help. And if so, this is not the first time Bryant has been... well... less than tactful with a potential target or a teammate. In fact, at this point it seems to happen pretty much every year. (And let's not even go back to the whole Kobe vs. Shaq feud. That was rough.)
http://www.sbnation.com/2015/7/1/888...-dwight-howard
Nice catch...copy/paste error.
Another player who had zero interest in playing with that washed-up got Kirby:
^The yellow man speaks.
You are comfortable with a face cut in half then.
I ain't playin' 20 questions with you tonite, amb, I mean pg. I ain't doin' it.
Nobody "gels" with a ing sociopath
Kobe running another big man out of town!
To which LMA responded, "which door did he walk out of for less money?"
Kobe MAD
I made a statement.
There is no question you are playing two conflicting positions.
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