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| Originally posted by The17sss Now THAT is comedy. I can't remember the last time I read a single post with this much projection. If I'm such a problem, why did you send me an olive branch PM trying to bury the hatchet a couple weeks ago, then try to friend me on facebook? |
and it's also pretty funny that you accepted that friend request on fb, but then defriended me after I called you out for being an idiot today
. In all of the things you try to slight me with, the "lies" that Jenny caught me in?
keep trying buddy. You're 10 years older than me and you act like I just broke your favorite toy in the sandbox. The funny part is that I wasn't even being aggressive or trying to incite any anger from you, but you just kept getting madder and madder with every response.
There are certain people on here whose opinions matter to me, and you are most certainly not one of them. I could go on for quite awhile how you very clearly display some pretty sociopathic tendencies, but everything that I could say, you probably already know. I don't think there's enough straw in the world for your arguments dude.
angry right-wing nutjob is angry
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Originally posted by ziptnf |
Perfect. This Mavs team is really rolling. I can't wait for the finals.
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 I thought that somewhere underneath that exterior of complete douchebaggery, there was a semi-normal person. I think it's funny that you bring this up considering what your reply to me was and it's also pretty funny that you accepted that friend request on fb, but then defriended me after I called you out for being an idiot today . In all of the things you try to slight me with, the "lies" that Jenny caught me in? keep trying buddy. You're 10 years older than me and you act like I just broke your favorite toy in the sandbox. The funny part is that I wasn't even being aggressive or trying to incite any anger from you, but you just kept getting madder and madder with every response.Your clever little quip of "nobody likes you!" was what really got me though. Clearly you know what you're talking about, and clearly you're not just desperately trying to talk badly about me to distract people from your obvious issues. Argument ad hominem can be pretty useful eh? It's funny that in your well thought out response, not once did you do anything to show that I'm wrong. It's all smoke and mirrors with you. "That's not true....see look you do this!" You have issues, plain and simple. Look how upset you got over me disagreeing with you. One might think you're the trophy wife from Eastern Europe. Obviously, having never met you, I can't say for sure what exactly your issue is, but it is painfully obvious that there's something very wrong with you. My guess is daddy issue. Was it that he touched you too much or not enough? So please, man (lol how fucking patronizing are you?), spare me your ramblings about how you "thought I was turning over a new leaf" There are certain people on here whose opinions matter to me, and you are most certainly not one of them. I could go on for quite awhile how you very clearly display some pretty sociopathic tendencies, but everything that I could say, you probably already know. I don't think there's enough straw in the world for your arguments dude.As I said before, thank you for proving my point with your response ![]() angry right-wing nutjob is angry |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 I don't really know what your issues are, and I don't really care. I've said my peace |
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| Here is a list of ways to identify a sociopath. This list is from "Profile of a Sociopath". It is a pretty good list of sociopathic indicators. Glibness/Superficial Charm Manipulative and Conning Grandiose Sense of Self Lack of Remorse, Shame or Guilt Need for Stimulation Callousness/Lack of Empathy Poor Behavioral Controls/Impulsive Nature Criminal or Entrepreneurial Versatility Contemptuous of those who seek to understand them Does not perceive that anything is wrong with them Authoritarian Only rarely in difficulty with the law, but seeks out situations where their tyrannical behavior will be tolerated, condoned, or admired Conventional appearance Goal of enslavement of their victim(s) Exercises despotic control over every aspect of the victim's life Ultimate goal is the creation of a willing victim Narcissism, grandiosity (self-importance not based on achievements) May state readily that their goal is to rule the world |
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Originally posted by srussell0018 Perfect. This Mavs team is really rolling. I can't wait for the finals. |
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| Originally posted by bananas And has any of you noticed Perkins presence in the series? That trade didn't really work out neither for Boston or for OKC it seems. |
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| Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights Great players are defined by how they match up against their peers...how is there any argument against that? Of course players have more athleticism now than those that came before them - over time it's become embedded in the game. The game is constantly evolving. How great players are defined is not. I think Kobe is a top 10 players in the history of the game, at this point. Top 5? No. He's not better than Jordan, Chamberlain, Magic, Kareem, or Bird...I think those would be tough to argue - but he's a leader, he's a winner, and he's a great player. Maybe he isn't as pure a player as those others mentioned, but he's raw and he brings that assassins mentality to the game.... |
Man I can't wait for the all-time best NBA player rankings to come out.
i didnt read the vag rant that both of you had going on, just the starting of the jordan v kobe argument
to compare kobe v jordan is not joke, i mean in terms of talent/skill, kobe IS one of the best (hate to admit it)...the difference is this
Jordan was a leader, a respected man on the court
(yes jordan had some off-court issues, same with kobe - cheated on his wife, etc)
who cares about all of that. You say Jordan had Rodman, Kerr, Pippen, etc....did you want me to list all the great Laker players that kobe played with? Jordan made his teammates better, thats why they are known names today.
Jordan came back and won anotehr 3 peat (never duplicated in sports)
Altough i cant argue with Kobe's skill/talent, his on-court persona is why i hate him. He TRYS to be the best (look at all star games, then man puts up 40 shots, just so he can win all star MVP). He trys to be like Jordan, Jordan wasnt TRYING to be better or than anyone or be anyone, he just wanted to win Championships. Kobe i find is more selvish like that. Look at the feud with Shaq, etc. Jordan who may have had problems with teammates, never kicked Pipen out of the team.
Jordan was Mr. Clutch
could go on and on and on....
Again, who cares and this is MY OPINION, (dont start another rag fight) but overall Jordan is miles ahead of Kobe....overall that is, skill/talent, Kobe can be compared to Jordan
just because he can be compared to Jordan doesnt mean kobe is better (in the skill/talent dept) 
Exactly. The best players make everyone around them better. Kobe doesn't want the players around him to be better, because he always has to be the best player, to the point where he essentially ran a player off their team when he realized he wasn't the best player anymore. This is MY OPINION (please don't start crying again Kevin), but to be a true great, and to be mentioned among the likes of Jordan, Jabbar, Magic, etc. you need to be more than just numbers. Jordan changed the game of basketball forever, and Kobe has been desperately trying to copy that for his entire career, but he never will. If winning was all that Kobe cared about, he wouldn't have thrown one of his many fits to get the Lakers to send Shaq packing, even though he was more valuable to the team.
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| Originally posted by the_vespertine it's almost as if the other team was TRYING to lose or something |
you wanna say Kobe is a similar player to MJ ok, Kobe is talented and has skil, ok....
but really, there is no comparisions (after doing a little numbers research) between the two
@The17sss
i would tend to agree with you, before i actually saw the numbers... however Kobe may be the 'closest thing to him' but the Kobe 'isnt that far off' is wrong...just goes to show you how great MJ really was
just type jordan vs kobe in google and you'll see why
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| Originally posted by Mattinsanity anyone who finds it shocking to see kobe in the all-time top 10 list has only seen lists biased towards 20th century players or doesnt know his accomplishments. 9-time all-nba first team 9-time all-nba defensive first team 13 time allstar 5 time champion 6th alltime in pts scored he'll definitely retire in the 6-10 range |
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| Originally posted by Burn Notice A little pet peeve of mine but I hate when people throw in the all-NBA first team and defensive team as accomplishments. If anyone has paid attention this year, Bryant got all-NBA defensive first teams purely on his name sake. He hasn't deserved that the past 2-3 years. He has been TERRIBLE on defense this year. Just look at the playoffs where it truly counted and see how many people just ran right past him. And Wade deserved the all-NBA first team over Bryant this year. I still think Bryant is in the top 15 discussion though but Bryant is gonna decline even further this year. He won't have Gasol and Bynum to pick up his slack much anymore. |

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| Originally posted by Burn Notice A little pet peeve of mine but I hate when people throw in the all-NBA first team and defensive team as accomplishments. If anyone has paid attention this year, Bryant got all-NBA defensive first teams purely on his name sake. He hasn't deserved that the past 2-3 years. He has been TERRIBLE on defense this year. Just look at the playoffs where it truly counted and see how many people just ran right past him. And Wade deserved the all-NBA first team over Bryant this year. I still think Bryant is in the top 15 discussion though but Bryant is gonna decline even further this year. He won't have Gasol and Bynum to pick up his slack much anymore. |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 but to be a true great, and to be mentioned among the likes of Jordan, Jabbar, Magic, etc. you need to be more than just numbers. |
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| Originally posted by 84th Ave. @The17sss i would tend to agree with you, before i actually saw the numbers... however Kobe may be the 'closest thing to him' but the Kobe 'isnt that far off' is wrong...just goes to show you how great MJ really was |
I don't really think anyone was trying to make the case that Kobe was as good or better than MJ, but I still don't think it's really even that close. Plus, there's a lot more to being mentioned as one of the greatest than just having good stats. Some players make everyone around them better, and others cause rifts in teams because of their selfishness and heir of superiority.

Lmao, I was telling one of my friends the other day that the only reason that D Rose won the MVP this year is because Lebron doesn't have to anymore 
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 Plus, there's a lot more to being mentioned as one of the greatest than just having good stats. Some players make everyone around them better, and others cause rifts in teams because of their selfishness and heir of superiority. |
See you make good points when you're not being a dick about it.
Things are not looking so good for the Heat.
Ah, well Game 6 in Miami should be interesting.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT. If Miami wins this... 
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