LEBRONLEBRONLEBRONLEBRONLEBRONLEBRON

[Jasper]

Well, they wouldn't.  And at this point, we'd probably just be ahead of the curve.

[Fredfredly ⊂(◉‿◉)つ]

FUCK LEBRON JAMES


STEVE NASH RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

[Freeky]

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[E.O.T.]

Who THE FUCK is Lebron James?

No, seriously. Who THE FUCK is Lebron James?

Lebron who?

poor attempt at sounding edgy and/or culturally illiterate. Even the most introverted basement-dwelling sockfucker knows who LeBron James is.

GEEZ!

          - i don't think i've ever, once, looked at the sports section of the paper. i'll find out about him when he gets busted for something.

FYI, if you look at both the NBA and NFL rates of arrest compared to the rate for the general population, it turns out that pro athletes get arrested less frequently than us normal folks. We're just not as newsworthy.

OUTSIDE

          of the ptown blazers, i'm sure that's true. all those overpaid carnival attractions known as "sports stars" have to make it to the "normal" news pages for me to notice them, however.

I DO

          now, have an idea of who this lebron person is.

P.D.

          - found me in the basement fucking a sock.

[East Coast Hustle]

in all fairness, it's been many years since they were the Jailblazers. They're actually one of the more respectable, clean-cut, community-oriented teams in all of pro sports these days. Kevin Pritchard is largely to thank for that, so of course they had to fire him as the GM a couple months ago.

Also, don't blame the athletes for being overpaid. If someone wanted to pay me $5 million a year to cook food for them, I wouldn't say "no, that's too much money." We (the public) create the demand which creates the revenue streams which allows for such inflated salaries.

Also also, I sincerely hope that you at least bought the sock some dinner first. It's not just your little whore, you know.

[E.O.T.]

in all fairness, it's been many years since they were the Jailblazers. They're actually one of the more respectable, clean-cut, community-oriented teams in all of pro sports these days. Kevin Pritchard is largely to thank for that, so of course they had to fire him as the GM a couple months ago.

Also, don't blame the athletes for being overpaid. If someone wanted to pay me $5 million a year to cook food for them, I wouldn't say "no, that's too much money." We (the public) create the demand which creates the revenue streams which allows for such inflated salaries.

Also also, I sincerely hope that you at least bought the sock some dinner first. It's not just your little whore, you know.

I ASSUMED

          they were being good because they're on some kind of probation

I DON'T

          get the sports thing, obviously. 

NOW,

          the FOOD section - i get it.

AS FOR SOCKS

          - i always look for the ones down on the bottom and pretty much finish before anything can actually get started.

[East Coast Hustle]

nah, they shipped out all of the troublemakers and brought in a classy coach and a bunch of nice kids. There is literally not a single holdover on that team from the "Jailblazer" era.

AS FOR SOCKS

since you're pretty much giving them a reacharound by definition, I guess you can't be accused of being selfish.