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I was at a bar called the 50/50 on Broadway and I kissed everyone in the bar!
Then made a bad mistake and went to downtown SA with only a 1/4 tank of gas!
Do any of you want to share where you was and what you was Doing the day Avery Johnson hit the winning basket to give the San Antonio Spurs their first ever NBA Championship after 25 long ass years?
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I was at a bar called the 50/50 on Broadway and I kissed everyone in the bar!
Then made a bad mistake and went to downtown SA with only a 1/4 tank of gas!
I was Drinking!
stayin up late at nite, to watch the replay game cast down under?
those were the days nba was free to air show casting game of the week on aussie tvs...
Watching it on TV with my wife at home. We lived in NOVA at the time.
To me, the 1999 Championship is still the sweetest, because it was their first.
I was still at work when everyone at Pizza Hut screamed so loud!
I almost quit my Job!
I was in my crappy loft in Elwyn House at Felsted School, Essex, UK. It was about 2am I think. It rocked!
All I could think was how Avery had proven Damon Stoudamire wrong, and how David, Sean and Avery finally got the ring they so richly deserved.
Sitting on the living room floor of my ty little apartment north of Coatesville, PA.
It was euphoric.
I don't remember ....I was drunk
I was at a dirty downtown place called "Nacho's De Knippa"...anyone remember that place?
You'd have to be pretty ghetto...plus Nacho was stabbed to death in the parking lot 4 months later (I think).
R.I.P.
Fatso's sports garden. First time I've ever seen that section of Bandera road at a standstill.
Hooters on Wurzbach hugging many a hooters girl.
Do any of you want to share where you was and what you was Doing the day Avery Johnson hit the winning basket to give the San Antonio Spurs their first ever NBA Championship after 25 long ass years?
Do any of you want to share where you "were" and what you "were" "doing" the day Dirk choked in the playoffs? Oh wait, which year am I talking about? It really doesn't matter, since they are the opening act for the Spurs.
Grindmouse, judging from your choice or words, you must be a. Get your grammar correct.
Oh and by the way, whenever you say the word "ask", it's not pronounced "aks". I hear that said EVERY day at my workplace. It's not a difficult word to prounounce. Tell your
Also, you don't say:...where you "was", it's where you "were". Jesus Christ. It's not hard.
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In my living room. That was one of the most euphoric moments in my life.
Right next to when my daughter was born and my successful passing of a long honored male in iation ritual. After winning it I went outside and screamed at the top of my lungs for awhile. Kind of like howling at the moon. Then went inside and finished watching what was left on TV and ened the night by listening to the post show on the radio. I think it was Andy Everret who was the host. Damn I think I stayed up until 3 AM or so and was totally hoarse the next day.
i was at the now defunct CICI's pizza on military and 90.. after the win ran about 2 miles home screaming, and slapping stop signs etc... waited till around 4:00 and broke into the local express-news vendor and stole all the commemerative special edition newspapers.. couldnt get downtown that year
I was in France back then...
It was live at 2-3 AM, but it was worth it.
The moment I was waiting for...
I was watching the game with Mike Mitc .
Hey, I've been there a few times. Watched Spurs@Celtics there when I was over in February. My Hooter's girl was the best in the place, but I was too sick with Cedar Fever to use the accent to try and get a date...
I was watching the game with Mike Mitc .
In my mom's living room. I went to school 1500 miles away and ended up driving 22 hours straight so I wouldn't miss a game.
I was at Tiffany's sports bar even though i was under age but it was a special accoasion so i guess they didn't even care
I was watching the game with George Gervin.
sitting at the Del Mar race book watching on the huge big screen.
being the only one to cheer amongst hundreds of Knicks fans
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