Rasheed not happy about visiting the White House

"Unabogie" <unabogie DeleteThis @no.spam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "I am half white and half black, and your point? Also Bush would know how
> to
> spell grammar! "
>
> Douglas the Moron~~ Jan 21, 9:30 am


Yes, in response to someone making fun of my "grammer" if I remember
correctly.
I wasn't the one who claimed to care how to spell... the person making fun
of my "grammer" was.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it mr incognito...
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This disapoints me. OK, I voted for Bush, but regardless--had I been an NBA
player in the late 90's, I don't think I'd been of that attitude regarding
Clinton. You're supposed to act respectful in these occasions, even if you
didn't vote for the person. I mean, really--you could still be polite and
say "I didn't vote for you, but it's a pleasure meeting you and thanks for
inviting us here just the same."

OK, it's good to "keep it real" and so forth, but frankly, with the right
attitude, you could say something like that and it could STILL be "keeping
it real."

It disappoints me as a Tar Heels fan--I've always loved Rasheed Wallace and
even defended his past temper outbursts and even at times pondered he might
be unfairly targeted by the officials--but this is something that
disappoints me. If he didn't vote for Bush and doesn't support his policies,
that's fine. Regardless, he doesn't have to act like an ass about it.

LRH

"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> http://www.detnews.com/2005/pistons/0501/30/D07-74460.htm
>
> No fan of Bush
>
> To say that Rasheed Wallace is less than thrilled to be meeting President
> George W. Bush on Monday is an understatement.
>
> When asked about the Pistons' trip to the White House, Wallace said, "I
> ain't going to say (nothing) to him. I didn't vote for him. I'm not
> excited
> at all, it's just part of the thing."
>
> OK then.
>
> "He ain't lying, either," Billups said. "He won't say nothing to him."
>
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"Douglas" <doug RemoveThis @anon.com> wrote in message
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> "Fred" <freeloosedirt RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > "Douglas" <doug RemoveThis @anon.com> wrote
> >
> >> you have been indoctrined well in left wing talking points...
> >
> > ......which is a right wing talking point
>
> Oh boy, this could go on for years.

and you still wouldn't have addressed my original point, which was meant to
allude to your hypocricy regarding Bush's drug use. Dontcha remember when
this started when you said "I am sure George is just torn to pieces that one
of the NBA's biggest thugs
and who has contributed the drug trade will not shake his hand."

and then there's the whole "thug" remark.
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"Fred" <freeloosedirt RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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> It's really is to set you off, huh?

No speaka english?
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In article <365qsvF4su0tuU1.TakeThisOut@individual.net>, "Larry R Harrison Jr"
<noone.TakeThisOut@noone.com> wrote:

> This disapoints me. OK, I voted for Bush, but regardless--had I been an NBA
> player in the late 90's, I don't think I'd been of that attitude regarding
> Clinton. You're supposed to act respectful in these occasions, even if you
> didn't vote for the person. I mean, really--you could still be polite and
> say "I didn't vote for you, but it's a pleasure meeting you and thanks for
> inviting us here just the same."
>
> OK, it's good to "keep it real" and so forth, but frankly, with the right
> attitude, you could say something like that and it could STILL be "keeping
> it real."
>
> It disappoints me as a Tar Heels fan--I've always loved Rasheed Wallace and
> even defended his past temper outbursts and even at times pondered he might
> be unfairly targeted by the officials--but this is something that
> disappoints me. If he didn't vote for Bush and doesn't support his policies,
> that's fine. Regardless, he doesn't have to act like an ass about it.


As a Carolina fan, were you also disappointed in Jordan? He
thought so little of the whole White House photo op that he
wanted to blow it off altogether when Bush I was in office.
(I think the thousands of angry sports radio callers forced
him to go, eventually.)
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bozak wrote:
> "Larry R Harrison Jr" <noone.RemoveThis@noone.com> wrote in message
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> > This disapoints me. OK, I voted for Bush, but regardless--had I
been an NBA player in the late
> > 90's, I don't think I'd been of that attitude regarding Clinton.
>
> clinton didnt steal his way into office... big difference...
Neither did Bush, get over--your man lost, TWICE. He lost.

I know that in this day & age of protest this & protest that, and
saying that you didn't lose that it was sorry officiating or the
like--good example was the San Antonio Spurs protesting the Laker's
last-second win last second via Derek Fisher's miracle--but Bush won,
Kerry lost, Gore lost, and all the bitching & moaning about so-called
"voter disenfranchisment" that never existed changes nothing.

Too much Jesse Jackson, too little common sense--and too little getting
over the reality that you lost, fair & square. Period.

LRH
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"Larry R Harrison Jr" <noone RemoveThis @noone.com> wrote in message news:365qsvF4su0tuU1@individual.net...
> This disapoints me. OK, I voted for Bush, but regardless--had I been an NBA player in the late
> 90's, I don't think I'd been of that attitude regarding Clinton.

clinton didnt steal his way into office... big difference...
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humbubba.RemoveThis@smart.net
>I am sure George is just torn to pieces that one of the NBA's biggest thugs
>and who has contributed the drug trade will not shake his hand.


Ask Bush if his daddy ever tells him about the time he shot JFK.


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>"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> http://www.detnews.com/2005/pistons/0501/30/D07-74460.htm
>>
>> No fan of Bush
>>
>> To say that Rasheed Wallace is less than thrilled to be meeting President
>> George W. Bush on Monday is an understatement.
>>
>> When asked about the Pistons' trip to the White House, Wallace said, "I
>> ain't going to say (nothing) to him. I didn't vote for him. I'm not
>> excited
>> at all, it's just part of the thing."
>>
>> OK then.
>>
>> "He ain't lying, either," Billups said. "He won't say nothing to him."
>>
>> Missing Elden
>>
>> Pistons players and coaches, some of whom had spoken to him, expect that
>> Elden Campbell will report to the Nets, eventually.
>>
>> "It's one of those things," Ben Wallace said. "He wanted to come back here
>> but he knew before it happened that there was a chance he could end up
>> someplace else.
>>
>> "You know, his kids are in school here and he wanted to come back, but
>> it's
>> just one of those things."
>>
>> The Knicks are 2-11 since point guard Stephon Marbury publicly declared
>> himself the league's best point guard.
>>
>>
>
>
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humbubba.RemoveThis@smart.net
>In article <weWdnQfcruhqgmDcRVn-3A.RemoveThis@comcast.com>, "Douglas" <doug.RemoveThis@anon.com>
>wrote:
>
>> I am sure George is just torn to pieces that one of the NBA's biggest thugs
>> and who has contributed the drug trade will not shake his hand.
>
>
>Did George try out for the Bullets when he was picking up
>dimebags?

I don't think they had cheerleaders back then.

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active in Usenet alt.politics colorg on IRC
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Ground troops out of Iraq Put the CIA under INS Save Darfur
Semi-legalize drugs Prosecute Bush Tighten the borders
Isolate Israel Tax churches halve military aquisitions
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"cLIeNUX user" <r@cLIeNUX.> wrote in message news:10vrtib7vvp4hbb@corp.supernews.com...
> humbubba.DeleteThis@smart.net
>>In article <weWdnQfcruhqgmDcRVn-3A.DeleteThis@comcast.com>, "Douglas" <doug.DeleteThis@anon.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>> I am sure George is just torn to pieces that one of the NBA's biggest thugs
>>> and who has contributed the drug trade will not shake his hand.
>>
>>
>>Did George try out for the Bullets when he was picking up
>>dimebags?
>
> I don't think they had cheerleaders back then.

ohhhhhhh, damn that was a good laugh...
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"Capt Jim" <nt5n.RemoveThis@comcast.net> wrote in message news:vM2dnZrm7_92PGLcRVn-1A@comcast.com...
> keep her off the streets

what makes you think your moms is on the streets...
shes under my desk right now... :-)
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"Douglas" <doug.DeleteThis@anon.com> wrote in message news:OLWdnR_iZvpGJmLcRVn-1A@comcast.com...
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> "Capt Jim" <nt5n.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>> jogs his 'want' nerve
>
>
> lol

douglas and jim sitting in a tree,
F - U - C - K - I - N - G...

:-)
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"igor eduardo küpfer" <edkupfer DeleteThis @example.com> wrote in message
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> In rec.sport.basketball.pro on Sun, 30 Jan 2005 11:57:11 -0600 "Douglas"
> <doug DeleteThis @anon.com> wrote:
>
> >I am sure George is just torn to pieces that one of the NBA's biggest
thugs
> >and who has contributed the drug trade will not shake his hand.
>
> Maybe George can talk to him about it. I'm sure they can find some common
> ground.
>
> "Hey, Rasheed, don't you love the feeling you get when you just go over
and
> take something from someone you know can't fight back, and you feel like
> Godzilla stomping on all those plastic Japanese soldiers? Isn't that the
> best? It's one of the reasons I let Uncle Dicky talk me into--"
>
> "Man, why don't you pick on someone your own size?"
>
> "Oh. Well... say Rasheed, don't you hate it when you've done so much blow
> that your nose is bleeding like the fourth week of Lilith Fair -- and
you're
> all out of kleenex! I remember this one time, me and Liddy were out on
t--"
>
> "Man, I don't do cocaine."
>
> On second thought, maybe they don't have any common ground.
>
> Thanks to Doug Stanhope for the Lilith Fair line.

That Lilith Fair line is Sprite-out-the-nose classic.

Cheers,
Chris Hafner
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