A few questions...

[JMarkJohns]

In that Ben Wallace T-Mobile Cellular commercial, he's late getting to the court because he's talking to his girl over the phone while in the lockerroom.

I got that.

What I don't get is why the Miami Heat home crowd starts chanting "We Want Ben" after several name introductions go ignored.

Why do the Miami Heat fans want Ben Wallace on the court?

So their team stands a better chance at losing?

What a stupid commercial!

[Dunc]

Is this a new commercial? I have yet to see it.

[lilmads]

I havent seen it either

[DisgruntledLionFan#54,927]

Sounds like a typical Heat Fan(s) to me.

Heat Fan is about as smart as my thumb.

[jochhejaam]

Here's a link to it (scroll down a bit), not sure what to make of it myself.

http://need4sheed.blogspot.com/2006/...ommercial.html

[Dunc]

Kinda funny. Actually, maybe it's something like a challenge from the Heat crowd? Like if the Pistons win their series, the fans at the Palace might chant "we want the Suns/Mavs?"

[JamStone]

We want Barabas! We want Barabas!

[Dunc]

We want Barabas! We want Barabas!

I almost laughed at that, and then realized I probably shouldn't.

[Darrin]

Contemplating the logic and realism of a commerical. This is the definition of a slow news day.

[jochhejaam]

Contemplating the logic and realism of a commerical. This is the definition of a slow news day.

This is deep, really deep, the sort of questions one can only ponder...

I'm sure we can formulate some sort of man-law regarding this matter.

<bored waiting for the Pistons game>

[jmard5]

Actually saw that commercial a couple of times already. Yeah, it's weird. Seeing that it was done at the Heat's homecourt.

Can't find the logic in that. Heh.