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[Archer]

Both of u guys fail, NBA stands for National Band Association, u have to argue bands not players

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Touche

[jags224]

daniel...

[SuperNova854]

I got an argument. Clippers are the best team in the NBA because I said so and my word is better then yours because I said so.

[The Messenger]

I got an argument. Clippers are the best team in the NBA because I said so and my word is better then yours because I said so.

The first one who replies correctly. Thanks. I will reply to this in the morning, however it won't be much of a challenge.

To Archer, your reading and comprehension skills are through the roof. Re-read the last post.

Cliffnotes: I said in the first post that you must state something and then a small argument as to why you are correct. I will then argue against it.

By MRN simply posting "Kevin Garnett is an upstanding white citizen" that means he is wanting to argue that Kevin Garnett is indeed an upstanding white citizen. If that's what he wants to do, so be it.

Stop failing Archer. This is worse than when you agreed with Nuk in the Warner/Brees argument when even he knew he was just stating random bullshit for lulz.

[SuperNova854]

I felt like getting owned tonight and you failed me. Time to get drunk and bring home a hooker.

[Archer]

The first one who replies correctly. Thanks. I will reply to this in the morning, however it won't be much of a challenge.

To Archer, your reading and comprehension skills are through the roof. Re-read the last post.

Cliffnotes: I said in the first post that you must state something and then a small argument as to why you are correct. I will then argue against it.

By MRN simply posting "Kevin Garnett is an upstanding white citizen" that means he is wanting to argue that Kevin Garnett is indeed an upstanding white citizen. If that's what he wants to do, so be it.

Stop failing Archer. This is worse than when you agreed with Nuk in the Warner/Brees argument when even he knew he was just stating random bullshit for lulz.

Lol , i agreed that Warner > Brees and i still agree with it.

MRN wanted you to argue that Garnett was a upstanding white citizen ....coming from the guy who can supposedly provide a good argument for anything no matter how stupid it sounds you sure backed out quick.

Carry on though , enjoy your thread.

Maybe you will find "your place" on VSN.

[LC AAU]

Michael Beasley will be a top 5 scorer in the league in a few years.

[DSpydr84]

Kobe Bryant - during the 2009-2010 season - wore the number 24. Prove me wrong.

[The Messenger]

Lol , i agreed that Warner > Brees and i still agree with it.

MRN wanted you to argue that Garnett was a upstanding white citizen ....coming from the guy who can supposedly provide a good argument for anything no matter how stupid it sounds you sure backed out quick.

Carry on though , enjoy your thread.

Maybe you will find "your place" on VSN.

That may have been the intention, but he didn't follow the rules. I said state your argument. He said Kevin Garnett is an upstanding white citizen.

I proved you wrong in the Brees/Warner thread. Kthxbai on that one.

The whole place on VSN thing was a joke. I'm never about the seriousness.

[Bear Pand]

Kobe Bryant - during the 2009-2010 season - wore the number 24. Prove me wrong.

You don't have a time machine or a crystal ball. Show me a photo of Bryant wearing the #24 during the 09-10 season.

Easy Game.

[The Messenger]

Michael Beasley will be a top 5 scorer in the league in a few years.

Wasn't really looking for predictions, but I'll give it a shot.

Beasley has all the tools on offense to be a top 5 scorer in the league, but a couple things hold him back. Beasley's attitude reminds a lot of people of guys like Michael Olowakandi and Eddie Griffin. Players with all the talent and potential in the world, but they didn't seem like they cared as much about the game as the elite players in the league. That's one thing that can seriously hold him back.

Another is the fact that his per 48 minute averages in scoring is 25th in the NBA. That's not saying he's a bad scorer as top 25 is certainly good, but along with elite players like Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, and Kobe Bryant at the top of the list, other players like Charlie Villanueva, Leandro Barbosa, Al Harrington, Nate Robinson, and Ben Gordon all put the ball in the hoop at a faster pace.

In 5 years, could he do this? There's a chance, but the chance is very slim. Let's keep in mind that all 3 of the best scorers in the NBA will most likely still be in the league in 5 years. All of them will still be in their prime except for maybe Kobe, who has yet to show that age is affecting him. We'll take out Kobe and say somehow he declines bad enough where he isn't a top 10 scorer.

Let's add in Carmelo Anthony, Danny Granger, Kevin Durant, Brandon Roy, Chris Paul, Chris Bosh, Dwight Howard, Amare Stoudemire, O.J. Mayo, and Devin Harris. All of those players are young and at this point in their careers, much better scorers than Michael Beasley.

Another advantage they have over Beasley? They are their team's superstar. Wade's a franchise player and the chances of him leaving Miami are very very very very slim. Sure he's a free agent in 2010, but Miami will do everything in it's power to keep Wade until his career is over. If Wade is still on the Heat 5 years down the road, he'll still be scoring 26+ points per game. And with Wade essentially a point guard, or the player who dominates the ball for his team, can you really see another player on the Heat putting up 25+ along with Wade? Doubtful.

So, in your mind, Beasley will be putting up more points per game in 5 years than Melo, Granger, Durant, Roy, CP3, CB4, DH12, Amare, Mayo, Devin Harris, and... Kobe, Lebron, and Wade?

With Beasley's current attitude, his role on the Heat, and his current offensive production, I can't even see Beasley as a top 15 scorer in 5 years.

If I were the Heat I would've took Mayo, but that's for another day.

[Rush]

Vinny Del Negro is a terrible coach and the Chicago Bulls have no talent.

[The Messenger]

I got an argument. Clippers are the best team in the NBA because I said so and my word is better then yours because I said so.

I like your argument here, but surely you don't think your word is better than mine. My argument against this is based on race. With no intention of being racist, I'll proceed.

As far as the American justice system is concerned, a white man's word means a lot more than any black man's word. I'm not saying it's right, but that's how the world is, and as a black man in America, I'm sure you would agree with me.

I am a white man. You are a black man. Therefore my word means at least 173.67 percent more than what your word means. So I will simply state that the Clippers are the laughing stock of the NBA and are far from the best team. Automatically I am correct when arguing against you because a white man's word is worth much more than your black man's word. Welcome to being a black man in America.

Also, you posted two different pics of yourself on Sportshouse with two different guys in both the pics. Therefore, your word equals shit.

[The Messenger]

Kobe Bryant - during the 2009-2010 season - wore the number 24. Prove me wrong.

I've actually built a time-traveling machine and have been to the future and back. Kobe Bryant switched from number 24 back to number 8 after the 2008-2009 NBA season because he found out he could never one-up Jordan. Why couldn't he do this? Because he could never win any championships as the true leader of his team. This made Kobe depressed which caused him to switch his jersey number back to 8 and stop being the pompous ass that he currently is.

Prove me wrong....

[The Messenger]

Ok how about this...

I argue that Kevin Garnett isn't the best white player in NBA history.

There's an easy answer to this question, but I'll get to it tomorrow.

Vinny Del Negro is a terrible coach and the Chicago Bulls have no talent.

Tomorrow.