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I rule the local playground
Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
You fell down and don't have a neurological issue, so get up p$%^ssy!
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Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
5 star thread.
Subscribed.
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Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Dude when you're working hard and expending a lot of energy, picking yourself up off the ground can be more tedious than you think. It saves more energy and gives you more "rest" if you let someone help you up.
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Canned
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
it promotes team chemistry and balance.
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I rule the local playground
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
sorry tito but when you're 6'8 and 240 you shouldn't reach up like a retarded 5 year old a$$&ole. jesus christ. if i was paid mid-level money, i might feel entitled to a hand but if you're getting starter pay lift your pu$$y ass up.
This league is so fugazi. when ron artest is the resident bad a$$, that's a bad sign.
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Local High School Star
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Why does your momma expect taxpayers to send her welfare money so she can pay the internet bill for your fat ass can talk about basketball on message boards all night long instead of going outside and playing it?
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Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Originally Posted by Tito Beasley
Dude when you're working hard and expending a lot of energy, picking yourself up off the ground can be more tedious than you think. It saves more energy and gives you more "rest" if you let someone help you up.
Sounds about right. Because even the scrubs get helped up. You do exert alot of energy pushing yourself up
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Shit just got serious
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Ask JR Smith what happens.
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NBA Legend
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
You made this thread after Tim Duncan got fouled right? I remember that play where he just laid there.
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"LINISH HIM!"
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Originally Posted by Tito Beasley
Dude when you're working hard and expending a lot of energy, picking yourself up off the ground can be more tedious than you think. It saves more energy and gives you more "rest" if you let someone help you up.
Are you serious with this sh*t?
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Land of Ownst
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
If they sacrificed themselves for the play or made an attempt to make a play and fall, then why don't they deserve a help up? Especially if it's someone like Wade whose game is that. Lifting yourself up that many times a game over 82+ games a season will wear you down and put unnecessary strain on your knees. It's not like it takes a lot for two guy to go over, grab a hand and pull up. Sometimes players wait a little long and should just get up, but the majority of the time, I don't see the problem. Pretty insignificant thing to gripe about IMO. I can see what you're saying, but I just don't think it's a big deal.
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I rule the local playground
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
yeah dumbf(&k, i am 6'2 and 225 with a 33 waist and 47 chest. a real fat ass. and you are in here too, right? do you get up after plays?
Originally Posted by theballerFKA Ace
Why does your momma expect taxpayers to send her welfare money so she can pay the internet bill for your fat ass can talk about basketball on message boards all night long instead of going outside and playing it?
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Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Originally Posted by airchibundo507
Are you serious with this sh*t?
obviously you've never played a sport
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BBALL LOVER
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Originally Posted by DuMa
it promotes team chemistry and balance.
This is the correct answer.
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"LINISH HIM!"
Re: Why do NBA players always expect someone to help them up?
Originally Posted by Tito Beasley
obviously you've never played a sport
I have.
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