The Official 72 Wins Ain't Gonna Hai in Miami 2010-2011 NBA Thread

[Internet Apex]

So that's it. LeBron will not learn from this experience or use the rest of his career to improve his post-up and perimeter games because he just isn't wired that way. He enjoys being bad at basketball and will continue to suck. That's fucking awesome. 

[Quality Start Machine]

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[CT III]

So that's it. LeBron will not learn from this experience or use the rest of his career to improve his post-up and perimeter games because he just isn't wired that way. He enjoys being bad at basketball and will continue to suck. That's fucking awesome. 

Exactly.  And that goddamn loudmouth Mark Cuban will never win a title because he doesn't do shit the right way.

[Gilgamesh]

Embrace the asshurt.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

[Bort]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

I would seriously hope any reference to Shaq's rap career would NOT be obvious to anyone.

[Quality Start Machine]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

I would seriously hope any reference to Shaq's rap career would NOT be obvious to anyone.

What's up Doc? Can we rock?

[Internet Apex]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

I would seriously hope any reference to Shaq's rap career would NOT be obvious to anyone.

What's up Doc? Can we rock?

I know I got skills man. I know I got skills, man.

Shaq actually had some not-awful songs in the early 90s thanks to his more-than-ample production budget. Hell, if you don't fuck with "No Hooks" featuring Wu-Tang's RZA and Meth, you are a worse hip-hop listener than TDubbs.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

I would seriously hope any reference to Shaq's rap career would NOT be obvious to anyone.

Especially when that slogan is an obvious reference to Eddie Murphy's Buckwheat.

[PenPho]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

Yes.

[Quality Start Machine]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

I would seriously hope any reference to Shaq's rap career would NOT be obvious to anyone.

Especially when that slogan is an obvious reference to Eddie Murphy's Buckwheat.

As told by Tiger Woods.

[Internet Apex]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

Yes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lQW-FWMcBo

[J. Walter Weatherman]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

Yes.

So, what you're saying is: Shaq invented dissing someone by asking how parts of your body taste?

[PenPho]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

Yes.

So, what you're saying is: Shaq invented dissing someone by asking how parts of your body taste?

What I'm saying is that Stevenson's shirt was an obvious reference to Shaq's diss of Kobe.

[Internet Apex]

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That slogan is an obvious reference to a Shaquille O'Neal freestyle rap. O'Neal used the line, "Hey Kobe, tell me how my a** taste" to mock his former teammate with the Los Angeles Lakers, Kobe Bryant.

Really?

Yes.

So, what you're saying is: Shaq invented dissing someone by asking how parts of your body taste?

What I'm saying is that Stevenson's shirt was an obvious reference to Shaq's diss of Kobe which referenced the original Eddie Murphy gag.

Are we good?