alfdogg

I don't get it.

!!!

What did you expect.

I want to mod the graphics folder.

I'm going to ask if I can mod the graphics folder.

Well... Also at Rip whooping Artest's ass.

When is this going to start.

Unless opinions on him have changed drastically since I stopped watching in early '03, then the obvious answer is RVD.

Kevin Harlan, Bill Walton and Charles Barkley.

I'm glad these people aren't GM's. Link~ Link2~ Warning: Popups

Some of us still do say that. Also, I would have loved to seen that series between us and the Bulls in 94.

I just remember Ahmed & Faarooq talking to each other "Where you at now! You at home? I'll come to yo HOUSE!"

"My name is Patrick Spoon, and MY anti-drug is moderating TSM."

You sent him Tylenol via PM?

Who's the guy on the far left? He looks like he's in a "try to have a doofier grin than Jerome Williams" contest.

The Heat signed Damon Jones.

I'll second TMNT IV, and also reccomend Super Double Dragon.

The Sacramento Kings could make this list too.

Much like Artest in the NBA.

I'm no huge Yankee fan, but you can't really blame the A-Rod thing on Jeter. He's probably the most well-known player of this current Yankee dynasty. If I was him, I wouldn't expect to have to move to a new position for a newcomer.

Overrated, Part 1: Chris Mullin. Sure, he was still a great shooter, but he wasn't worth trading away Damps for. Call me crazy, but that extra body may have been enough to put us over the top in 2000. Part 2: Al Harrington. Did little outside of making short jumpers and getting a few rebounds here and there, and was a complete hack in the playoffs. He let that 40-point game against the Hawks REALLY get to his head. Underrated, Part 1: Ron Artest. One of the most complete players in the league, I can't think of any aspect of his game that's a weakness. Yet the only press he seems to get is the bad kind. Part 2: Jalen Rose. Had four great seasons here, NEVER made an All-star team. He really got a raw deal here after the Finals year, too.

I thought that deal was with the Nets.