I am hear to help you. In two days there is a day called Sunday. After you wake up and spend 90 minutes picking out the right "kicks" and "lid" to match your "gear" and eat your vegan muffin and slam down your soy lattes, you should turn on your television to either Fox or CBS. On your television, you will see a sport called football. I highly suggest you spend several hours watching this. It will help most of you out immensely.
Your friend,
Uncle GP
Is there anyone online right now that can help me select kicks and a lid for the day? I've been agonizing over this for the past forty minutes and it's really stressing me out--I can barely choke down my vegan muffin.
I am hear to help you. In two days there is a day called Sunday. After you wake up and spend 90 minutes picking out the right "kicks" and "lid" to match your "gear" and eat your vegan muffin and slam down your soy lattes, you should turn on your television to either Fox or CBS. On your television, you will see a sport called football. I highly suggest you spend several hours watching this. It will help most of you out immensely.
Your friend,
Uncle GP
Is there anyone online right now that can help me select kicks and a lid for the day? I've been agonizing over this for the past forty minutes and it's really stressing me out--I can barely choke down my vegan muffin.
Just wait until you turn on that TV, and immediately realize that another monumental decision lays before you:
WHAT BRAND OF CHEESY POOFS DO YOU EAT WHILE WATCHING FOOTBALL???
I am hear to help you. In two days there is a day called Sunday. After you wake up and spend 90 minutes picking out the right "kicks" and "lid" to match your "gear" and eat your vegan muffin and slam down your soy lattes, you should turn on your television to either Fox or CBS. On your television, you will see a sport called football. I highly suggest you spend several hours watching this. It will help most of you out immensely.
Your friend,
Uncle GP
Is there anyone online right now that can help me select kicks and a lid for the day? I've been agonizing over this for the past forty minutes and it's really stressing me out--I can barely choke down my vegan muffin.
Just wait until you turn on that TV, and immediately realize that another monumental decision lays before you:
WHAT BRAND OF CHEESY POOFS DO YOU EAT WHILE WATCHING FOOTBALL???
NEW YORK (AP) - A former New York Knicks executive at the center of a sexual harassment lawsuit repeatedly complained to a friend from work that coach Isiah Thomas had berated her with foul language, according to trial testimony Tuesday.
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Isiah used vulgar names
"What are your job responsibilities, you ... ho?" Thomas, with an obscenity added for emphasis, told former vice president Anucha Browne Sanders in 2004, according to the secondhand account of her friend, Jeffrey Nix.
Sanders is seeking $10 million in damages on her claim that she was fired because she accused Thomas of harassment. Thomas denies the allegations.
Nix, who testified Tuesday in Manhattan's U.S. District Court, worked for the Knicks for 15 years, including stints as a bench coach and in the front office. He said he was let go last month.
Nix said he recalled a number of conversations he had with Browne Sanders in 2004.
When another executive left the room during a meeting to make a phone call, Thomas reminded Browne in obscene language that he was the president of the team.
After a Dec. 29, 2004 Knicks victory, Nix said he saw Thomas embrace Browne Sanders. She later told her friend that Thomas had stated: "I'm in love with you."
On Monday, jurors watched a videotaped deposition in which a mild-mannered Thomas said: "I never cursed at Miss Sanders. ... Now have I ever used curse words around her, yes, but at her? No."
On the tape, Thomas also said that he would find it more offensive if a white male called a black female a "bitch," than if a black male used the same term when speaking to a black female.
The airing of the deposition came during the second week of a trial that has exposed the Knicks ??? one of the NBA's storied franchises ??? to damaging allegations weeks before the start of training camp. The lawsuit has portrayed Madison Square Garden as more dysfunctional frat house than hallowed basketball arena.
"What are your job responsibilities, you ... ho?" Thomas, with an obscenity added for emphasis, told former vice president Anucha Browne Sanders in 2004, according to the secondhand account of her friend, Jeffrey Nix.
double hearsay?
i guess the statement to Sanders was an admission, but as retold to her friend? Not sure how that one got in.
after that: Nate Robinson - backup wildman Fred Jones - backup 2 guard Jared Jeffries - back up 3 Mardy Collins - back up 1 Reynaldo Balkman - who plays the 3&4 Dan Dickau - backup 1
Where does he fit in NYC. I dont see it. The Cavs need a Shooter. Miami needs a shooter. Even Boston could use a shooter for depth's sake.
At this point Houston would probably be a swingman cause he cant chase 2s all game + he gotta be slower.
"What are your job responsibilities, you ... ho?" Thomas, with an obscenity added for emphasis, told former vice president Anucha Browne Sanders in 2004, according to the secondhand account of her friend, Jeffrey Nix.
double hearsay?
i guess the statement to Sanders was an admission, but as retold to her friend? Not sure how that one got in.
I don't think it's double hearsay; Thomas's statement is being offered not for its substance (i.e., plaintiff was a "ho" with dubious job responsibilities), but for the fact of him making it. You still have the hearsay problem of the fact that Nix's account is secondhand, though, and Browne-Sander's statement to Nix is not an admission.
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Keep it professional basketball-related young one.
I guess the doctrines of a scientist are constantly shifting. Like from half-minute to half-minute.
(Insert music that one might hear when someone loses on The Price is Right here)
Inevitable Lizard Person Effect!
Inevitable dynamiting of levees.
That too.
It's the ganj.....
Couldn't work in a way to call me a cunt, huh?
Gene KKKuntecorvo
You take naps? Do you wake up and watch Blue's Clues too?
Yuichi should have manned up on this one.
A LINK TO THE MOST MIND-BLOWING GAME-USED BASKETBALL AUCTION LISTING EVER.
Is there anyone online right now that can help me select kicks and a lid for the day? I've been agonizing over this for the past forty minutes and it's really stressing me out--I can barely choke down my vegan muffin.
Just wait until you turn on that TV, and immediately realize that another monumental decision lays before you:
WHAT BRAND OF CHEESY POOFS DO YOU EAT WHILE WATCHING FOOTBALL???
MAD PEDESTRIAN CHEESE PREFERENCE.
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Unfortunately, her writing isn't as tightly structured as the leash around her husband's neck.
Accuser complained to friend repeatedly
NEW YORK (AP) - A former New York Knicks executive at the center of a sexual harassment lawsuit repeatedly complained to a friend from work that coach Isiah Thomas had berated her with foul language, according to trial testimony Tuesday.
Also...
The New York Post's Andrea Peyser takes you for a look inside the twisted logic of a sicko
Marbury admits intern tryst
Isiah used vulgar names
"What are your job responsibilities, you ... ho?" Thomas, with an obscenity added for emphasis, told former vice president Anucha Browne Sanders in 2004, according to the secondhand account of her friend, Jeffrey Nix.
Sanders is seeking $10 million in damages on her claim that she was fired because she accused Thomas of harassment. Thomas denies the allegations.
Nix, who testified Tuesday in Manhattan's U.S. District Court, worked for the Knicks for 15 years, including stints as a bench coach and in the front office. He said he was let go last month.
Nix said he recalled a number of conversations he had with Browne Sanders in 2004.
When another executive left the room during a meeting to make a phone call, Thomas reminded Browne in obscene language that he was the president of the team.
After a Dec. 29, 2004 Knicks victory, Nix said he saw Thomas embrace Browne Sanders. She later told her friend that Thomas had stated: "I'm in love with you."
On Monday, jurors watched a videotaped deposition in which a mild-mannered Thomas said: "I never cursed at Miss Sanders. ... Now have I ever used curse words around her, yes, but at her? No."
On the tape, Thomas also said that he would find it more offensive if a white male called a black female a "bitch," than if a black male used the same term when speaking to a black female.
The airing of the deposition came during the second week of a trial that has exposed the Knicks ??? one of the NBA's storied franchises ??? to damaging allegations weeks before the start of training camp. The lawsuit has portrayed Madison Square Garden as more dysfunctional frat house than hallowed basketball arena.
Some prefer to call it swag.
double hearsay?
i guess the statement to Sanders was an admission, but as retold to her friend? Not sure how that one got in.
If I was Allan Houston id go play w/ Cleveland or some other team that doesnt have a loaded backcourt.
The Knicks have -
Jamal Crawford - starting SG
Starbury - starting PG
Q - Rich - starting SF
after that:
Nate Robinson - backup wildman
Fred Jones - backup 2 guard
Jared Jeffries - back up 3
Mardy Collins - back up 1
Reynaldo Balkman - who plays the 3&4
Dan Dickau - backup 1
Where does he fit in NYC. I dont see it.
The Cavs need a Shooter. Miami needs a shooter. Even Boston could use a shooter for depth's sake.
At this point Houston would probably be a swingman cause he cant chase 2s all game + he gotta be slower.
I don't think it's double hearsay; Thomas's statement is being offered not for its substance (i.e., plaintiff was a "ho" with dubious job responsibilities), but for the fact of him making it. You still have the hearsay problem of the fact that Nix's account is secondhand, though, and Browne-Sander's statement to Nix is not an admission.