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Perception + 1 year of time may do that. I saw what I saw when it happened and not remembering the way it went down to a tee doesn't change what I saw then.

Fair enough, but like you said said what you thought you saw wasn't actually what happened. So, it's all good.

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You can pretend to deny what a lot more people than me watched (people with no bias)with our own eyes, you ain't changing my mind.

I know that.

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Like I said before the amount of blind love for lebron and his actions isn't too far from the amount of blind hate.

Maybe. But I can only speak for myself. And everything I've ever said on here, I contend that not one bit of it was just blind support for Lebron, but every last thing I can back up by either facts or numbers that support my claim. My claims may not be the end all and not agreed on by everyone, but I don't think anyone can say I've ever just irrationally supported Lebron.

Not saying you said or even insinuated that, but just supporting my own cause.

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Posted by taylork37

Member since Mar 2010

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Posted on 5/27/11 at 8:30 pm to shel311

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Fair enough, but like you said said what you thought you saw wasn't actually what happened. So, it's all good.

Seeing what happened overall and trying to prove it to somehow is quite a bit different. Even though I was off on the number of threes he took, none of those stats you threw out seemed to prove my overall point wrong. It just proved that I can't remember a game from a year ago to the tee.

Knowing how great LBJ is, if anything those stats, including the one 3 in the last 5 minutes of the game only help my argument.

Either way it is something that cannot be proven without a doubt so this is clearly going to go no where.

And I do have to ask, did you actually watch the game? You have been throwing out stats all night but can you comment on his overall demeanor and what you saw from him from the beginning and middle of the game to the last 5 min where I think he quit?