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PrintableOK...it was fun calling Kobie a bitch ass for a while...
I think I'm growing weary of it now.... Let's find someone else to not like....hmmm.... Dr Phil! So random... So how was everyone's day?  | |
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KatSkrizzle said: OK...it was fun calling Kobie a bitch ass for a while...
I think I'm growing weary of it now.... Let's find someone else to not like....hmmm.... Dr Phil! So random... So how was everyone's day? How about Don Imus? | |
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SCNDLS said: KatSkrizzle said: OK...it was fun calling Kobie a bitch ass for a while...
I think I'm growing weary of it now.... Let's find someone else to not like....hmmm.... Dr Phil! So random... So how was everyone's day? How about Don Imus? Now that is a special one. He's just....special | |
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KatSkrizzle said: SCNDLS said: How about Don Imus? Now that is a special one. He's just....special That's ONE way to put it.  | |
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Shaq needs to grow up, with the quickness! | |
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uPtoWnNY said: namepeace said: Shaq is rated about where Shaq should be rated. A Hall of Fame player, no doubt, but could have been even better.
Hall of Famer, but not on Kareem's level. Which is actually the one thing that ate at me the most. When Shaq called out Cap, he lost me, because he ain't even in Cap's league. As good as he might have been, he wasn't Jabbar. One could make a plausible (but not necessarily winning) argument that Jabbar was the most dominant player of the last 40 years, and a very strong argument that he is the greatest player to ever wear the Laker uni. Can anyone make the same case for Shaq? Nope. So I'm with you here. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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SCNDLS said: mirrorbestfriend said: u think shaq cares about a hill billy sheriff?
Maybe, maybe not. He's the one that feels the need to join the sheriff or police department everywhere he goes. So obviously it IS important to him to be involved with law enforcement. I mean, what multi-millionaire celebrity wants to be deputized and actively on duty.  I've always thought that was  of him but hey whatever floats his boat and keeps him out the strip clubs is a good thing.SCNDLS one thing I can say about u, u tell it like it is 
This is one time I think Shaq really wish he had kept his fat ass mouth shut. It's not what u say, it's how u say it. Shaq was hoping the Lakers lose so he could do just what he did, make a fucking fool of him self. I think this will hurt him in a lot of ways, and having 2 give up his badge is only the start whether some think he doesn’t care or not. Believe me that fat ass fool cares. He will see who gets the last laugh and he consider himself a role model  | |
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Kobe broke the Man Code. Not approving of Shaq's behavior, but it was none of Kobe's business. | |
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namepeace said: uPtoWnNY said: Hall of Famer, but not on Kareem's level. Which is actually the one thing that ate at me the most. When Shaq called out Cap, he lost me, because he ain't even in Cap's league. As good as he might have been, he wasn't Jabbar. One could make a plausible (but not necessarily winning) argument that Jabbar was the most dominant player of the last 40 years, and a very strong argument that he is the greatest player to ever wear the Laker uni. Can anyone make the same case for Shaq? Nope. So I'm with you here. Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him.  | |
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RodeoSchro said: Kobe broke the Man Code. Not approving of Shaq's behavior, but it was none of Kobe's business.
Again, that happened FIVE years ago, Shaq addressed it then, but did he deny it???  (Kobe told the truth, I personally know of TWO baby mamas Shaq has in Texas and he paid 'em off. Those kids are oddly left out of the SIX kids he's attributed to having. ) So, why is Shaq mentioning it in conjunction with being in divorce court when they filed last year? I'm just saying it was a punk move to even bring that shit up now when it doens't have anything to do with the price of tea in China.[Edited 6/25/08 10:36am] | |
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pennylover said: SCNDLS said: Maybe, maybe not. He's the one that feels the need to join the sheriff or police department everywhere he goes. So obviously it IS important to him to be involved with law enforcement. I mean, what multi-millionaire celebrity wants to be deputized and actively on duty. I've always thought that was of him but hey whatever floats his boat and keeps him out the strip clubs is a good thing.SCNDLS one thing I can say about u, u tell it like it is
This is one time I think Shaq really wish he had kept his fat ass mouth shut. It's not what u say, it's how u say it. Shaq was hoping the Lakers lose so he could do just what he did, make a fucking fool of him self. I think this will hurt him in a lot of ways, and having 2 give up his badge is only the start whether some think he doesn’t care or not. Believe me that fat ass fool cares. He will see who gets the last laugh and he consider himself a role model
 I totally think he planned this that's why I said "freestyle" my ass. | |
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SCNDLS said: namepeace said: Which is actually the one thing that ate at me the most. When Shaq called out Cap, he lost me, because he ain't even in Cap's league. As good as he might have been, he wasn't Jabbar. One could make a plausible (but not necessarily winning) argument that Jabbar was the most dominant player of the last 40 years, and a very strong argument that he is the greatest player to ever wear the Laker uni. Can anyone make the same case for Shaq? Nope. So I'm with you here. Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. Check out his books on black war heroes & black athletes - awesome stuff. Kareem - 3-time NCAA champion, 6-time NBA champion, all-time leader in points(if I'm not mistaken), league MVP, finals, MVP, etc., etc., etc. Not that many players have had a better NBA career(even Magic & Larry Legend). Plus Kareem had the most devastating weapon in NBA history - that sky hook was unstoppable, and beautiful to watch. I don't hate Shaq, but IMO, Kareem(and Hakeem Olajuwon) were better all-around centers. My Top 10 NBA Greatest: Wilt Chamberlain MichaelJordan Bill Russell Oscar Robertson Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Magic Johnson Larry Bird Hakeem Olajuwon Elgin Baylor Moses Malone | |
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SCNDLS said: namepeace said: Which is actually the one thing that ate at me the most. When Shaq called out Cap, he lost me, because he ain't even in Cap's league. As good as he might have been, he wasn't Jabbar. One could make a plausible (but not necessarily winning) argument that Jabbar was the most dominant player of the last 40 years, and a very strong argument that he is the greatest player to ever wear the Laker uni. Can anyone make the same case for Shaq? Nope. So I'm with you here. Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts | |
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mirrorbestfriend said: SCNDLS said: Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts  | |
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SCNDLS said: mirrorbestfriend said: kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts exactly | |
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i thought the title of this thread was "shaq disses kobe with festive wrap" and in my mind i was all, "oh like that saran wrap with the little designs on it!"
i'm so freakin ghey  | |
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mirrorbestfriend said: SCNDLS said: Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts Here is Urkel in shorts:  | |
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uPtoWnNY said: Kareem had the most devastating weapon in NBA history - that sky hook was unstoppable, and beautiful to watch.
It was almost boring; a guaranteed 2 points! My Legacy
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mirrorbestfriend said: SCNDLS said: Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts "ugly" and "Urkel in shorts" are styles My Legacy
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Anxiety said: i thought the title of this thread was "shaq disses kobe with festive wrap" and in my mind i was all, "oh like that saran wrap with the little designs on it!"
i'm so freakin ghey  | |
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mirrorbestfriend said: SCNDLS said: Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts That ignorant statement alone disqualifies you from any basketball discussion ever again. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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mirrorbestfriend said: SCNDLS said: Now, I'ma have to co-sign all that right here. Lewis Alcindor has always been my favorite player. He's a true renaissance man. I'm in love with that man's skills on the court and his brilliant mind. He's always seemed so guarded though, I'd love to have a conversation with him. kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts Wow..... | |
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RodeoSchro said: mirrorbestfriend said: kareems game was ugly...no style at all..urkel in shorts Here is Urkel in shorts: I like his nerdstyle. | |
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