If I were Chandler Parsons, I'd say go Phuck yourself, you make about $23 million more than me and I played a whole season.
Yeah, it's a good idea to get on the bad side of your team's PG
Bonn1997 wrote:Yeah, it's a good idea to get on the bad side of your team's PG
I'm sure Chandler Parson's don't mind, but seems awfully cheap-ass for a multi-millionaire. Dude can't stay in a Hotel for a night or 2?
ChuckBuck wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Yeah, it's a good idea to get on the bad side of your team's PG
I'm sure Chandler Parson's don't mind, but seems awfully cheap-ass for a multi-millionaire. Dude can't stay in a Hotel for a night or 2?
doesn't get his first check til nov 15
knicks1248 wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Yeah, it's a good idea to get on the bad side of your team's PG
I'm sure Chandler Parson's don't mind, but seems awfully cheap-ass for a multi-millionaire. Dude can't stay in a Hotel for a night or 2?
doesn't get his first check til nov 15
He can't afford 1 night at a Holiday Inn? 
Dude it's sad and boring staying at some hotel in Texas. Better to hang out with friends.
Cheapskate turnover prone jerk.
MSG3 wrote:Cheapskate turnover prone jerk.
I'll bite. Why is he a jerk?
knicks1248 wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:Yeah, it's a good idea to get on the bad side of your team's PG
I'm sure Chandler Parson's don't mind, but seems awfully cheap-ass for a multi-millionaire. Dude can't stay in a Hotel for a night or 2?
doesn't get his first check til nov 15
Did his endorsements get cancelled?
I think he was kidding more than anything. like a joke
gunsnewing wrote:I think he was kidding more than anything. like a joke
Oh you mean the kind of jokes in which you disparage someone's character and everyone laughs because that's so clever and funny.
If calling people names and putting a
after it suddenly makes that funny, then every jackass is a comedian. But don't be offended that I called someone a jackass cuz it's more a joke than anything and I'm smiling when I say it.
Its hard to pull off the humble aw shucks thing when you are a millionaire.
If he wanted to sleep on my couch i would charge him $5 per day for the 1st two days, then increase it to $1,000,000 on the 3rd day..nothing personal buddy just business..
knicks1248 wrote:If he wanted to sleep on my couch i would charge him $5 per day for the 1st two days, then increase it to $1,000,000 on the 3rd day..nothing personal buddy just business..
HAHA!
knicks1248 wrote:If he wanted to sleep on my couch i would charge him $5 per day for the 1st two days, then increase it to $1,000,000 on the 3rd day..nothing personal buddy just business..
I thinkyou will need to pay him to sleep on your couch... And yes he will carge you 3-fold for the 3rd day...
It was a cute story last year. Now it is just redundant.
Welcome home Marcus Camby.
Papabear Says
In just a month we will start to see Jeremy Lin play. He has money and lots of it from those endorsements. I do not wish him any bad luck. I believe that in the long run this was the best decission the Knicks had to make. If Lin continue to play at a high level then he is the real deal. If he does not then Houston We Have A Problem!
Houston have Lin and we have hakeem.
There are some Knicks that were making 20MM a season and were struggling financially during the lockout which is disgraceful. The kid is a humble guy, he did what was best for him. The organization said they would match any offer up to a billion dollars. All parties made mistakes.
However what happens when Kidd can't play in year three and Camby is ineffective and Lin is 27 years old. His contract wouldn't have been as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
MS wrote:There are some Knicks that were making 20MM a season and were struggling financially during the lockout which is disgraceful. The kid is a humble guy, he did what was best for him. The organization said they would match any offer up to a billion dollars. All parties made mistakes.However what happens when Kidd can't play in year three and Camby is ineffective and Lin is 27 years old. His contract wouldn't have been as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
They didn't want Lin, simple as that, thinking it's about the money is just poor thinking.
And who were these 20 mil knicks players that were struggling?
Not about money. More about Dolans ego
MS wrote:There are some Knicks that were making 20MM a season and were struggling financially during the lockout which is disgraceful. The kid is a humble guy, he did what was best for him. The organization said they would match any offer up to a billion dollars. All parties made mistakes.However what happens when Kidd can't play in year three and Camby is ineffective and Lin is 27 years old. His contract wouldn't have been as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
bingo...
