You win this argument. I just can't outwit you.
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Then why are you still here?
You win this argument. I just can't outwit you.
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Arctic: 0
He doesn't answer obvious questions from reporters. That's not a lack of class, it's understandable.
Artic,
If you ignore someone when you are starring at them - it is an act of complete disrespect. Try doing that to your boss. Let me know how that conversation went...
the odds statistically are in favor of it being someone from another state? Jesus Christ - like someone from another state, who really doesn't care about the Suns all that, would take the time to somehow find out exactly where the Spurs are staying (probably not the easiest info to get as opposed to living in Phoenix and knowing where teams usually stay or local radio or media types getting the word the word out), and then calls IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT?!
Sorry, but the above hypothesis is just, quite frankly as naively homeristic as it comes.
I just am making the point until I see an arrest stating that it was a Suns fan it's a weak example of how Suns fans have no class.
I found this interesting article that pretty much sums up my thoughts on Bobby Orr. The guy is a average at best ball player that has horrible character issues that get lost in the shadows of a few clutch shots he's made in his career.
Notehttp://www.slate.com/id/2121018/ this article came out in 2005
Here is the best paragraph and if it came out today they would have to add the Bobby Orr biting Stackhouse and the play on Nash.
The Big Shot Bob persona is so overwhelming that it blocks out more than missed shots. Remember when Horry took a swing at Utah's Jeff Hornacek in 1997? What a clutch punch! Or when he threw a towel in the face of his coach, Danny Ainge, that same year? Dagger! How about when he got fined for shoving a cameraman in 2003? Now that's killer instinct!
Now that guy is class. But Spurs fans like to support this type of player and will defend him with such blind homerism and then try to pretend that NBA fans all over, not just fans, consider him to be a "dirty player" is so out of reach.
Spurs fans have just been stuck in the hell hole of San Antonio Texas and have tasted success from the only show in town that it doesn't really matter the players they have that get them there. In their minds they are all angels.
....and before it gets started we all know the Raja Bell Kobe incident of last year so don't try to throw that one at us because most if not all agree that it was a dirty play. Thats the HUGE difference between Suns and Spurs fans, IMO. MOst of us can call it the way it is even if is going to disparage one of our players.
I thought the bomb threat occured on Teusday night @ 9?
Monday night was the game in San Antonio.
Sorry but Spurs fans have never called in a bomb threat to an opposing teams hotel. That goes far and behind anything.
That's assuming that it was even a Suns fan. Anybody reading the headlines and looking at fan polls can clearly see that the Spurs are the most hated team in the NBA right now. I would say the odds statistically are in favor of it being someone from another state.
You Spurs fans are reaching for the stars just to make yourselves feel a little better about being the most hated team in the NBA right now.
Well, THIS post makes absolutely no sense at all. Where do you get your statistics, "Ripley's Believe It or Not"?