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Blow up the picture screenshot and zoom it's easier to see on the black pairyour gonna have to show better pics bcuz I def don't see snakeskin
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Blow up the picture screenshot and zoom it's easier to see on the black pairyour gonna have to show better pics bcuz I def don't see snakeskin
i blew up both and they both look like the regular material and not snakeskin so again i'll await clearer better picsBlow up the picture screenshot and zoom it's easier to see on the black pairyour gonna have to show better pics bcuz I def don't see snakeskin
KD8 "Vinary" (Release date October 1, 2015)
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Hope the designers are slapping themselves... joints sitting all across the land
I'm pretty much the only one who copped at my local
I'm actually 15 and my dad brought me to a wizards Timberwolves game when I was five so technically I did see him play. But I definitely agreeyou dont have to of watched someone live to idolize and respect someones game. Everybody under the age of 20 that says Jordan is the greatest of all time never actually saw him play
I'm actually 15 and my dad brought me to a wizards Timberwolves game when I was five so technically I did see him play. But I definitely agree
There's this thing called Yourube, ESPN Classic, NBa TV Etc, so perhaps KD caught a Celtics/Lakers marathon and got a hard on from watching Larry Legend cook.
me neither....i dont know where that came from.......he probably not that popular to some because he doesn't have a sneaker line, plus in the 80s and 90s the dunkers got the love or simply because he be chilling and not visible like that.....anybody interested in bball SHOULD know that man was badI've never heard Larry Bird left out the all time great conversations.
I believe Larry Bird is forgotten to a certain degree. Even though he gets credited along with Magic for saving for NBA, and was one of the marquee players during the golden years and wildly popular during the first Dream team run in '92, he didn't market himself heavy outside of basketball after his career was over. It wasn't in his nature. After he stopped playing in 1992 He went away for a while, worked with the Celtics, won a NBA Coach of the year with the pacers (Only player to win NBA MVP and Coach of the Year so far), and lead them to 3 consecutive Conference Finals and a Finals in 2000.
Magic on the other hand stayed visible with the '96 Comback and with the Starbucks, Movie Theatres etc etc among many other things. Most kids of this generation know Magic as the "Magic Theatre" guy. Kids in my building was shocked to find out that he used to play basketball and wondered how the hell he won 3 MVP and was a triple double machine despite being african american and unable to jump over a telephone book.
Overall, true basketball savants, junkiies, know Larry Bird really well. 24, 10, and 5 for his career, 3 rings, and an overall laid back dude. Team Sagittarius. Funny thing is even though people loved to bring up race and how a white dude was kicking black dudes **** on the court, he pretty colorblind and chilled with mostly black dudes and said in an interview that he used to get offended when opposing teams would stick a white dude on him.
Oh yeah. passing on the Vinary cw.
Real talk. These days people kinda look past Larry Bird. Dude was bad..Bird, Magic, Isiah, Worthy, Moses Malone, Benard King, The Doctor, Worthy, Mc Hale, The Chief, Jabbar, Alex English, Dantley, Ralph Sampson, Buck Williams, Clyde, Aguirre, Iceman, Hakeem, Jordan....and a slew of others were a MAJOR part of the 70s and 80s era of the NBA. Most of these guys arent even mentioned in NBA talk these days. Dont expect to hear these names unless you was born in the 70s or early 80s. i was born in 75...And my father being a die hard Celtic fan..i use to get tired of hearing about that damn team..only to later appreciate the history behind that team and its players.I believe Larry Bird is forgotten to a certain degree. Even though he gets credited along with Magic for saving for NBA, and was one of the marquee players during the golden years and wildly popular during the first Dream team run in '92, he didn't market himself heavy outside of basketball after his career was over. It wasn't in his nature. After he stopped playing in 1992 He went away for a while, worked with the Celtics, won a NBA Coach of the year with the pacers (Only player to win NBA MVP and Coach of the Year so far), and lead them to 3 consecutive Conference Finals and a Finals in 2000.
Magic on the other hand stayed visible with the '96 Comback and with the Starbucks, Movie Theatres etc etc among many other things. Most kids of this generation know Magic as the "Magic Theatre" guy. Kids in my building was shocked to find out that he used to play basketball and wondered how the hell he won 3 MVP and was a triple double machine despite being african american and unable to jump over a telephone book.
Overall, true basketball savants, junkiies, know Larry Bird really well. 24, 10, and 5 for his career, 3 rings, and an overall laid back dude. Team Sagittarius. Funny thing is even though people loved to bring up race and how a white dude was kicking black dudes **** on the court, he pretty colorblind and chilled with mostly black dudes and said in an interview that he used to get offended when opposing teams would stick a white dude on him.
Oh yeah. passing on the Vinary cw.
There's this thing called Yourube, ESPN Classic, NBa TV Etc, so perhaps KD caught a Celtics/Lakers marathon and got a hard on from watching Larry Legend cook.
As for the KD 8, I love the design just not the price lol. Even though i can get a discount I'll wait until the final price is sub $100.00. V8 I really so far.