Their crowds were juxtaposed with the AWFUL Laker crowds. The LA crowds were much worse than normal… they aren’t normally good obviously, they’re rich laker fans except for the upper upper levels, but the playoff crowds were maybe the worst Final’s crowd I have ever seen in my entire life. They didn’t seem to care at all!

So, then here comes the Boston fans, who cheer like any normal fans would. They look awesome when compared to those status-seeking LA fans. If those tickets were normally priced for the ‘normal’ LA fans who aren’t famous or power players, then it’d be a lil’ better… but really, the fans aren’t all that into the game when compared to a Blazer game.

If ya asks me, anyways. I’m not biased at all.

Mortimer

For some reason now that you mentioned that girl

I feel that Channing has working pokeballs for humans and he releases her on certain occasions. I bet it involves that mysterious boom box.

This is SOOOOO NOT okay for this site.

to get him out of there. and what is she doing in that out fit? making tips? I were an exect at trogen, i would have nba players endorce condoms.

Didn’t Ben Franklin accuse Thomas Jefferson of liberalism on July 2nd 1776?

Then,,,

On July 4, 1776, Congress appointed a committee that included Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams to design the Great Seal of the United States. Each member of the committee proposed a unique design: Franklin’s proposal featured a design with the motto: “Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God.” This design was to portray a scene from the Book of Exodus, complete with Moses, the Israelites, the pillar of fire, and George III depicted as Pharaoh.

Hey, look, I’m agreeing with you agreeing with me.

If the junk drawer is visible at the top, I think it will encourage fewer unneeded fanposts with the random stuff.
Just two more recs needed everyone.

Abour 18.000 american-Japanese soldiers, many of them going out of American internment camps, fight for the all-Japanese 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the 100th Infantry Battalion during World War II.
As a military unit, their record in North Africa and Europe was extraordinary. After almost two years of fighting, the 100th/442nd emerged from the war the most highly decorated unit in U.S. military history.
They fought in seven major campaigns in Europe, made two beachhead assaults and captured a submarine. In France, they liberated Bruyeres, and rescued the ``Lost Battalion’’ - 275 Texas infantrymen who had been trapped inside German territory for almost a week.
In late spring of 1945, the 522nd Field Artillery Battalion - part of the 442nd—was among the first Allied units to liberate prisoners from Dachau. Days later, heading farther south through Germany, the 522nd helped save more than 5,000 Jewish prisoners from the Dachau sub-camps who had been on a forced march toward the Bavarian Alps.
The unit’s valor earned more than 18,000 individual citations and eight Presidential Unit Citations. Known also as the ``Purple Heart Battalion,’’ with more than 700 men killed and 9,500 Purple Hearts, they suffered the highest casualty rate in U.S. Army history.

Who puts on a shirt like that? Heck, who buys a shirt like that?

so i am looking through there posts

Just, with thunder