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Crawford wants to go to Portland just so he doesn't have to adjust his damn watch.
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No more pictures of Rowell. Everytime I see his mug I just wanna punch him in the face.
Kinda random, but why is Crawford always cold when he's on the court?
And 715
. I think I will get the testosterone.
Kinda random, but why is Crawford always cold when he's on the court?
And 715
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Those of you film freaks, keep an eye out for the Willem Dafoe Cannes controversial film, "Antichrist."
It's not out yet, and it won't be for a while, but keep an eye out for it.
Ebert: "This is the most despairing film I've ever seen"
It's not out yet, and it won't be for a while, but keep an eye out for it.
Ebert: "This is the most despairing film I've ever seen"
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^it's not Willem Dafoe's film. get it right. Lars Von Trier. guy's a nutcase. Breaking the Waves wasone of the most depressing films i've ever seen. I can't imagine what Antichrist will do.
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Well, I don't expect the common Joe Schmoe to know who Lars is.Originally Posted by Enlightened Thought
^it's not Willem Dafoe's film. get it right. Lars Von Trier. guy's a nutcase. Breaking the Waves was one of the most depressing films i've ever seen. I can't imagine what Antichrist will do.
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^true. but being a film student, it's second nature to always refer to a movie as the director's work, not an actor's.
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that sounds like a real crazy movie...
and....i just grew a pair, even if it was online.
and....i just grew a pair, even if it was online.
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he said something about keeping his hands warm for a shot or something like. some bogus chucker's theory.Originally Posted by acidicality
No more pictures of Rowell. Everytime I see his mug I just wanna punch him in the face.
Kinda random, but why is Crawford always cold when he's on the court?
And 715. I think I will get the testosterone.
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You're a film student? What do you want to do?
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I'm a double major in Journalism and Film Studies. ideally, I'd like to get into the media industry, whether it means reporting for a station or doingsome behind the camera work for some television companies (from pre-production to post-production). hopefully having a background in writing/reporting alongwith knowledge of how to make films will get me somewhere. god i need a job haha. i think i might (but i pray to God i don't) just take a year off andplay poker online
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how long has randolph had the high flyer thing in 2k? he's ridiculous now.
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I emailed Bruce after I checked out the site....
Order one ... let it get to your house ... and tell me how fake it is. They're not fake, they're stolen.
It was lots of fun filling in for Gary this week ... and next week, I begin Monday filling in for Ralph & Tom from 3-7, and back to normal after that. Hope you can tune in.
All the best,
D.Bruce
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These jerseys are fake, most likely Chinese counterfeits! No wonder theyre sooo cheap!
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GSW are back to day 1 again.
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I barely updated when the season ended and it was there. If you switch him to PF his rating jumps even higher. I sim'd a season and hisrating is 90 starting the next season
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[table][tr][td]Paul "We Believe" Wong's Letter To Robert Rowell[/td] [td]
The letter Paul Wong sent to Robert Rowell at the end of the season. Warriors aknowledged receipt of the letter but never responded. Paul has since decided to not renew his tickets for next season. Paul is the best fan a team could hope for. In addition to purchasing season tickets, to a team that at the time hadn't been to the playoffs in over a decade, he spent thousands of dollars of his own money to motivate other fans. The energy and excitement helped vault the Warriors into the playoffs and turned the Oracle Arena into a screaming madhouse of energy. The Warriors will one day run out of 'casual' fans, and they will find that the loyal fanbase that they have treated with utmost contempt, is no longer around to support them.
-Del
STH: Section 112
April 13, 2009
Dear Mr. Rowell,
I have contemplated back and forth whether it's worth my time to write in about the disappointment that I have with the warrior's organization upper management, in specific you. No, this is not another angry season ticket holder blaming you for everything and anything that has happened to this team this season. Yet it's about a die hard fan that has giving his heart & soul to help this organization from a decade of miseries to becoming the darling of not just the bay area but the NBA as well. Instead of the appreciation and recognition in return from the organization, I personally feel that I've been given the "cold shoulder". I really don't understand why we can't receive a simple "Thank You" from you? I sit 5 feet from you. Every game that we attend I keep saying to myself this is the night that he's going to come over to us and say "Thank You" for coming up with the "We Believe" and every night I leave disappointed.
That negative feeling keeps escalating more and more as each game goes by, to the point there's no feeling to the games we attend. On top of that, everywhere I turn these days all I see is your organization's new mantra; "WE CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU!". Are you serious? If this organization's truly meant that, I would absolutely renew this year! From the time of the "We Believe" season till now (final game of the season), have you or anyone from the executive team come to my family and I to tell us "Thank you, we could not have done it without you!" Do you know the events that took place that led to the magical "We Believe" season?
If not let me share with you:
3/7/07 vs. Denver -> first "sign" of "We Believe Playoff"
3/9/07 vs. L.A Clippers -> first game that "We Believe Go Warriors" original placards were passed out
3/12/07 vs. Dallas -> original placards handed out
3/16/07 vs. Minnesota -> original placards handed out
3/23/07 vs. Washington -> original placards handed out
3/26/07 vs. San Antonio -> original placards handed out
3/29/07 vs. Phoenix -> original placards handed out, first sign of "We Believe" on national TV TNT
4/1/07 vs. Memphis - original placards handed out
4/9/07 vs. Utah -> original placards handed out
4/13/07 @ Sacramento -> original placards handed out at opposing team where you can hear the chant "Let's go warriors!" through your TV sets. Took so much verbal abuse from Kings fans that night, but I finished wishing them luck their next game against the clippers because Warriors fans were cheering for them. You should of seen the look on their faces as the few of us were chanting "Let's go Kings!" through out their arena after the game.
4/15/07 vs. Minnesota -> original placards handed out as fans went into a frenzy when the
Sacramento Kings beat the clippers.
4/17/07 vs. Dallas -> original placards handed out
4/18/07 @ Portland opening viewing @ Oracle- - original placards handed out as the place was in a frenzy!!
Prior to the beginning of 2007-2008 seasons, it was my understanding through our legal counsels that the Warriors would no longer be using "We Believe" in any of their promotions for the upcoming season. To my surprise, they were. I was angry, yet I was rather flattered that the organization's marketing team could not come up with something original themselves.
The day before April 10, 2008 the biggest game of the year vs. Denver which we loss 114-105 I'd contacted Travis (not sure last name) of marketing to help me with the cost of printing and passing out of the original "we believe" placards but never received a phone call back. Since without my permission the organization could not use the "We Believe" mantra I decided to print out the placards myself with my own money once again to pass out at that game. When I'd arrived that night, I was devastated to find "We Believe" placards placed on every seat with TNT on the back of them. I was left simply speechless! YOU GUYS MESSED UP THE MOJO!! It was never about the compensations!!!!! It was about winning, and getting this team to the PLAYOFFS! It was about creating this special feeling of "We have each others back" within that complex which we all have created together. That was what made Warriors fans the best fans in the NBA which made it impossible to beat us at Oracle.
As devastated as I was, my son and I flew out to Phoenix 4/14/08 holding on to the slimmest hope of the chance of the playoff. I want to thank Raymond Ridder for the tickets yet I had to purchase upgraded seats so that fans back home and the team could see the "Warriors Mojo Fan" was there to support. If only Baron would have shown up too, another story there. I would never forget that game, Chris Mullin personally came up to my son and I to say thank you for everything that we were doing for the team while you continued on walking away. Sorry Mr. Rowell you're not at the status of Chris Mullin yet he approached us instead.
Still no Love! Yet there was hope in sight. Danielle my awesome Rep informed me that my wife and I were going to be the "Season ticket holder of game" at the last game of the season 4/16/08 vs. Seattle. About time I recall saying to myself, it wasn't a meet and greet with the players or compensation with free season tickets but hey it'll do. My wife invited friends and families for that game. As we were all sitting there, to our disbelief that some other fans were the "Season ticket holder of game". By then my phone was blowing up from friends and family wondering what had happened? Unfortunately, Danielle had to break the news to us that at the last minute someone changed their mind. O.K. here's my ego coming out, but after all that I've done I couldn't be recognized with a lousy bag with out of date corporate sponsor shirts?
Oh, I know what they're going to recognize me in a more grander way:
The warriors are going to send their lucky "mojo" fan to the Lottery for good luck in hope of the first pick. NOPE! By the way the Kings and the Celtics did. The warriors are going to recognize me at the opening night of the upcoming season. Nope, didn't happen.
The president of the warrior's is going to come shake the lucky "mojo" fan prior to every home game. Nope.
Is really funny that whenever media outlets, newspaper and news station ask me the same question, "What has the warrior's done for you as a way to say thank you for? I would reply that the "Warriors are a class act organization and they will do what's right when the time comes." Well Mr. Rowell, I don't have deep pockets like your corporate fans. I work hard to support my family and with this economy it doesn't make sense spending our hard earned $5500 on a pair of seats supporting an organization that shows no love in return. I'm truly embarrassed that your organization has put me in this awkward position of asking to compensate my family for our efforts with a renewal of our 2 seats. I don't think it's asking for much since it's that amount I'd put into the "We Believe" campaign. Believe it or not these seats mean a lot to my family and I, we have supported you financially for the past 10 seasons and I have supported this team all my life.
Mr. Rowell,
Do you believe in "KARMA"?
Baron opts out?
Monta get's hurt?
Lose every buzzer beater game this season?
Season plague with injuries?
There's a book out called "The Secret" and speaks of the "Law of Attraction" If you think it's hog wash just reflect back to the "We Believe" season it originated from there through one die hard fan.
I really don't know you but only through what I've heard, read & observe about you. As I write this I wonder if you even care what I have to say, yet I know you do. I know you are very passionate about this team and us fans. I can see it in your body language and the disgust that you have when the referees make an awful call. You are a public figure and I'm sure you are under the microscope on a daily basis. Could you please show the public who "Bobby" is. I'd met you and Mr. Cohan back in 2000 when I stop by the headquarters with pizzas for the staff from our pizza business, when introduced to me as Robert Rowell you corrected by saying call me Bobby. I also want to thank you for allowing me to pass the "We Believe" placards in your arena or we wouldn't have shared the majestic season that we all did. I hope this letter help in regards to the feeling and insight of a die hard fan. Just truly mean it when you say:
"WE CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU"
Today is going to be our last game with you all; I would like thank all of your staff. They are simply the best, if it wasn't for the love that they have shown us all these years this letter would've been written a long time ago.
I wish you and the organization the very best in all your endeavors. Please pack the house with true fans not with body counts.
GO WARRIORS!!!!
Sincerely,
Paul Alex Wong
"The Warrior Mojo Fan"
Sect 121 Row 2 Seats 9 & 10
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[table][tr][td]Paul "We Believe" Wong's Letter To Robert Rowell[/td] [td]
The letter Paul Wong sent to Robert Rowell at the end of the season. Warriors aknowledged receipt of the letter but never responded. Paul has since decided to not renew his tickets for next season. Paul is the best fan a team could hope for. In addition to purchasing season tickets, to a team that at the time hadn't been to the playoffs in over a decade, he spent thousands of dollars of his own money to motivate other fans. The energy and excitement helped vault the Warriors into the playoffs and turned the Oracle Arena into a screaming madhouse of energy. The Warriors will one day run out of 'casual' fans, and they will find that the loyal fanbase that they have treated with utmost contempt, is no longer around to support them.
-Del
STH: Section 112
April 13, 2009
Dear Mr. Rowell,
I have contemplated back and forth whether it's worth my time to write in about the disappointment that I have with the warrior's organization upper management, in specific you. No, this is not another angry season ticket holder blaming you for everything and anything that has happened to this team this season. Yet it's about a die hard fan that has giving his heart & soul to help this organization from a decade of miseries to becoming the darling of not just the bay area but the NBA as well. Instead of the appreciation and recognition in return from the organization, I personally feel that I've been given the "cold shoulder". I really don't understand why we can't receive a simple "Thank You" from you? I sit 5 feet from you. Every game that we attend I keep saying to myself this is the night that he's going to come over to us and say "Thank You" for coming up with the "We Believe" and every night I leave disappointed.
That negative feeling keeps escalating more and more as each game goes by, to the point there's no feeling to the games we attend. On top of that, everywhere I turn these days all I see is your organization's new mantra; "WE CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU!". Are you serious? If this organization's truly meant that, I would absolutely renew this year! From the time of the "We Believe" season till now (final game of the season), have you or anyone from the executive team come to my family and I to tell us "Thank you, we could not have done it without you!" Do you know the events that took place that led to the magical "We Believe" season?
If not let me share with you:
3/7/07 vs. Denver -> first "sign" of "We Believe Playoff"
3/9/07 vs. L.A Clippers -> first game that "We Believe Go Warriors" original placards were passed out
3/12/07 vs. Dallas -> original placards handed out
3/16/07 vs. Minnesota -> original placards handed out
3/23/07 vs. Washington -> original placards handed out
3/26/07 vs. San Antonio -> original placards handed out
3/29/07 vs. Phoenix -> original placards handed out, first sign of "We Believe" on national TV TNT
4/1/07 vs. Memphis - original placards handed out
4/9/07 vs. Utah -> original placards handed out
4/13/07 @ Sacramento -> original placards handed out at opposing team where you can hear the chant "Let's go warriors!" through your TV sets. Took so much verbal abuse from Kings fans that night, but I finished wishing them luck their next game against the clippers because Warriors fans were cheering for them. You should of seen the look on their faces as the few of us were chanting "Let's go Kings!" through out their arena after the game.
4/15/07 vs. Minnesota -> original placards handed out as fans went into a frenzy when the
Sacramento Kings beat the clippers.
4/17/07 vs. Dallas -> original placards handed out
4/18/07 @ Portland opening viewing @ Oracle- - original placards handed out as the place was in a frenzy!!
Prior to the beginning of 2007-2008 seasons, it was my understanding through our legal counsels that the Warriors would no longer be using "We Believe" in any of their promotions for the upcoming season. To my surprise, they were. I was angry, yet I was rather flattered that the organization's marketing team could not come up with something original themselves.
The day before April 10, 2008 the biggest game of the year vs. Denver which we loss 114-105 I'd contacted Travis (not sure last name) of marketing to help me with the cost of printing and passing out of the original "we believe" placards but never received a phone call back. Since without my permission the organization could not use the "We Believe" mantra I decided to print out the placards myself with my own money once again to pass out at that game. When I'd arrived that night, I was devastated to find "We Believe" placards placed on every seat with TNT on the back of them. I was left simply speechless! YOU GUYS MESSED UP THE MOJO!! It was never about the compensations!!!!! It was about winning, and getting this team to the PLAYOFFS! It was about creating this special feeling of "We have each others back" within that complex which we all have created together. That was what made Warriors fans the best fans in the NBA which made it impossible to beat us at Oracle.
As devastated as I was, my son and I flew out to Phoenix 4/14/08 holding on to the slimmest hope of the chance of the playoff. I want to thank Raymond Ridder for the tickets yet I had to purchase upgraded seats so that fans back home and the team could see the "Warriors Mojo Fan" was there to support. If only Baron would have shown up too, another story there. I would never forget that game, Chris Mullin personally came up to my son and I to say thank you for everything that we were doing for the team while you continued on walking away. Sorry Mr. Rowell you're not at the status of Chris Mullin yet he approached us instead.
Still no Love! Yet there was hope in sight. Danielle my awesome Rep informed me that my wife and I were going to be the "Season ticket holder of game" at the last game of the season 4/16/08 vs. Seattle. About time I recall saying to myself, it wasn't a meet and greet with the players or compensation with free season tickets but hey it'll do. My wife invited friends and families for that game. As we were all sitting there, to our disbelief that some other fans were the "Season ticket holder of game". By then my phone was blowing up from friends and family wondering what had happened? Unfortunately, Danielle had to break the news to us that at the last minute someone changed their mind. O.K. here's my ego coming out, but after all that I've done I couldn't be recognized with a lousy bag with out of date corporate sponsor shirts?
Oh, I know what they're going to recognize me in a more grander way:
The warriors are going to send their lucky "mojo" fan to the Lottery for good luck in hope of the first pick. NOPE! By the way the Kings and the Celtics did. The warriors are going to recognize me at the opening night of the upcoming season. Nope, didn't happen.
The president of the warrior's is going to come shake the lucky "mojo" fan prior to every home game. Nope.
Is really funny that whenever media outlets, newspaper and news station ask me the same question, "What has the warrior's done for you as a way to say thank you for? I would reply that the "Warriors are a class act organization and they will do what's right when the time comes." Well Mr. Rowell, I don't have deep pockets like your corporate fans. I work hard to support my family and with this economy it doesn't make sense spending our hard earned $5500 on a pair of seats supporting an organization that shows no love in return. I'm truly embarrassed that your organization has put me in this awkward position of asking to compensate my family for our efforts with a renewal of our 2 seats. I don't think it's asking for much since it's that amount I'd put into the "We Believe" campaign. Believe it or not these seats mean a lot to my family and I, we have supported you financially for the past 10 seasons and I have supported this team all my life.
Mr. Rowell,
Do you believe in "KARMA"?
Baron opts out?
Monta get's hurt?
Lose every buzzer beater game this season?
Season plague with injuries?
There's a book out called "The Secret" and speaks of the "Law of Attraction" If you think it's hog wash just reflect back to the "We Believe" season it originated from there through one die hard fan.
I really don't know you but only through what I've heard, read & observe about you. As I write this I wonder if you even care what I have to say, yet I know you do. I know you are very passionate about this team and us fans. I can see it in your body language and the disgust that you have when the referees make an awful call. You are a public figure and I'm sure you are under the microscope on a daily basis. Could you please show the public who "Bobby" is. I'd met you and Mr. Cohan back in 2000 when I stop by the headquarters with pizzas for the staff from our pizza business, when introduced to me as Robert Rowell you corrected by saying call me Bobby. I also want to thank you for allowing me to pass the "We Believe" placards in your arena or we wouldn't have shared the majestic season that we all did. I hope this letter help in regards to the feeling and insight of a die hard fan. Just truly mean it when you say:
"WE CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU"
Today is going to be our last game with you all; I would like thank all of your staff. They are simply the best, if it wasn't for the love that they have shown us all these years this letter would've been written a long time ago.
I wish you and the organization the very best in all your endeavors. Please pack the house with true fans not with body counts.
GO WARRIORS!!!!
Sincerely,
Paul Alex Wong
"The Warrior Mojo Fan"
Sect 121 Row 2 Seats 9 & 10
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that's very unfortunate....
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Looks like Game 4 of the playoff series vs. Dallas will continue to be the last Warrior game I attended (unless I get free tickets
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I think I went to 11 Warriors games this year...none of that money went to the Warriors organization. I don't even pay for parking.
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Now that i think about it, that might have been the last game i went too as well. I didn't go to any last season, and i don't think i wentto any the 48 win year either.Originally Posted by EAGLE 0N
Looks like Game 4 of the playoff series vs. Dallas will continue to be the last Warrior game I attended (unless I get free tickets)
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The site is down now anyways right?
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do you still have the website?
this sam young guy sounds like a real professional, too bad we don't need another wing player.
this sam young guy sounds like a real professional, too bad we don't need another wing player.
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game 3 for meOriginally Posted by EAGLE 0N
Looks like Game 4 of the playoff series vs. Dallas will continue to be the last Warrior game I attended (unless I get free tickets)
Robert Rowell
