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and fuck Dick Vitale
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LittleWing sometime in July 2007 wrote:
Unfortunately, it's so elementary, and the big time investors behind the drive in the stock market aren't so stupid. This isn't the false economy of 2000.
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:01 am Posts: 19477 Location: Brooklyn NY
They think that they and their team are hot shit but really they're all a bunch of obnoxious nerds
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LittleWing sometime in July 2007 wrote:
Unfortunately, it's so elementary, and the big time investors behind the drive in the stock market aren't so stupid. This isn't the false economy of 2000.
i take great pride knowing someone like you isnt a duke fan
I take pride in not being a front-runner.
if you call being a fan since seeing bobby hurley and mccafferty play in the mcdonalds all american game in pittsburgh (back then i believe it was called the dapper dan classic) in 1990-91 and following the team since then, then yes im a front runner
i take great pride knowing someone like you isnt a duke fan
I take pride in not being a front-runner.
if you call being a fan since seeing bobby hurley and mccafferty play in the mcdonalds all american game in pittsburgh (back then i believe it was called the dapper dan classic) in 1990-91 and following the team since then, then yes im a front runner
how did Hurley play in the 1990 mcdonalds game when he was already at Duke in 89/90?
And if you're really 35, being a fan since 91 isn't all that impressive. Jumping on the bandwagon is just as bad as being a front runner....
_________________ “You’re good kids, stay together. Trust each other and be good teammates to one another. I believe there is a championship in this room.”
-Ernie Accorsi in his final address to the NY Giants locker room before retiring as GM in January of 2007
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Ricardo Tubbs wrote:
Peeps wrote:
Athletic Supporter wrote:
Peeps wrote:
i take great pride knowing someone like you isnt a duke fan
I take pride in not being a front-runner.
if you call being a fan since seeing bobby hurley and mccafferty play in the mcdonalds all american game in pittsburgh (back then i believe it was called the dapper dan classic) in 1990-91 and following the team since then, then yes im a front runner
how did Hurley play in the 1990 mcdonalds game when he was already at Duke in 89/90?
And if you're really 35, being a fan since 91 isn't all that impressive. Jumping on the bandwagon is just as bad as being a front runner....
this brings up a good question... how early must you become a fan to root for a certain team and not be considered bandwagon material... i think 15 years of pulling for a team is plenty (peeps), of course rooting for the Dookies the past 15 years hasnt been too difficult
i started liking Carolina in '87-'88 due to mr. jr reid... i was 11ish... i didnt quite make it for MJ and Co., so i never really loved him the way most peole do... im a barkley man myself
earliest and fondest memory would be when rick fox (and 8-seeded caroilna) hit a runner with no time left to knock off 1-seeded Oklahoma and Mookie Blaylock... good times
this brings up a good question... how early must you become a fan to root for a certain team and not be considered bandwagon material... i think 15 years of pulling for a team is plenty (peeps), of course rooting for the Dookies the past 15 years hasnt been too difficult
i started liking Carolina in '87-'88 due to mr. jr reid... i was 11ish... i didnt quite make it for MJ and Co., so i never really loved him the way most peole do... im a barkley man myself
earliest and fondest memory would be when rick fox (and 8-seeded caroilna) hit a runner with no time left to knock off 1-seeded Oklahoma and Mookie Blaylock... good times
JR Reid was the king of the 10 foot jumper. He never missed. I was more of a King Rice fan myself...
_________________ “You’re good kids, stay together. Trust each other and be good teammates to one another. I believe there is a championship in this room.”
-Ernie Accorsi in his final address to the NY Giants locker room before retiring as GM in January of 2007
Joined: Mon Oct 18, 2004 12:14 am Posts: 8662 Location: IL
Ricardo Tubbs wrote:
pearljamminagain wrote:
this brings up a good question... how early must you become a fan to root for a certain team and not be considered bandwagon material... i think 15 years of pulling for a team is plenty (peeps), of course rooting for the Dookies the past 15 years hasnt been too difficult
i started liking Carolina in '87-'88 due to mr. jr reid... i was 11ish... i didnt quite make it for MJ and Co., so i never really loved him the way most peole do... im a barkley man myself
earliest and fondest memory would be when rick fox (and 8-seeded caroilna) hit a runner with no time left to knock off 1-seeded Oklahoma and Mookie Blaylock... good times
JR Reid was the king of the 10 foot jumper. He never missed. I was more of a King Rice fan myself...
nothing was better than when he hit that runner to cap off a 20+point comeback against FSU... it was fucking amazing
Joined: Tue Oct 19, 2004 8:23 pm Posts: 720 Location: Des Moines, IA
<----- Has been a DUKE fan since Danny Ferry era. I was 10. I was also at the 2001 National Championship game in which DUKE prevailed by 10 over Arizona.
Go DUKE!
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I was also at the 2001 National Championship game in which DUKE prevailed by 10 over Arizona.
AKA Worst Officiated Game Ever.
_________________ “You’re good kids, stay together. Trust each other and be good teammates to one another. I believe there is a championship in this room.”
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