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Mikero
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« Reply #362 on: 5 March 2008, 00:42:20 » |
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Wait, Red as in Red Dawn? He's dead?
Red Auerbach, fool. Greatest Celtics coach in ever. The very season they put those Celtics Dancers (after Red's death, because he opposed the idea of dancers), the Celtics had their worst season including a 17 or 18 loss streak.
The Lakers will win this year, check back with me in June.
That was because Red was gone, not because of the dancers. Either way I don't really care about the dancers in NBA, NFL cheerleaders, or anything as I don't bother watching their stuff. I put that up because I wanted a change and Green is the joint, and women are the joint, and the Celtics are the joint. Unfortunately one of them has a quasi-ugly face. I think one of the dumbest NBA little group things is those G-Boys or whatever. I think they're from the Mavs or somewhere as my friend showed them to me and he's a Mavs fan. Lakers are of course doing awesome as usual, but Cetics are having an awesome season. Though they often start off well and then spin off when it gets down to it. Mavs are doing well too, I think. Whatever, I like Celtics more for history than I do for current stuff, as with all sports teams for me. Fun fact: Celtics are the third most successful professional sports team in history under the Montreal Canadians (my favourite NHL team), and the New York Yankees. I haven't had a favourite MLB team in a long time, but I like a bunch. For NFL I have backed the Green Bay Packers since grade 8. But CFL is better, and I've backed the Ottawa team since birth. We were the original Rough Riders (which is a wicked football team name, especially pre-DMX Ruff Ryders) but the team closed and there was another Saskatchewan CFL team called the "Saskatchewan Roughriders" (founded under a different league until both merged into the CFL) with different colours (green and white instead of black and red). We came back as Renegades for a while in 2002 but I didn't like that team and they suspended in '06. There are current talks to get Ottawa a team again. |
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Voulnet
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« Reply #371 on: 5 March 2008, 19:16:46 » |
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Wait, Red as in Red Dawn? He's dead?
Red Auerbach, fool. Greatest Celtics coach in ever.
The very season they put those Celtics Dancers (after Red's death, because he opposed the idea of dancers), the Celtics had their worst season including a 17 or 18 loss streak.
The Lakers will win this year, check back with me in June.
That was because Red was gone, not because of the dancers. Either way I don't really care about the dancers in NBA, NFL cheerleaders, or anything as I don't bother watching their stuff. I put that up because I wanted a change and Green is the joint, and women are the joint, and the Celtics are the joint. Unfortunately one of them has a quasi-ugly face.
I think one of the dumbest NBA little group things is those G-Boys or whatever. I think they're from the Mavs or somewhere as my friend showed them to me and he's a Mavs fan.
Lakers are of course doing awesome as usual, but Cetics are having an awesome season. Though they often start off well and then spin off when it gets down to it. Mavs are doing well too, I think.
Whatever, I like Celtics more for history than I do for current stuff, as with all sports teams for me. Fun fact: Celtics are the third most successful professional sports team in history under the Montreal Canadians (my favourite NHL team), and the New York Yankees.
Yeah, the Cs have a lot of history alright, and 17 banners speak for themselves, but the Celtics had most of their success during the 50s, while the Lakers had their 14 titles distributed over the 50s, 70s, 80s and the last threepeat in 2000, they also have the best franchise winning percentage. I'm really praying for a Lakers-Celtics finals this year, it would be marvelous! |
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