misterearl wrote:The Truth

dk7th wrote:and speaking of truth, if you want to know what good footwork is, watch pierce play.

Good call.

dk7th wrote:
we have diametrically opposite points of view but hey you be you and i'll be me.

pierce's footwork was magnificent during his 4-18 performance.

I hope he enjoys his new fishing rod.

His playoffs finished just in time for him to audition for 'Dancing with the Stars'...

BasketballJones wrote:

dk7th wrote:we have diametrically opposite points of view but hey you be you and i'll be me.

Good idea. And I'll be me. That doesn't leave much for the other guys to do, but hey, life is like that - like musical chairs.

I have done this from time to time, take a few days, take a step back, and adhere the advice to not "argue" every point, is a good one.

The homers will love and the hater will hate.

The answers are in the games, not the opinion.

BTW, its ok to vent and get mad at the team you love as one would yell at the TV.

Here, we are the TV, and we yell back!

Guns, we know your still here!

Think of the melt downs that TMS and NYknicksMentality had? They argued every point over and over again.

one has to know there are times when one is wrong! Admit it. Also, make fun of yourself form time to time. Nalod is not wrong to often because I am a fence sitting centrist. That really bothers some but lets be real, I don't care if Im wrong at times, and I try to take both views and digest them, so in a sense, I TRY to stay open. I was never a melo fan, and instead of hate I stayed open and let the guy have a chance to be a hero. Its a work in progress.

Hater, centrist, Lover......we all the same, we here because we want to be and are fans.

A few rules but mostly easy to follow. For me its easy, argue the subject not the person.

You are def one if my favorite posters but I won't ask you to stay. I know how irritating it is to have to read some of the muck flying around this place. At the end of the day it's just a basketball forum. If it causes stress it's def not worth it.

misterearl wrote:The Truth

dk7th wrote:and speaking of truth, if you want to know what good footwork is, watch pierce play.

Good call.

dk7th wrote:
we have diametrically opposite points of view but hey you be you and i'll be me.

pierce's footwork was magnificent during his 4-18 performance.

I hope he enjoys his new fishing rod.

he's an nba champion, an nba finals mvp, and a first ballot hall-of-famer. it's just silly not to give a great player his due, just as it's mean-spirited to single out one game to try and make a point about his footwork. but like i said you be you.

Nalod wrote:Guns, The first rule to retire is when you "retire" is to do it, not talk about it.

I have done this from time to time, take a few days, take a step back, and adhere the advice to not "argue" every point, is a good one.

The homers will love and the hater will hate.

The answers are in the games, not the opinion.

"Haters gonna hate. "

Give guns his due. Last time he retired he stayed retired for years.

Bonn1997 wrote:

dk7th wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

dk7th wrote:

Call me the bus driver cause I am taking you to school.

you're driving a short bus. thanks for the offer but i'll pass.

lmao!!

gunsnewing wrote:Better for my health. If the Knicks continue to be good and the sensitivity towards forum members diminish after a few good seasons I will come back and post. This just isnt a good time. This transition from laughing stock of the league for 13yrs to formiddable playoff team has bred too much animosity. Its not just about talking basketball anymore.

Anyway its been real. Made some great friends over the years. I will keep in touch

Go Knicks

Maannnnn can I relate. I have actually taken a break from this forum (a few times) when it seems tensions are high and the respect level for posters drops. I eventually find my way back and I hope you do to Guns. We don't agree on every topic but, we usually aren't that far apart either. You will be missed.