MrRant

You aren't old enough to be a core gamer. But I agree. There isn't much coming out for the Wii so I haven't even really used it in 4-5 months.

Yes. Though I understand why they have them but yet I don't since it's not like both brands are ran as seperate companies. *IF* they had their own deals going and it was back like the original plan for WCW to have it's own tour etc, then fine.

I don't know who any of these people are.

Dude. Coors?

At least you can root for PHX too. I still have yet to determine who to adopt momentarily. I just know it can't be the Blazers (too much bad blood) or any California team.

If there is a spot, I'll play.

Except that I believe FFXIII is still a PS3 exclusive in Japan from what I understand.

Just punch her in the tit.

Except when you send an e-mail you aren't going to the local office I would imagine. Calling does take you there.

Especially when we realized we have been posting here for 6+ years. Just on this incarnation of the board.

I'd get rid of anyone who supposedly tattoos his shoe logo on his temple.

I am. Though I don't really care that much. I would have taken Western Washington I guess.

I'd exchange it.

Quite the fall for Shane.

I'll give it a shot. Washington State I guess.

No, Fuck You Nigga.

Batura? who?

It's been almost 6 years dude!

All the same mother I hope or you're going to be riding high on child support. But damn, I'm older than you and only have *one*.

Since the Sonics are at least well known in other cities (unlike the apathy towards the Seahawks), I was curious how the forum felt about Clay Bennet and Stern's unrelenting drive to remove a team with a 41 year history from it's home to a market in Oklahoma that is... quite small. So far the NBA Owners have approved the move (minus Mark Cuban and Paul Allen). Clay is being sued by both the city to stay in the lease. He is also being sued by Howard Shultz to get the team returned to him for breach of a "Good Faith" provision to try and keep the team in Seattle but how enforceable this would be is iffy due to how they would determine what "good faith" would be. He has hired a lawyer that has dealt with the Seattle Pilots move as well as when the Seahawks were trying to leave. Chances are the lawsuit by the City has a good chance to force them to stay in their lease which could cause issues for both Clay and Stern (not to mention that it goes to trial in June right when the Finals are happening) as you'd have a team there for 2 more years that is essentially a lame duck. IF the City were to win there has been talk that perhaps of a buyout and a promise to keep the team history, colors etc and then get a team relocated from one of the markets that can't support their team (New Orleans/Memphis). There have also been suggestions of a franchise swap (Memphis for example goes to Clay and he takes them to OKC, Sonics go to Memphis owner and stays here), and of course that Clay just sells the team to the local ownership group around here (Steve Ballmer) and then gets one of the struggling teams. Beyond that it seems that David Stern has a vendetta against Seattle since he has been taking the position of if Seattle doesn't let the Sonics out of their lease, then there will be no NBA in Seattle again ever. How do other NBA fans feel? Espeically considering the fact that the team has 41 years of time in one city? Do you feel secure that your team is safe from any moves if the city dares defy David Stern if he comes out and requests a new arena?

I have no idea how the Sonics managed to have both of these guys on their team.

After I thought about Vince, I started to think this is the start of the next chapter in the never ending war between Kane and his brother, Undertaker. So the Higher Power will make a return and demand Kane be sacrificed on a cross?

Seeing Kemp dunk was what brought me into basketball as a lad. I still have a poster signed by him when he did a signing up at JCPenny in Bellingham. I remember shaking his hand as a small little white boy. Hand as big as my face.

Because a guy named Bob wanted an NBA team.

I'm not sure what it would feel like to have another team show up and take over the Sonics name. I guess I'd have to ask Browns fans.