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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:06 PM EDT

    In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

     

    Boston is a racist town. Even Bill Russell despised playing for the city of Boston. The white players seem to work out fine. That is no coincidence.

     



    Are you crazy?

    WHERE DID RODNEY KING GET BEAT UP?

    UGH!

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:07 PM EDT

    Boston is a racist town?

    Where are you from, Mexico? Ola!

    Los Angeles riots and the aftermath Main article:  1992 Los Angeles riots

    The acquittals are considered to have triggered the Los Angeles riots of 1992. By the time the police, the U.S. Army, Marines andNational Guard restored order, the riots had caused 53 deaths, 2,383 injuries, more than 7,000 fires, damage to 3,100 businesses, and nearly $1 billion in financial losses. Smaller riots occurred in other cities such as San Francisco, Las Vegas in neighboring Nevada and as far east as Atlanta, Georgia. A minor riot erupted on Yonge St., in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, as a result of the acquittals.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:19 PM EDT

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    Fiercest34, please keep it basketball related. I cannot help the fact that Russell said Boston was racist. I can only take his word for it. Thanks for playing.

     



    You said Boston is a racist town. Is that basketball related?

    Russell said Boston WAS racist?

    Were you even born in 1991 when Rodney King got beat up in LA?

     

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:24 PM EDT

    Sure there are reasons.  Sheed was an absolute flop in green.  Ray had his feelings hurt.  Dooling decided he'd had enough of a career. 

    Seems like your Lakers aren't immune either.  Deryk Fischer left at least one on his own.  Lamar Odom got his feelings hurt.  What's the problem with the Lakers?

    Go stir up muck somewhere where your posts aren't so transparently phony.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:25 PM EDT

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    Fiercest34, yes, I am probably older than you, much wiser for sure. Anyways, this thread is about why Celtic players walk away from guaranteed contracts. I think my point is much more valid than you throwing out Rodney King. Nice try though.

     



    Maybe you're older than me but you'll never be wiser than me. I mean how can you be wiser when you need to go to a forum for Celtic fans to antagonize Celtic fans.

    Seriously, if you're older than me then you must be in the 40s or 50s. If that's the case then it's so embarrassing to know that you're a 40 or 50-year old troll!

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:25 PM EDT

    In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

    Fiercest34, please keep it basketball related. I cannot help the fact that Russell said Boston was racist. I can only take his word for it. Thanks for playing.

     




    And you're going to vote for Nixon in the upcoming election?  We're about 40 years past that.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:28 PM EDT

    In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

    Fiercest34, yes, I am probably older than you, much wiser for sure. Anyways, this thread is about why Celtic players walk away from guaranteed contracts. I think my point is much more valid than you throwing out Rodney King. Nice try though.

     




     

    You may or may not be older, but you're no less infantile.  You've been bringing up the same outdated Russell quote for three years and under half a dozen different aliases.  I don't get this "hobby" of yours.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:35 PM EDT

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    Actually I am voting for Obama because everyone knows that Republicans are racist as was Nixon.

     



    Didn't you say we should keep this basketball related?

    You're such a hypocrite.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:41 PM EDT

    In response to TommyRules' comment:

    In response to Number6Fan's comment:

    Sure there are reasons.  Sheed was an absolute flop in green.  Ray had his feelings hurt.  Dooling decided he'd had enough of a career. 

    Seems like your Lakers aren't immune either.  Deryk Fischer left at least one on his own.  Lamar Odom got his feelings hurt.  What's the problem with the Lakers?

    Go stir up muck somewhere where your posts aren't so transparently phony.

     



    Derek Fisher and Lamar Odom didn't walk away from guaranteed contracts from the Lakers.

    They didn't take 1/2 the money to play for another team over LA.

     




    And your point is?  (Other than you're a Laker troll trying desperately to masquerade as a Celtics fan.)

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:41 PM EDT

    Yeah that has to be it.

    Sheed left 11 million on the table because boston is racist.

     

    AHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAAHAHAHHAHAAA

     

    Oh man that was funny.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 12:52 PM EDT

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    Fiercest34, I was only being sarcastic in saying that. I am probably not going to vote and if I were it would definitely not be for Obama. You are so gullible my friend.

     



    Backtracking are we?

     

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 1:08 PM EDT

    A 40ish or 50ish troll talking about pink elephants. Wowzers!

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 1:13 PM EDT

    In response to TommyRules' comment:

     

    In response to Number6Fan's comment:

    In response to TommyRules' comment:

    In response to Number6Fan's comment:

    Sure there are reasons.  Sheed was an absolute flop in green.  Ray had his feelings hurt.  Dooling decided he'd had enough of a career. 

    Seems like your Lakers aren't immune either.  Deryk Fischer left at least one on his own.  Lamar Odom got his feelings hurt.  What's the problem with the Lakers?

    Go stir up muck somewhere where your posts aren't so transparently phony.

     



    Derek Fisher and Lamar Odom didn't walk away from guaranteed contracts from the Lakers.

    They didn't take 1/2 the money to play for another team over LA.

     




    And your point is?  (Other than you're a Laker troll trying desperately to masquerade as a Celtics fan.)

     




    My point is: Why is this happening? I am very concerned. We get ignored left and right from free agents and we have our own guys walking away or signing for 1/2 the money.

    The racist thing was dumb and should not have been brought up in this thread.

    It covers over a legitimate point that I brought up which should have led to some reasonable dialogue.

     




    If you want "reasonable dialouge" start a reasonable thread.  Dooling and Sheed retired.  Ray was a Free Agent, he did not walk away from a guaranteed contract, he chose to sign a contract with another team.  He wants another ring, and could no longer co-exist with Rondo.

    The only legitimate one there is Ray, and he chose to leave - his case was different than the other two!

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 1:14 PM EDT

    You want a disturbing pattern?

    Here:

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    What is that clown doing?

    Even Kobe can't understand what that clown is doing.

     

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    Re: A Disturbing Pattern?

    posted at 9/24/2012 1:17 PM EDT

    Chris Paul liked Clippers over Lakers

    Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul, who is featured on the covers of October's GQ, told the magazine he actually preferred being traded to the Clippers rather than the Los Angeles Lakers last year.

    "They had the better pieces," Paul said. "And winning with the Clippers would be legendary."

    http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story/_/id/8399531/chris-paul-wanted-trade-los-angeles-clippers-los-angeles-lakers

    Wow! You tell 'em, CP3!