You can fool most of the people most of the time. P. T. Barnum.
by Paul Haeder / December 24th, 2020
Someone said, “If you don’t have something nice to say about someone, don’t say anything.”
Oh, the idiocy of America!!
Shit-dog, this country, now, and going back when I was in my teens (13 when my family moved us from Paris, France, to Arizona – of all places), well, lying, cheating, achy-breaky heart, don’t you know, thieving, scamming, and, well, bombing (military and economic), that’s what it is, but you won’t get that from those lying cheating bullshitting PR-spinning, pass-the-hat, money-loving politicians on both sides of the manure pile.
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The inside story of how an infamous Dr. J trade ruined the last Warriors-Nets NBA season opener
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Julius Dr. J Erving of the ABA New York Nets goes for a dunk from the free throw line during the inaugural Slam Dunk Contest during halftime at the 9th ABA All-Star Game on Jan. 27, 1976, at McNichols Arena in Denver, Colo.NBA Photos/ Getty Images/NBAE/Getty Images
What if, two days before the Golden State Warriors’ highly anticipated, nationally televised season opener against the Nets, the player everyone wanted to see the most was traded away?
That’s exactly what happened, not with Kevin Durant who we expect to face his former team on Dec. 22 but with an equally great star the last time the Dubs and Nets opened an NBA season.