Wed Feb 23, 2005 2:21 am
fgrep15 wrote:I'm fine with him getting MVP, but I think it should've been Lebron or Wade.
You gotta be kidding on that one, homie. LeBron did nothing to become the MVP, and neither did Wade. Kobe or Ray Allen deserved it much more than Wade and LeBron, and also Iverson.
Wed Feb 23, 2005 4:04 am
ONYX wrote:homie
No, you told me toJ-Smoove wrote:i changed the title
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Wed Feb 23, 2005 5:28 am
The G.O.A.T. wrote:ONYX wrote:homie
Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:13 am
Homie. Do I even have to go any farther?
Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:36 am
The G.O.A.T. wrote:farther
Correct it would be "further", not "farther".
And what's so bad about "homie"?
Wed Feb 23, 2005 7:11 am
You gotta be kidding on that one, homie. LeBron did nothing to become the MVP, and neither did Wade. Kobe or Ray Allen deserved it much more than Wade and LeBron, and also Iverson.
So, it's Iverson, Ray or Kobe for MVP or just Ray and Kobe, instead of Wade and 'Bron?
Wed Feb 23, 2005 7:21 am
ONYX wrote:fgrep15 wrote:I'm fine with him getting MVP, but I think it should've been Lebron or Wade.
You gotta be kidding on that one, homie. LeBron did nothing to become the MVP, and neither did Wade. Kobe or Ray Allen deserved it much more than Wade and LeBron, and also Iverson.
Who won the game?
Stop complaining.
Wed Feb 23, 2005 8:12 am
Excuse me for having a seventh grade education.ONYX wrote:The G.O.A.T. wrote:farther
Correct it would be "further", not "farther".
I just associate 'homie' with wiggers in my mind. That's all.
Wed Feb 23, 2005 8:50 am
Iverson deserved it, it was a tight run but his play had slightly more impact in the game than Kobes or Allens.
LeBron did not deserve it. He was off the hook the whole all-stars weekend, not looking like he enjoyed the game or the weekend itself. I saw Iverson jumping up each time his teammate made something great happen in rookie-soph game, I saw O'Neal with his classy grin, looking like they enjoy the event.
And then theres LeBron who seemed to be bored at rookie-soph game (totally open and he barely jumped up imitating Vince from last year, ending with two handed dunk?). At dunk contest he was also like "i dunnoo what Im doin here", cameras showing him right when Bark and the rest discussed him not participating... Dont know, he was a pale shadow of his regular season perfomance. I hoped much more from such a hyped player. I mean if he brings out excuses that he feels sick that morning or some old injury is giving its touch, then that would force the guy more to pass and play intelligent on court not tiring himself. What LeBron did was entirely different, taking some silly threepointers (especially in the rookie-soph game).
Bah, I just hoped more from him.
LeBron did not deserve it. He was off the hook the whole all-stars weekend, not looking like he enjoyed the game or the weekend itself. I saw Iverson jumping up each time his teammate made something great happen in rookie-soph game, I saw O'Neal with his classy grin, looking like they enjoy the event.
And then theres LeBron who seemed to be bored at rookie-soph game (totally open and he barely jumped up imitating Vince from last year, ending with two handed dunk?). At dunk contest he was also like "i dunnoo what Im doin here", cameras showing him right when Bark and the rest discussed him not participating... Dont know, he was a pale shadow of his regular season perfomance. I hoped much more from such a hyped player. I mean if he brings out excuses that he feels sick that morning or some old injury is giving its touch, then that would force the guy more to pass and play intelligent on court not tiring himself. What LeBron did was entirely different, taking some silly threepointers (especially in the rookie-soph game).
Bah, I just hoped more from him.
Wed Feb 23, 2005 3:21 pm
Drex wrote:Iverson, Ray or Kobe for MVP
Yeah.
Thu Feb 24, 2005 5:13 am
Iverson won it, so, yeah. We can't change that now.