At this very moment in time.57 to 57. Anybody watching?

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In summary, even non-sport fans have to love a team who fights back on the enemy's turf and keeps the game within a couple of points for three quarters. Still, go Spurs!
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Even non-sport fans (like me) have to love a team who fights back on the enemy's turf, and keeps the game within a couple of points for three quarters. Still, go SA!
 
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I'd love to say the same thing about my Yankees. Ugh
 
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Sorry, Les - can you give a point of reference for us dum-dums in the peanut gallery..?
 
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Yeah, who's SA? What sport are you even watching? :confused:
 
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Math Is Hard said:
Sorry, Les - can you give a point of reference for us dum-dums in the peanut gallery..?

Nope, cain't do it.

I swear . . . GIRLS! You and Moonbear need to hang with the guys more often. :biggrin:
 
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Gotta love Horry's clutch play in the previous winning game.
 
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Moonbear said:
Yeah, who's SA? What sport are you even watching? :confused:

Okay. It's either selfAdjoint or a famous Texas last-stand town. :tongue2:
 
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This must be basketball. I think some of my testosterone-dominant co-workers were prodding me for an opinion on it this morning.
 
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Geeze ladies. Just flip through the channels real quick. What sport would have a score of 57 to 57, then SA, come on now :smile:
 
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mattmns said:
Geeze ladies. Just flip through the channels real quick. What sport would have a score of 57 to 57, then SA, come on now :smile:
Channel flipping? But I'm watching Jay Leno's monologue now! I immediately tune out when the news goes to sports too. Okay, so it's basketball...that's the only game on as I flipped...and it has a score that shows one of the teams as SA. But that still doesn't tell me who SA is. Texas town...San Antonio? Is that a basketball team?
 
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SA is me! :biggrin:
Les said:
I swear . . . GIRLS! You and Moonbear need to hang with the guys more often.
You two can hang with me... because I have no idea what he's talking about either. :wink:
 
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TheStatutoryApe said:
SA is me! :biggrin:

You two can hang with me... because I have no idea what he's talking about either. :wink:
Great strategy...while the other guys are busy watching their little games on TV, MIH and I will make a SA sandwich. :biggrin: :devil:
 
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Right on! Who needs TV when we've got StatuatoryApe! Flex those biceps for us again, would ya?
 
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:cry: Meh it will be over with in a few minutes.
 
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mattmns said:
:cry: Meh it will be over with in a few minutes.
well, yeah...that's the problem with most of you guys!
 
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mattmns said:
:cry: Meh it will be over with in a few minutes.
Nope, too late, you were busy watching your little game.
 
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Math Is Hard said:
well, yeah...that's the problem with most of you guys!
:rofl: :rofl: Can't believe I missed that opportunity! :rofl:
 
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I started watching this game and I got to tell you.. my reasons for not liking NBA games were only confirmed. They can't play ball - bunch of overpaid underachievers.
 
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:rofl: Nice MIH!

game is over now, SA won.
 
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mattmns said:
:rofl: Nice MIH!

game is over now, SA won.

Well, he knew that as soon as MIH and I both agreed to join him. :biggrin:
 
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Moonbear said:
Well, he knew that as soon as MIH and I both agreed to join him. :biggrin:
Lol... exactly! :biggrin:
 
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TheStatutoryApe said:
SA is me! :biggrin:

You two can hang with me... because I have no idea what he's talking about either. :wink:

Oh, you are just trying to hit on two of PF's hottest babes. You probably know every defence designed by man.
 
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Les Sleeth said:
You probably know every defence designed by man.
I haven't a clue about any of that sports stuff, but I am well acquainted with just about every defence designed by women. :grumpy:
 
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Les Sleeth said:
Oh, you are just trying to hit on two of PF's hottest babes. You probably know every defence designed by man.
Lol... I do watch ESPN. Only for poker and billiards tournies though. :biggrin:
I seriously know next to nothing about sports.
 
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TheStatutoryApe said:
Lol... I do watch ESPN. Only for poker and billiards tournies though. :biggrin:
I seriously know next to nothing about sports.
:!) :!) It's amazing how easy it is to get sucked into watching a poker tournament! They have a Texas Hold 'Em tournament on Saturday nights on NBC (after all the reruns of SNL are over), and somehow I always wind up watching it. Then again, the only competing shows are infomercials at that hour. :rolleyes:
 
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who loves ginobilis hangtime dunks...they look like finger rolls till he's just above the rim.
 
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neurocomp2003 said:
who loves ginobilis hangtime dunks
Is that a new species or something? I've never heard the word "ginobilis" before. :rofl:
 
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I watched it from the first jumpball till the end.And I'm VERY HAPPY !:smile:

Any really tired...

Daniel.
 
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cronxeh
"I started watching this game and I got to tell you.. my reasons for not liking NBA games were only confirmed. They can't play ball - bunch of overpaid underachievers."

its called high pressure defence? #1 and #2 defence teams in the league of course the games going to looko sloppy... now you want to talka bout a bunch of overpaid underacheivers...lets talk about baseball/soccer/football...though i do like soccer.

moonbear: new species yup straight from argentina most known for their bush like top. :bugeye: and for their intense jumping nature though some are known to sprawl on the floor...hmm my biology sucks. bah
 
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neurocomp2003 said:
who loves ginobilis hangtime dunks...they look like finger rolls till he's just above the rim.

Yeah, he's had a few of those this series. They're always astonishing. That's becoming his signature move.

How about Bruce Bowen's clean block of Billups' 3 with one minute remaining? Defensive play of the year.

I kind of like the Spurs, which is good, since they're going to win a few more before all is said and done (before Duncan retires). Much needed relief after those damned Lakers and Bulls dynasties.
 

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