I Love You Spec. I've gotten some very nice PM's from you. But.............

This is no time for you to show any type of sportsmanship. I already have enough shit to deal with with my Turkish cousins on FB with Turkoglu.

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Oh boo hoo

 

stfu

It's weird trying to translate hate. o:

 

There's only one way to translate hate. o:

 

It's called being a hater.

Lakers up 3-1 Bitch! :fawk:


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No, it's called the middle finger, biatch!!

I find it funny that anybody that dislikes the Lakers is a "hater"...but anybody that dislikes any other team just doesn't like em.

 

no no no ali, i wasnt trying to start a discussion or whatever, i'm just not very knowledgable when it comes to the intricacies of basketball rules. i was seriously asking if it was a foul because i dont know the rules and what not.

 

Right. Because its just not enough liking the team playing against the Lakers. Teams against them have to hate them.

Lakers up 3-1,

Hoe.

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Werd. Most home teams seem to get more calls in their favor. When the Lakers play away from home, if they get 1 of 8 calls in their favor, it's a conspiracy.

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yeah it LOOKs like a foul, but it also LOOKS like he straight ran into his arm. so what do the rules say regarding things like that? all i can think of is all the super die hard laker guys complaining if that happened to one of the lakers. i used to be able to watch laker games in the breakroom here at work, but some of the people in there...:ugh:

in one of the prior games, a coworker was yelling "wheres the FOUL CALL!!!" when Kobe clearly got blocked, all ball. when they showed the replay and it was clearly no foul, he straight gave another coworker girl (who was chuckling at him being wrong) the middle finger in front of everyone. it was pretty disrespectful and embarassing.

there's a good chunk of Laker fans here at work, its just these 3-4 guys that kind of ruin it for the people who just want to watch the game.

 

so i got this reading in a NBA forum...

> > Bottom Line, Nelson was not in a defensible position when Kobe turned and caught him with the elbow. Nelson ran right into the elbow as Kobe was trying to pass to Fisher.
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> > Rule book states if the defending player establishes position and an offensive players elbow makes any contact with him it is an offensive foul and since HE DID NOT have position it wasn't a foul.