Bippity10 wrote:

Uptown wrote:

knickstorrents wrote:Lebron isn't shallow or repugnant. He didn't think through clearly what he was saying and it came out poorly.

Agreed. Lebron is only guilty of being immature. The hate this guy gets, while others get a pass, is beyond me.

It's simple

Guy A-Walks in to the local bar. Everyone is excited to see him. As he walks through the crowd he gets high fives from the men and hugs from the ladies. Everyone greets him with a smile. Guy A is likeable.

Guy B-Walks in to the same bar. The crowd seperates as nobody wants to talk to him. People look down and some even give him the finger. People greet him with a "what are you doing here" type of look. Guy B is not likeable.

Guy A can spill a beer on a crowd of people adn everyone will laugh, grab napkins and forgive. Guy B does the same thing and people want to fight him. Why? Because Guy A is likeable and Guy B is not. That's reality. Not everyone gets treated the same way. You normally get treated in response to your actionis. For Guy B to become more like Guy A he needs to change some of th ethings that he says, and some of things that he does. Otherwise he will continue to be unlikeable and people will continue to heap abuse upon him and pray for his downfall.

This is life. Some people are likeable and some are not. Some on this site are Guy A, some are guy B and most fall somewhere in between. Lebron is definitely Guy B and that is why he takes a beating and Wade does not. Lebron needs to change his actions. Humble himself, stop attacking fans, stop celebrating himself and most importantly win, and he will be Guy A.

I personally consider myself Guy A, but everyone else considers me Guy B. That's a problem

This so shallow and repugnant, it's almost not worth the reply.

jrodmc wrote:

Bippity10 wrote:

Uptown wrote:

knickstorrents wrote:Lebron isn't shallow or repugnant. He didn't think through clearly what he was saying and it came out poorly.

Agreed. Lebron is only guilty of being immature. The hate this guy gets, while others get a pass, is beyond me.

It's simple

Guy A-Walks in to the local bar. Everyone is excited to see him. As he walks through the crowd he gets high fives from the men and hugs from the ladies. Everyone greets him with a smile. Guy A is likeable.

Guy B-Walks in to the same bar. The crowd seperates as nobody wants to talk to him. People look down and some even give him the finger. People greet him with a "what are you doing here" type of look. Guy B is not likeable.

Guy A can spill a beer on a crowd of people adn everyone will laugh, grab napkins and forgive. Guy B does the same thing and people want to fight him. Why? Because Guy A is likeable and Guy B is not. That's reality. Not everyone gets treated the same way. You normally get treated in response to your actionis. For Guy B to become more like Guy A he needs to change some of th ethings that he says, and some of things that he does. Otherwise he will continue to be unlikeable and people will continue to heap abuse upon him and pray for his downfall.

This is life. Some people are likeable and some are not. Some on this site are Guy A, some are guy B and most fall somewhere in between. Lebron is definitely Guy B and that is why he takes a beating and Wade does not. Lebron needs to change his actions. Humble himself, stop attacking fans, stop celebrating himself and most importantly win, and he will be Guy A.

I personally consider myself Guy A, but everyone else considers me Guy B. That's a problem

This so shallow and repugnant, it's almost not worth the reply.

I looked up Guy B in the dictionary and there was a picture of Jrodmc hugging Lebron

Bippity10 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bippity10 wrote:

Uptown wrote:

knickstorrents wrote:Lebron isn't shallow or repugnant. He didn't think through clearly what he was saying and it came out poorly.

Agreed. Lebron is only guilty of being immature. The hate this guy gets, while others get a pass, is beyond me.

It's simple

Guy A-Walks in to the local bar. Everyone is excited to see him. As he walks through the crowd he gets high fives from the men and hugs from the ladies. Everyone greets him with a smile. Guy A is likeable.

Guy B-Walks in to the same bar. The crowd seperates as nobody wants to talk to him. People look down and some even give him the finger. People greet him with a "what are you doing here" type of look. Guy B is not likeable.

Guy A can spill a beer on a crowd of people adn everyone will laugh, grab napkins and forgive. Guy B does the same thing and people want to fight him. Why? Because Guy A is likeable and Guy B is not. That's reality. Not everyone gets treated the same way. You normally get treated in response to your actionis. For Guy B to become more like Guy A he needs to change some of th ethings that he says, and some of things that he does. Otherwise he will continue to be unlikeable and people will continue to heap abuse upon him and pray for his downfall.

This is life. Some people are likeable and some are not. Some on this site are Guy A, some are guy B and most fall somewhere in between. Lebron is definitely Guy B and that is why he takes a beating and Wade does not. Lebron needs to change his actions. Humble himself, stop attacking fans, stop celebrating himself and most importantly win, and he will be Guy A.

I personally consider myself Guy A, but everyone else considers me Guy B. That's a problem

This so shallow and repugnant, it's almost not worth the reply.

I looked up Guy B in the dictionary and there was a picture of Jrodmc hugging Lebron

Were you throwing flowers over Jrodmc and LeBron, as they were hugging in the Guy B picture?

Allanfan20 wrote:

Bippity10 wrote:

jrodmc wrote:

Bippity10 wrote:

Uptown wrote:

knickstorrents wrote:Lebron isn't shallow or repugnant. He didn't think through clearly what he was saying and it came out poorly.

Agreed. Lebron is only guilty of being immature. The hate this guy gets, while others get a pass, is beyond me.

It's simple

Guy A-Walks in to the local bar. Everyone is excited to see him. As he walks through the crowd he gets high fives from the men and hugs from the ladies. Everyone greets him with a smile. Guy A is likeable.

Guy B-Walks in to the same bar. The crowd seperates as nobody wants to talk to him. People look down and some even give him the finger. People greet him with a "what are you doing here" type of look. Guy B is not likeable.

Guy A can spill a beer on a crowd of people adn everyone will laugh, grab napkins and forgive. Guy B does the same thing and people want to fight him. Why? Because Guy A is likeable and Guy B is not. That's reality. Not everyone gets treated the same way. You normally get treated in response to your actionis. For Guy B to become more like Guy A he needs to change some of th ethings that he says, and some of things that he does. Otherwise he will continue to be unlikeable and people will continue to heap abuse upon him and pray for his downfall.

This is life. Some people are likeable and some are not. Some on this site are Guy A, some are guy B and most fall somewhere in between. Lebron is definitely Guy B and that is why he takes a beating and Wade does not. Lebron needs to change his actions. Humble himself, stop attacking fans, stop celebrating himself and most importantly win, and he will be Guy A.

I personally consider myself Guy A, but everyone else considers me Guy B. That's a problem

This so shallow and repugnant, it's almost not worth the reply.

I looked up Guy B in the dictionary and there was a picture of Jrodmc hugging Lebron

Were you throwing flowers over Jrodmc and LeBron, as they were hugging in the Guy B picture?

No, Bippity would be standing on a chair in the corner, blowing kisses at passersby, telling everyone about the time he invented the Rucker League and single-handedly won the championship of his elementary school league because of his incredible acumen, heart and all around good looks.
[Picture reference can be found on wikipedia under Guy C]

This is why I somtimes chime in about this being a business and Dolan don't care about winning, its about the starphuch and if we win enough we'll keep watching.

DOlan don't care about building a championship caliber team. IF he did, he'd tell us. He don't even talk to media or the fans.

Maybe thats a good thing.

Walsh I think cared enough to walk out if he can't do whats "right" and create a championship team.

He said thats what he wanted 3 years ago and the Melo trade put a ceiling on that happening.