Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
lmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
His actions screams mental midget.
NYKBocker wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
lmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
His actions screams mental midget.
Whatever keeps him motivated to stay in shape. I could care less what he tweets.
Hopefully Ray's out on the court soon.
Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
lmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
Every player on this team practically has Paper Thin Skin...with exception to a couple.
fishmike wrote:gunsnewing wrote:This is why its so hard to get emotionally invested in this team
this exactly.
This is why it's great to be a homer with a team at the top of it's division.
Somberite take: pissy little backup PG, talking and tweeting too much.
Homeristic take: Gee, I can't wait until somebody hits that pinkie during a game and Ray goes off. Chip on shoulder, extra pain adrenaline.
jrodmc wrote:fishmike wrote:gunsnewing wrote:This is why its so hard to get emotionally invested in this team
this exactly.
This is why it's great to be a homer with a team at the top of it's division. Somberite take: pissy little backup PG, talking and tweeting too much.
Homeristic take: Gee, I can't wait until somebody hits that pinkie during a game and Ray goes off. Chip on shoulder, extra pain adrenaline.
Talking about the risk of Felton reinjury ending his season and having to rely on Kidd and Prigioni the rest of the season. Not the Twitter comment
3G4G wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
ylmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
Every player on this team practically has Paper Thin Skin...with exception to a couple.
Some posters on this board have paper thin skin seeing how they get so rattled by anything our players say or tweet.
NYKBocker wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
lmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
His actions screams mental midget.
I always laugh when people attack players for being 'mental midgets'. These players get millions of dollars for bouncing a ball, have thousands of people idolising them and chanting their names and can have any woman they want. They have more than you ever will, but yeah, you're much more intelligent than them...
smackeddog wrote:NYKBocker wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
lmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
His actions screams mental midget.
I always laugh when people attack players for being 'mental midgets'. These players get millions of dollars for bouncing a ball, have thousands of people idolising them and chanting their names and can have any woman they want. They have more than you ever will, but yeah, you're much more intelligent than them...
That's one hell of a non sequitur if I've ever read one.
NYKBocker wrote:gunsnewing wrote:This is why its so hard to get emotionally invested in this team
Honestly, I have not watched a full game this year. I am just a little frustrated still. I hope the playoffs will bring me back to caring like before. Right now, I just follow them through UK and watch them here and then.
Wow. Knicks started off 18-5, 10-0 at home and beat the Heat twice including once without Melo. After the way things have been for the Knick franchise the past 10-15 years I have found myself caring a bit too much about the Knicks.
NYKBocker wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:IronWillGiroud wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Get a life for whoever starting the dumb joke, I got the chocolates from an event tonight that I attended as and gift. Wow!! Grow up!!
lmao poor little guy
Yeah, I am surprised by how sensitive he was.
His actions screams mental midget.
Wait till Garnett rags on him. He will start taking contested threes from all over the floor while shooting .136%
loweyecue wrote:Nalod wrote:
Can a Somberite watch 75% of the games but a Homer barely watches?
What the heck is that?
Somber Six, proper noun, from the Latin: Somberanius Melohatius N*yetsian Centricus, group of those who identified themselves freely as:
1) being slightly able to be happy as a Knicks fan, should we win a chip.
2) will continue to find things wrong with the "trade", even if #1 should occur.
3) decry any hint of anything homer, even during heady 8-1 starts.
4) maintain low level hate equating to somberness during this current season, as out and out hate would expose possible deficiencies in the standard "...but I really am just a realistic, earth-bound, even keeled Knicks fan."
5) evoke memories and visions of a Rambo-type Knicks fandom: "I want what all us decade long depressed Knick fans want, for my team to be as lovable to me as I am to myself"
Please try to stay mildly connected, loweyecue.
Next week, "Starphucque" deconstructed!
Not sure if he's been 100% cleared yet, but this was a piece of good news for people wondering whether Felton would stay in shape during his injury time:
When Felton broke his pinkie on Christmas in Los Angeles, Woodson feared his point guard could gain weight and lose the great condition he had been in since arriving for training camp. But Felton said he has been running “like a track star.’’“I felt a little burn in the chest, but that’s normal,’’ Felton said. “Other than that, I really wasn’t that tired. Playing four on four, going up and down. Not playing in four weeks, you think I would be tired, but I wasn’t. Like I said, I’ve been running like a track star since I’ve been out. So I’m still in shape.”
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/knicks/no_kidd_ing_star_vet_reinjures_back_VfBJGp2TcPaywVfWrOGcUN?utm_medium=rss&utm_content=Knicks
Good, good!
