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Yeah, I noticed but I can live with that... I like rooting for underdogs: http://i.imgur.com/0LkgK.jpg

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Not being born in a former Yugoslavian country (esp. Serbia) but mailny NOT being the phaggot you are.

Your opinion doesn't count. You love BBC too much. It's the epitome of phaggotness!!!

Hey, I remember you!! Welcome back, son!!!

This site is hilarious: http://www.angryalien.com/ Check out the Texas Chainsaw Massacre one. Mwahahahaarggh! x6

Three-team trade sends Lopez to Hornets NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The Hornets, Suns and Timberwolves have completed a three-team deal that will send 7-foot center Robin Lopez and forward Hakim Warrick from Phoenix to New Orleans, while moving forward Wesley Johnson and a first-round draft pick from Minnesota to the Suns. Word of the multiplayer trade first broke on Wednesday, though the final version had minor changes. The deal sends the contracts of Jerome Dyson and Brad Miller from New Orleans to Phoenix. Minnesota receives three second-round draft picks in the deal. The acquisition of Lopez fills a need at center for the Hornets, who traded away Emeka Okafor and let Chris Kaman go in free agency. Source

All 25 Players The Knicks Have Financially Valued More Than Jeremy Lin http://stk.dimemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Allan-Houston-236x360.jpg Here’s the list, $8 million per year or more, in ascending chronological order: 1995-1996 Patrick Ewing: $18,724,000 1997-1998 Patrick Ewing: $20,500,000 Larry Johnson: 8,460,714 1998-1999 Patrick Ewing: $18,500,000, prorated salary for 50 games: $11,280,000 Larry Johnson: 10,186,000, prorated salary for 50 games: $6,211,000 Latrell Sprewell: 8,300,000, prorated salary for 50 games: $5,060,500 1999-2000 Patrick Ewing: $15,000,000 Larry Johnson: $11,910,714 Latrell Sprewell: $9,000,000 Allan Houston: $8,000,000 2000-2001 Larry Johnson: $11,000,000 Latrell Sprewell: $10,125,000 Allan Houston: $9,000,000 2001-2002 Allan Houston: $12,750,000 Larry Johnson: $11,335,714 (retired 10/2001) Latrell Sprewell: $11,250,000 2002-2003 Allan Houston: $14,343,750 Antonio McDyess: $12,600,000 Latrell Sprewell: $12,375,000 Larry Johnson: $9,610,714 2003-2004 Allan Houston: $15,937,500 Antonio McDyess: $13,500,000 Keith Van Horn: $13,279,750 Full Story

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Ryan Lochte is soooo overrated. <_<

This site's pure dope: http://itil.org/en/vomkennen/itil/index.php

David Stern calls out agent The agent for Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard confirmed NBA commissioner David Stern's accusation that Howard's representatives were the sources that provided details of Wednesday's private meeting in Los Angeles with Magic officials. However, the agent said, those representatives did so only after media members were tipped off to the meeting taking place by some other source and out of concern that subsequent reports about the content of the meeting would be inaccurate. "It's very unique, especially if it's driven by a quote source that happens to be Dwight's agent," Stern told USA Today. "'A source in the meeting.' Oh, OK, who might that be?" Stern reportedly did not believe the leak came from the Magic. "No, I don't (think it's GM Rob Hennigan), and I don't think it's (CEO) Alex Martins either," Stern told the newspaper. Howard reiterated to Hennigan during the meeting in Los Angeles that he still wants to be traded and will leave as a free agent after next season. "On the morning prior to Wednesday's supposedly confidential meeting between Dwight Howard and Rob Hennigan, there were media reports stating a meeting was taking place later that same day," wrote agent Dan Fegan of LaGardere Unlimited in an email. "Prior to the actual meeting, Dwight's business manager and I met with Rob, reminded him that we had not requested the meeting, had been reluctant to take it and were concerned that the Magic had leaked that a meeting was taking place. Full Story

Favorite NFL Team: Oakland Raiders / San Diego Chargers / Green Bay Packers Favorite Player All-Time: Larry Fitzgerald, LaDainian Tomlinson, Antonio Freeman Favorite Current Offensive Player: Larry Fitzgerald Favorite Current Defensive Player: Nnamdi Asomugha Favorite Moment: When the Raiders won the West. Jersey's Owned: none Number of Games Been to: Looking forward to my 1st one. Players Met: 0.

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Yeah, I used to be. Gotta update the baseball cap in my avatar.

Yeah, there are. My favorite has to be the hotel fight scene (couldn't find it on YouTube but here's a screenshot I took last night): http://i.imgur.com/k5GM7.jpg ^ Good scene. EDIT: There's a bit of it starting at the 1:52 and going to the end here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6ivMuxOLsI You should def see "Out Of Time", it's worth it. Trust me (as a fellow Denzel fan).

^ LOL @ these doods!!

Just out of curiosity, what's your favorite "Out Of Time" scene?

QFT. Couldn't agree more.

Maybe there won't be. I sure hope so.

^ I'm an Angels fan. I may not follow as much as you do, but I like the Angels, man. What's wrong with that?

Video: Australia Sends Olympic Game Against France To Overtime On Half-Court Buzzer Beater http://dimemag.com/2012/07/video-australia-sends-olympic-game-against-france-to-overtime-on-half-court-buzzer-beater/ Sick!

One of my favorite Clippers during this past season. Wish him all the best with his new team!

wut I'm not asking you for a lecture on it. I said I hope he 'adjusts quickly'. Wanna stop trolling?

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