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[eagle 0n]

Originally Posted by Paul Is On Tilt

Greg Papa Pump!

Wish I had that Scott Steiner gif where he fake punches/throws someone into a ringpost or something like that.

 

[dland24]

 

[eagle 0n]

haha

thanks dland.

 

[tim lincecum]

Originally Posted by LazyJ10

Greg Papa for the Warriors > Bitter Bob will ever be

John O'Hurley for the Warriors > Greg Papa for the Warriors > Bitter Bob

 

[acidicality]

Originally Posted by Tim Lincecum

Originally Posted by LazyJ10

Greg Papa for the Warriors > Bitter Bob will ever be

Chris Quinn for the Warriors >John O'Hurley for the Warriors > Greg Papa for the Warriors > Bitter Bob

 

[tim lincecum]

Originally Posted by acidicality

Originally Posted by Tim Lincecum

Originally Posted by LazyJ10

Greg Papa for the Warriors > Bitter Bob will ever be

Chris Quinn for the Warriors >John O'Hurley for the Warriors > Greg Papa for the Warriors > Bitter Bob

Chris Quinn has never hosted an episode of Family Feud.

 

[daprescription]

Originally Posted by dland24

Tell me why I stared at this gif for 1 min. straight

. WOW.

 

[lb510]

@ the pic and gif

 

[acidicality]

tried a mega mac yesterday at a mcdonalds here...it was

, even if ifelt like i was gonna have a heart attack afterward.

 

[paul is on tilt]

A Mega Mac is a Big Mac with 4 patties, correct?

 

[daprescription]

A big mac isn't even that big. To me, it's not that much different than a $1 dpuble cheese burger.

 

[daprescription]

 

[dont be a menace]

2 more days to see what happens with it. maybe longer if Amare keeps changing his mind.

 

[acidicality]

Originally Posted by Paul Is On Tilt

A Mega Mac is a Big Mac with 4 patties, correct?

yeah, pretty much.

 

[nothingtol0se]

[h1]NBA free agents like Bay Area but don't want to play here[/h1]
By Monte Poole

Bay Area News Group

Posted: 07/06/2009 05:57:22 PM PDT

Updated: 07/06/2009 05:57:23 PM PDT


They can sell the gorgeous landscapes and the mild weather. They can sell the distinctive cultures, the splendid urban/rural blend. They can offer more than enough money to take the sting off the cost of living in a place Tyrone Willingham, who has lived in a dozen states, refers to as "God's Country.''

What the Warriors have a devil of a time doing, though, is selling their organization to the NBA's most desirable free agents.

It's not that nobody who can make a difference on an NBA team wants to come to the Bay Area. It's that nobody who can make a difference on an NBA team wants to be a Warrior.

That's the enduring curse of the Chris Cohan regime.

Once again it is July, the busiest month on the NBA calendar, and once again the Warriors are finding it exceedingly difficult to overcome their culture of erratic ownership, instability in the front office and capricious coaching. That's the league-wide perception, and they do more than enough to foster it.

So once again, they're finding none of the league's best players showing even the slightest bit of interest in coming to our lovely corner of the world.

Coach/emperor Don Nelson, through General Manager Larry Riley, has made clear that his No. 1 off-season goal is to acquire a veteran low-block scoring threat - which has been this team's goal since the Civil War. The Warriors have identified several, including Phoenix's Amare Stoudemire, who would have to come as

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part of a trade.
Except Stoudemire, surveying the field, sniffed and said he'd rather not come here.

Meanwhile, stars sprint toward new regions, either through free agency or trades. Hedo Turkoglu dashes into Toronto, Vince Carter floats into Orlando, Richard Jefferson rushes into San Antonio, Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva gallop into Detroit, and Shaquille O'Neal rushes to get to Cleveland.

So, with Stoudemire expressing the feelings of most around the NBA, the Warriors' arduous search begins anew.

Cruising the free-agent market finds little to inspire the fan base. Does your pulse race at the thought of the Warriors reacquiring Joe Smith or Donyell Marshall? Didn't think so. But Joe and Donyell, both on the dark side of their career, are about as good as anybody out there in the dual roles of grabbing rebounds and making shots

Thus the Warriors' only real chance is to make a trade and force someone to come here. In case you have forgotten how that ends, we have a long list of names - beginning with Nick Van Exel, Danny Fortson, Mookie Blaylock and Rony Seikaly - to remind you.

Yet this is the bind into which the Warriors have placed themselves.

There was, for the briefest of moments, an attempt to shed this ugly tradition. Five years ago, new G.M. Chris Mullin overpaid for Derek Fisher, who was the first "name'' free agent to sign up since Mark "Well Past His Prime'' Price in 1996. Mullin conceded the Fisher signing was as much about bringing credibility to the franchise as it was about improving the team.

Credibility, however, did not rear its welcome presence until seven months later, when Mullin traded for Baron Davis. Davis eventually led to Nelson's return, which led to the impact trade bringing Stephen Jackson and Al Harrington, which led to consecutive winning seasons for the first time in Cohan's ownership, which began in 1995.

We saw that unravel in true Warriors fashion, from the top down. When Davis opted out last July, the Warriors chased Gilbert Arenas. Familiar with the club from his two seasons here, Gil chuckled, declined and contacted Baron. The Los Angeles buddies, realizing Mullin's juice had been drained, found the overture rather desperate.

The Warriors then turned to Elton Brand, who became a California guy during his seven years with the Clippers. Brand politely declined and went to Philadelphia.

The Warriors wound up overcompensating Corey Maggette and picking up Rony Turiaf after making an offer the Lakers declined to match. A one-dimensional wing and reliable backup big man, friends, represent the best of the Cohan-era free agents.

Unless you found something irresistible about Fisher, Price, Speedy Claxton or Cal Cheaney, in which case you should congratulate yourself. You've been influenced by a lifestyle your friends in Cleveland and Detroit only wish they could have.

Enjoy your July, Warriors fans, and remember to keep your expectations low.

 

[acidicality]

*$!! Rowell! *$!! Cohan! *$!! Nelson!

 

[andrew630]

2 more days...

 

[boys noize]

Wait, so what happens in 2 days?

 

[daprescription]

Originally Posted by Boys Noize

Wait, so what happens in 2 days?

Nothing.

 

[andrew630]

Originally Posted by daprescription

Originally Posted by Boys Noize

Wait, so what happens in 2 days?

Nothing.

pretty much, but it's nice to here a bit of excitingnews.

does anyone have a rapidshare premium or megaupload premium account?

 

[franchise 55]

^ I have rapidshare

 

[dont be a menace]

question for the 360 owners in here.. is the 360 always hella loud? it sounds like i have a mini vacuum turned on everytime i turn it on. even worse when iplay something with the CD

 

[TheGodFresco]

Originally Posted by dont be a menace

question for the 360 owners in here.. is the 360 always hella loud? it sounds like i have a mini vacuum turned on everytime i turn it on. even worse when i play something with the CD

yea mine is usually loud

 

[el flaco mcfly]

Originally Posted by GSDOUBLEU

Originally Posted by dont be a menace

question for the 360 owners in here.. is the 360 always hella loud? it sounds like i have a mini vacuum turned on everytime i turn it on. even worse when i play something with the CD

yea mine is usually loud

 

[dont be a menace]

Originally Posted by EL Flaco McFly

Originally Posted by GSDOUBLEU

Originally Posted by dont be a menace

question for the 360 owners in here.. is the 360 always hella loud? it sounds like i have a mini vacuum turned on everytime i turn it on. even worse when i play something with the CD

yea mine is usually loud

glad i wasn't the only one. i guess i never seem to hear it at other people's houses when everyones yelling and th TV turned up high. and what'sthe best way to keep it? standing up or laying flat?