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Well, I know Tim said "C'mon man."
ing thug.
just jawing or tangled up?
Well, I know Tim said "C'mon man."
ing thug.
That's crip speak for I'm gonna bust a cap in yo ass and rape yo woman.
You'd have to be real dumbass to attempt to talk smack to TD unless you have three rings and some MVP's to back it up.
Yeah, that was a really weird foul. They didn't look like they were going to start throwing punches, so I don't get why the double technical. I mean, I'm sure they weren't being polite, but still.
does td know any thug languages?....i pop ur ass on the sidewalk mofo
It was a Double T?
Timmy was standing at the FT line, and the thug walked over to him while he was waiting to shoot FT's and starting talking crap.
Stupid Double T. Timmy doesn't talk Smack.
Honestly, from a basketball point of view, there's no touching or criticizing Tim Duncan. But, talking smack which may lead to a fight ... what does that have to do with rings or MVPs?
What do championships have to do with how well a player (or person for that matter) can handle himself in a fight? I'd talk smack to James Worthy before Charles Barkley and Worthy has a Finals MVP and multiple rings and Barkley has none of those. Rings and MVPs don't make you "tougher" or a better "fighter."
You guys don't understand.
The Heat are a dirty team, that talks and never backs it up. When you have NBA IQ refs, they can never tell the difference. And think, "double t's make it even." when in fact, Spurs couldn't be a nicer group of guys without letting them their wives.
The NBA es how we get calls, well.... now you see why. It's at ude.
ps- we don't get many calls. Notice TD's respect level against good teams goes way down with the refs.
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