Favorite team:Iowa 
Location:Idiot Out Wandering Around
Biography:Torching and crakin' and rhymin' and stealin'; Robbin' and raping - busting two in the ceiling. I'm wheeling' - I'm dealin' - I'm drinking, not thinking; Never cower, never shower - and I'm always stinking
Interests:sports, word origins, homeless people, masturbating to imagery of clothed women, prolific posting
Occupation:Propagandist
Number of Posts:12338
Registered on:5/20/2014
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I really don't understand why companies like HD and DG aren't spending tons of money on rfid'ing every product and creating instant checkouts. Seems like it would pay for itself in no time.

It is far easier to bake the cost of shrinkage into the margin of their products.
You know you getting old When Speedy Claxton is a name you would know, but could not entirely place without context.
Man, you don’t seem to understand that there’s a lot of flexibility in these rules and how they are applied. Pretty wild for an NBA fanboi. Now do traveling and let me know if you think those rules are rigidly enforced
lol. You don’t get that call on a lean in on a screen out high when the screener keeps his feet set.
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Watch this angle and see Jokic lean in to Dort. Should have been an offensive foul before the flagrant. Then Jokic acted:flopped like usual.

Lol. Take a lap.

He swung his arm back and went high in a way that is unaligned with any natural defensive motion. He did that shite intentionally and you’re a tard who has never played on ball D fighting through a high screen if you see otherwise. I’ve never even seen that in my life to be honest.
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my hip and zany way of saying "sexless"

Nothing hip or zany about being gay. It isn’t 1997 anymore.
Anyone who has traveled a lot understands that America is hilariously uptight.
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If I'm just taking a day to take a day it's always Monday. There's nothing like that feeling on Sunday afternoon after remembering you don't have to go to work the next day.

re: Malaprops- watcha got?

Posted by The Third Leg on 3/4/26 at 8:13 pm to
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Don’t think one can determine which is “correct,” but I’ve heard cooking with grease my whole life.

"Now you're cooking with gas" originated in the late 1930s/early 1940s as a marketing slogan for the American Gas Association to promote gas stoves over electric ones. Coined by Deke Houlgate, it was planted into popular radio shows like Bob Hope’s to mean making progress or doing something right.

re: Malaprops- watcha got?

Posted by The Third Leg on 3/4/26 at 12:36 pm to
lol. The phrase is “cooking with gas.”

“Take it for granite”

“Pre-Madonna”

re: Malaprops- watcha got?

Posted by The Third Leg on 3/4/26 at 12:33 pm to
Birdbrain that worked in my office for years used to say “now we are cookin with grease”
Nah, the post I responded to originally said “Pensacola might be the best place for a conference tournament”, not “the sun belt conference tournament”

Does anyone really go to the sun belt tourney? Nashville, NOLA, Charleston all be much nicer.

shite, I’m sure there’s a HS gym in Destin that could seat the hundreds of fans in attendance.
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Where would you rather go than Pensacola? As a fan, I think it would be awesome. Go to your team’s game and then go visit the Island the rest of the time.

New York, Chicago, Vegas.
you love emojis. Such a fgt. It’s hilarious
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Threatening

Lol. God you’re gay. Tim Tebow gay.
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They might have the best location for a conference tournament. Pensacola should be nice this time of year.

Bunch of white trash and military blockheads. :yawn:
Mavs going to win lottery again as compensation for Nico’s bad Luka bad trade
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"I don't care but I'm gonna keep posting quoting you first!"

Hey, retard, do you think everyone who argues here is mad or cares deeply?

The site notifies you when someone responds to you. I guess you just mad that I don’t agree with your weird jealousy and blatant obsession with Ryan Day. Derp. Derp.
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Sounds pretty ridiculous. 8 years old? I probably hadn't even touched a basketball until age 10 and only then because a friend's dad recruited me for a recreational basketball team. All throughout the elementary ages, parents sign kids up for many different reasons--to ascertain their interest in the sport, for social reasons, exercise, discipline, etc. and shouldn't be discouraged from doing so. The kids without the necessary skills, interests, etc will be filtered out by middle school.

I’m not acting like they shouldn’t play, I’m saying they should play in the right leagues and join teams with similar intentions. You’d be amazed by the number of people out there playing in competitive leagues against kids who are highly skilled and very athletic when they are nowhere close to either. A lot of it is driven by their parents thinking the rising tide will lift their kids boat, instead of realizing it is mutually frustrating for all the kids.

This isn’t like it was 25+ years ago. If you live in Major cities, kids are involved very young, it is highly organized, and segmentation starts way before middle school. My kids both played the following before they were 6.

Basketball, soccer, flag football, lacrosse, volleyball, swimming. The place to learn for a kid who has never played isn’t by backing into a team of experience kids who are competitive through friends at school. Go do camps and clinics and join random teams at the YMCA and get a baseline
The only thing I dislike about youth sports are the parents who put their kids in competitive leagues when the kid has no desire to be competitive. Around 8, they start to go in different directions, and nothing worse than 2-3 kids who have zero skill on a hoops team with kids running pick and rolls, give and go action, and shooting jumpers