SQ_Crazies
Posts: 7,977
Dec 8, 2009 12:51pm
AK-47? He's still in the league?! LOL, what a joke. Z would never let him touch LeBron--he's eastern European, he carries a real AK-47 at all times.
Strapping Young Lad
Posts: 2,453
Dec 8, 2009 12:55pm
AK-47 has ties to the Russian mob, my friend. Plus russian guys always fight above their capabilities.
thedynasty1998
Posts: 6,844
Dec 8, 2009 1:13pm
This is true.Strapping Young Lad wrote: AK-47 has ties to the Russian mob, my friend. Plus russian guys always fight above their capabilities.
krazie45
Posts: 1,055
Dec 8, 2009 1:29pm
The only guy who could conceivably take LeBron out is his current starting center...
Strapping Young Lad
Posts: 2,453
Dec 8, 2009 1:35pm
Wonder if LeBrick will storm off the court when Kobe starts dancin or he'll man up and shake hands...
Again, if you are gonna be a sore loser the least you can do is win with grace. If it was anyone else you all would be sayin' the same thing.....
You don't see this crap go on anywhere else, in any other sport and it obviously pisses the other team off...So, if you want to disrespect your opponent, you'd better be able to face the music when you lose. Which Lebrick obviously did not do last year. If you can't see that then you are in denial...
Again, if you are gonna be a sore loser the least you can do is win with grace. If it was anyone else you all would be sayin' the same thing.....
You don't see this crap go on anywhere else, in any other sport and it obviously pisses the other team off...So, if you want to disrespect your opponent, you'd better be able to face the music when you lose. Which Lebrick obviously did not do last year. If you can't see that then you are in denial...
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JakeGiant
Posts: 355
Dec 8, 2009 1:39pm
It is what it is.....let the Dancing Queen do his thing, and let Kobe do his thing being the best, and winning rings with Lakers.
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 2:20pm
Please, if Kobe, Wade, howard were doing what lebron is I wouldn't say a word. I'm amazed it's such a huge deal to all the lebron haters. I'm not a Kobe fan but you don't see me bashing him for every minor thing that he does. It's called respecting someone, even if your not a fan of them. I have no trouble doing that. As for some other people on here.....that's a different story.
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 2:37pm
I totally agree he was a sore loser last year. Very wrong of himStrapping Young Lad wrote: You don't see this crap go on anywhere else, in any other sport and it obviously pisses the other team off...So, if you want to disrespect your opponent, you'd better be able to face the music when you lose. Which Lebrick obviously did not do last year. If you can't see that then you are in denial....
to not shake hands. I'm talking about now, with the little dances he does sometimes. Your 100% wrong saying it doesn't happen in other sports what do some players do EVERY time they make a tackle? Jump up and do some kind of dance. How about when they score a td? Same thing. Everyone complains about the NFL stopping players from having fun, yet lebron does it and he is a dissrespectful player that is trying to show up the opponent.
Strapping Young Lad
Posts: 2,453
Dec 8, 2009 2:43pm
Dude, they don't have a dance party on the sidelines when the game is still going on. It was enough that Noah felt he needed to say something about it...
And i couldn't even imagine Kobe or Wade doing something like that....In fact I could see either of those two stopping their own teammmates from disrespecting an opponent like that.
And i couldn't even imagine Kobe or Wade doing something like that....In fact I could see either of those two stopping their own teammmates from disrespecting an opponent like that.
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 3:09pm
So after a tackle during a football game is completely different than after a foul in a basketball game?
jpake1
Posts: 2,389
Dec 8, 2009 3:20pm
I don't have a problem with it. I don't like it, but it's really none of my business. It's definitely not something I would do. It's definitely something I wouldn't like my team doing. I can definitely see how another team would feel disrespected. But I don't really think the Cavs were doing it out of respect towards the Bulls.
Strapping Young Lad
Posts: 2,453
Dec 8, 2009 3:20pm
Yes. This dancing went on on the sidelines and was pretty elaborate. Noah started talking after Lebrick was near the CHI bench afer a foul.
And this sort of thing doesn't routinely go on in the NBA, like it does in the NFL, so the opponent is likely to take it as disrespect.
And this sort of thing doesn't routinely go on in the NBA, like it does in the NFL, so the opponent is likely to take it as disrespect.
Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Dec 8, 2009 3:51pm
hangonsloopy wrote: It's called respecting someone
Yet you don't understand this statement you made.
Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Dec 8, 2009 3:55pm
I wish Leboob could actually lead a team to a championship, as Kobe has done. MJ too, as well as Larry and Ervin. The best thing Leboob can do is market himself, and represent the Yankees at an Indians game.JakeGiant wrote: It is what it is.....let the Dancing Queen do his thing, and let Kobe do his thing being the best, and winning rings with Lakers.
Maybe that's it. He has to be a bandwagon fan of those that can actually win on the field/court to make up for his inability to do so. Now it makes sense in why he was dancing. He dominated in a regular season game.
hoops23
Posts: 15,696
Dec 8, 2009 4:03pm
Some of you guys must live pathetic lives if LeBron dancing can bother you so much.
Mr. 300, your act is tired. "Leboob"? Best you could come up with? Seriously? You have to be some what smarter with a more useful and creative mind than what you've displayed, right?
Mr. 300, your act is tired. "Leboob"? Best you could come up with? Seriously? You have to be some what smarter with a more useful and creative mind than what you've displayed, right?
Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Dec 8, 2009 4:11pm
I'd rather see Leboob be smarter and more useful on the court by winning an NBA championship. Seriously, Mike Trivosonno coined it, and it fit perfectly.LTrain23 wrote: Some of you guys must live pathetic lives if LeBron dancing can bother you so much.
Mr. 300, your act is tired. "Leboob"? Best you could come up with? Seriously? You have to be some what smarter with a more useful and creative mind than what you've displayed, right?
wes_mantooth
Posts: 17,977
Dec 8, 2009 4:13pm
It is okay to have an opinion, but when you quote the biggest dbag in Cleveland Talk radio.......that just makes me laugh.Mr. 300 wrote:I'd rather see Leboob be smarter and more useful on the court by winning an NBA championship. Seriously, Mike Trivosonno coined it, and it fit perfectly.LTrain23 wrote: Some of you guys must live pathetic lives if LeBron dancing can bother you so much.
Mr. 300, your act is tired. "Leboob"? Best you could come up with? Seriously? You have to be some what smarter with a more useful and creative mind than what you've displayed, right?
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 4:21pm
lol the "elaborate" dancing went on on the opposite side of the court in front of the fans after a foul. It was so "elaborate" that it lasted a whole 5 seconds.Strapping Young Lad wrote: Yes. This dancing went on on the sidelines and was pretty elaborate. Noah started talking after Lebrick was near the CHI bench afer a foul.
And this sort of thing doesn't routinely go on in the NBA, like it does in the NFL, so the opponent is likely to take it as disrespect.
Strapping Young Lad
Posts: 2,453
Dec 8, 2009 4:22pm
This is true. Lebrick is shoved in our faces all over everything NBA, yet he's a sore loser, a jackass when his team is winning, and we're supposed to call him KING when he isn't even king of his conference....Mr. 300 wrote:
I wish Leboob could actually lead a team to a championship, as Kobe has done. MJ too, as well as Larry and Ervin. The best thing Leboob can do is market himself, and represent the Yankees at an Indians game.
Maybe that's it. He has to be a bandwagon fan of those that can actually win on the field/court to make up for his inability to do so. Now it makes sense in why he was dancing. He dominated in a regular season game.
If I was an annual choke artist, I'd be a little more humble in victory...
We'll see if Stern will hook up 'face of the league' the way Betteman hooked up his,last season. If not, it's time to put the crown on someone who actually earns it....
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 4:23pm
Please explain. Who am I not respecting? Unlike you, I haven't called anyone childish names. Unless your talking about me saying your a hater. Which, if that's the case, is lame. Sorry if I hurt your feelings.Mr. 300 wrote:hangonsloopy wrote: It's called respecting someone
Yet you don't understand this statement you made.
Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Dec 8, 2009 9:55pm
wes_mantooth wrote:It is okay to have an opinion, but when you quote the biggest dbag in Cleveland Talk radio.......that just makes me laugh.Mr. 300 wrote:I'd rather see Leboob be smarter and more useful on the court by winning an NBA championship. Seriously, Mike Trivosonno coined it, and it fit perfectly.LTrain23 wrote: Some of you guys must live pathetic lives if LeBron dancing can bother you so much.
Mr. 300, your act is tired. "Leboob"? Best you could come up with? Seriously? You have to be some what smarter with a more useful and creative mind than what you've displayed, right?
Yeah, only the highest rated talk show host in Cleveland for many, many years. His Arbitron ratings are through the roof book after book. I feel the same way about Leboob as you do Triv, he's a major goldhammer.
Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Dec 8, 2009 9:58pm
You are hopeless. Please don't produce any offspring.hangonsloopy wrote:Please explain. Who am I not respecting? Unlike you, I haven't called anyone childish names. Unless your talking about me saying your a hater. Which, if that's the case, is lame. Sorry if I hurt your feelings.Mr. 300 wrote:hangonsloopy wrote: It's called respecting someone
Yet you don't understand this statement you made.
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 10:07pm
haha....I enjoy how you don't ever answer any real questions because all you do is try to insult people. Keep going, it's very amusing. 
Mr. 300
Posts: 3,090
Dec 8, 2009 10:11pm
You said respect someone....how about respecting your opponent both on and off the court, during and after a game. You are so laughable at times, and make this too easy.
Have you ever competed at a professional level in any sport????
Have you ever competed at a professional level in any sport????
hangonsloopy
Posts: 1,291
Dec 8, 2009 10:18pm
I was talking about respecting people in general, which you apparently couldn't figure out. I dunno what you want people to say. Most think it was a mistake for Lebron to not shake hands last year, me included. And most could care less if he has fun playing. Yet all you do is call names and try to insult people. I wonder who would be laughable if we took a poll? I have a hunch who would win....
I'm not sure what competing at a pro level has to do with anything. I would think you should respect your opponent at all levels.
I'm not sure what competing at a pro level has to do with anything. I would think you should respect your opponent at all levels.