Stereotypes...
mikeya02
When I was younger I played basketball a lot. One time I was matched against a pretty good black player. He was taller than me. Thing was, I was better. I could dunk, he couldn't .I was a better shooter, At first he got super pissed, but we became friends.
So I asked him over to hang out. He saw my chess set and said let's play. I said sure, let's see what you got. He beat me 8 games in a row, talking shit the whole time. It was kinda irritating. I asked how are you so good? He said he was on the chess club in high school. ????????????? His school was totally ghetto and thug. I was surprised.
So I asked him over to hang out. He saw my chess set and said let's play. I said sure, let's see what you got. He beat me 8 games in a row, talking shit the whole time. It was kinda irritating. I asked how are you so good? He said he was on the chess club in high school. ????????????? His school was totally ghetto and thug. I was surprised.
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last comment..and he couldn't do math worth shit.
I guess some stereotypes do apply
:)
Lol
This week ESPN replayed the 1966 NCAA championship game between Texas Western and Kentucky. That was pretty cool seeing a game from 50 years ago. They actually used the sky hook a few time.
I don't think I've seen the sky hook since Kareem, and later Rik Smits, were so effective with it.
It was difficult to defend - especially with Kareem's height advantage. I almost forgot about Rik Smits.
Isaiah Thomas was wrong? Oh yeah - his ideas almost destroyed the Knicks from the front office.
I thought Rik Smits could have been the best center in the game if he could have stayed healthy. He had too many foot problems so he could only play about 1/3 of the game. But I thought he was better than Shaq when was healthy.
I also loved Dr J - Mo Cheeks - and many on the other 76'rs of the old days.
Maybe I was joking a little, but in the 2000 Finals when the Pacers played the Lakers, for the first 5 minutes of each game i thought Smits was better.
Unfortunately, NBA games are longer than 5 minutes. Lol
That Celtics team - with Bird - Ainge - and even McHale - wasn't bad in terms of good white dudes.
Bill Walton was very impressive at UCLA - but then his body seemed to fail. Sadly, his mouth never stopped running.
Papi, Juice was the original White Shadow. lol.
I don't know why, but I also think its cool when I see a black guy wearing a white player's jersey. Just seems totally racially unbiased to me, like he likes that player simply because he's a good player.
On the phone I sound like a black guy lol