deployment in afganistan. I've missed most of this seasonBruceLeeRoy said:Triple where have you been?
deployment in afganistan. I've missed most of this seasonBruceLeeRoy said:Triple where have you been?
Sho_Nuff82 said:Stout is actually a pretty great sports bar right by the Garden, been there a few times in my travels through the city. Big screens, good burgers, good mac & cheese from what I remember.
Look dude. I've already told you about a meetup. You keep dragging your feet... so I'm throwing it out NOW. One of these Fridays we are doing a Knicks-GAF Friday Night Knicks Meet and Greet.captmcblack said:A. How are there people in NBA-Age in NYC and we haven't all gotten together to watch a game/troll a game live/drink/eat wings or something? That's a travesty, boys.
B. I don't care how much Knicks tickets get, as they've always been expensive. If they win a championship even once before I die, I'm good.
The Frankman said:Look dude. I've already told you about a meetup. You keep dragging your feet... so I'm throwing it out NOW. One of these Fridays we are doing a Knicks-GAF Friday Night Knicks Meet and Greet.
Shadow780 said:That'd be nice, although I hate the current Knicks.
Shadow780 said:That'd be nice, although I hate the current Knicks.
TheGreatMightyPoo said:Just wait til they're back, it should be fun.
This sounds like a cross between a nerd version of Jersey Shore and an ICP concert. wtf.The Frankman said:I can see it now ... me rocking the blue and orange jacket and blue and orange sneaks, captmcblack hating on everything in sight, Fatalah with his St. Johns jacket and "
I love Mozgov!" pin, DCX with his Starks jersey (or was it Ewing?), maybe Raging Spaniard comes along so I can pass along some decent cosplay tips to his wife.
reilo said:This sounds like a cross between a nerd version of Jersey Shore and an ICP concert. wtf.
The Frankman said:Fatalah with his St. Johns jacket and "I love Mozgov!" pin.
Jeff-DSA said:What's with the insane number of drive-by posters this last couple of weeks?
I still remember our reaction when Fields was drafted. We just looked at each other and walked out of the bar, hilarious.captmcblack said:Frankman is right though - I would, in fact, get drunk and start hating indiscriminately on anything and everything in sight.
But it'd be funny, though...and whatever it was I was saying, I'd probably be right.
Except for where it concerned Gallinari and Fields. I was admittedly wrong on those two...they're good players.
Thank God.NEW YORK -- Amare Stoudemire's 16th technical foul was rescinded Friday by the NBA league office, making him eligible to play Sunday for the New York Knicks against the Indiana Pacers.
Stoudemire and Dallas Mavericks center Brendan Haywood were given double technicals when they became entanged in the first half of the Knicks' loss to the Mavericks Thursday night.
Both technicals have been rescinded -- something Stoudemire predicted would happen after he spoke to referee Bennett Salvatore during the game.
Stoudemire now has had three technicals rescinded, and his season total remains at 15. He will begin receiving one-game suspensions when he reaches 16 techs, and for every second technical (Nos. 18, 20, 22, etc.) he receives thereafter.
Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic, who has had four technical fouls rescinded, remains the league leader with 16. He served a one-game suspension Monday night.
Carmelo Anthony (12 technicals) and Chauncey Billups (10 techs) of the Knicks also are drawing closer to the threshold for incurring one-game suspensions.
TheAtomicPile said:Wow, you are one stupid, conceited mother fucker, aren't you?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irony
a (1) : incongruity between the actual result of a sequence of events and the normal or expected result (2) : an event or result marked by such incongruity
I don't need your fucking lessons, dumbass.
Hollinger said:And after the game, it was still about him, with his grandiose hey-look-at-me-working-out show succeeding brilliantly in sucking all the attention from his fit of self-indulgence at the end of the game. (News flash: American Airlines Arena has a practice court. I've been on it. It's nice and big and everything. But it's tough to herd all the media up there to fawn over your postgame workout.) If I were Pau Gasol or Andrew Bynum, I would have made an equally big show of going out to the court and standing helplessly in the paint calling for the ball while Bryant practiced his shots, just to add an extra element of realism.
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:I love Hollinger.
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:Boozer scammed out of a million dollars:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ba...parently-bilked-in-charity-based?urn=nba-wp53
There are many jokes to be made here.
TheAtomicPile said:Since this is so far off topic by now that I'm sure no one even knows what we're talking about anymore, I'll just say that I'll take the word-for-word definition from Webster over the condescending rants of a know-it-all kid on Neogaf.
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:And after the game, it was still about him, with his grandiose hey-look-at-me-working-out show succeeding brilliantly in sucking all the attention from his fit of self-indulgence at the end of the game. (News flash: American Airlines Arena has a practice court. I've been on it. It's nice and big and everything. But it's tough to herd all the media up there to fawn over your postgame workout.) If I were Pau Gasol or Andrew Bynum, I would have made an equally big show of going out to the court and standing helplessly in the paint calling for the ball while Bryant practiced his shots, just to add an extra element of realism.
It's like rain on your wedding day...MorisUkunRasik said:That's so ironic.
TheAtomicPile said:Since this is so far off topic by now that I'm sure no one even knows what we're talking about anymore, I'll just say that I'll take the word-for-word definition from Webster over the condescending rants of a know-it-all kid on Neogaf.
That's so ironic.
It's like rain on your wedding day...
masud said:You know, I always thought Alanis Morrisette was trying to be ironic by making a song about irony that didn't have any real examples of irony. Guess I was wrong.
... It's like a free riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide when you already paid...Black Mamba said:don't make me hurt you!
It's the good adviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice... that you just didn't take...Black Mamba said:don't make me hurt you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ctor8ExzoYBranduil said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6hZ4SXk6Vo
Remember when Peja did this? Oh wait he's never done something like that in his entire career.
Call a brother for sure, i'm going to the game on Sunday..we should do something, maybe meet up with pheeknicks so i can give him the lifetime under achievement award in 2k series.The Frankman said:I still remember our reaction when Fields was drafted. We just looked at each other and walked out of the bar, hilarious.
We should meet up sometime and plan shit. Call a brother, mang!
Me too, Perk.Kendrick Perkins said:Im just glad I got traded to a good organization, not a [expletive] organization
Nervous that he'll probably debut in such a big game, but I'm still excited just to finally see him on the court.Marc Spears said:Perkins also is getting closer to making his debut for the Thunder. Hes been sidelined by a left knee sprain he sustained shortly before the trade, but hopes to be back on the court for Wednesdays game in Miami.
Perk did not say that. Did he?KingGondo said:Me too, Perk.
Nervous that he'll probably debut in such a big game, but I'm still excited just to finally see him on the court.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=mc-afterthebuzzer031111reilo said:Perk did not say that. Did he?
PEACECBS Sports said:As the Timberwolves limp to the 50-loss mark and beyond, it becomes a question of which number will be greater at the end of the season: Minnesota's loss total or Kevin Love's double-double streak, which reached a record 52 Wednesday night. Of far greater certainty is the status of coach Kurt Rambis, who appears to be on his way out after only two seasons. Though management won't make a final decision until the season is over, sources say there is significant push from within to make a coaching change. Atop the Timberwolves' list of potential successors is Bucks assistant Kelvin Sampson, one of the people with knowledge of the organization's thinking said.
McHale?ImperialConquest said:MCHALE IS COMING HOME BABY.
I'm gonna guess the one in the lower left corner. Primarily because I wanna smash.DCX said:Speaking of Sunday i was pissed off i stopped watching last night, not cause we were getting blown, just the T that Amar'e picked up, which would have meant he would sit Sunday's game that i'm attending, thank based Stern for the good looking out.
BTW Ticket to be given to me by Knicks City Dancer :O
The poster that guesses which one she is, gets a gift!
DCX
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:Boozer scammed out of a million dollars:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ba...parently-bilked-in-charity-based?urn=nba-wp53
There are many jokes to be made here.
MorisUkunRasik said:That's so ironic.
KingGondo said:
Rodeo Clown said:PEACE
College coaches are always slam dunks in the NBA.KingGondo said:Kelvin Sampson?
Jeez. That's the best you can do, Minny?
Which is to say Love would like a coaching change.Rambis is cut from the Phil Jackson cloth of letting his players police themselves, and also has been at odds with Love for long stretches. A coaching change is something Love would not oppose, sources say.