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Today May 19th COULD be one of the greatest days of basketball for ME.............. and the lakers ain't even playing

this might be the first time in 3 years i can enjoy the play-offs they have totally sucked since 2003....

Bruce Plasma HDTV we are coming to your crib hide the porno mags .......

Noj is welcomed i'll need some back-up with that group of guys it could get ugly

i don't think 'sheed can return those "new" championship belts he purchased...

i wish we could all get together and watch the pistons/cavs game tomorrow Me Jim Oscar Jim Dye Darko 20/20 Guy BruceW Conn 50/50 anyone else want to add their name to the VIP list

if DET / SA are knocked out of the NBA Finals our pool around here will suck everyone has SA/Det in the finals, except for 1 person and they have Det /Dallas in the finals

heading to divorce court how much $$$$$$ will she get?

Big MF Ben, "Maybe we talked too much."

i do like the mavs tonight duncan's got 28 in the first half

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?sk...d=1134703573567 bestbuy has an HP external DVD / CD burner on sale this week

It could be the last game in Da Palace this season GO CAVS!

Sportscenter's intro on the game "Jack's at a Clippers game, the Lakers' organization is forever humbled."

big al yanks comeback down 7-0 vs rangers

a question i've had, can you burn a cdr w/o using the "light scribe cdrs", just using regular cdrs thanks

anyone DL this cd? these clips sound really good http://www.emusic.com/album/10604/10604879.html

TODAY could be the last day for the spurs as the defending chumps i freakin' luv it LET'S GO CAVS!

disc 1

holy crap Jack is at the Clippers/Suns Game in Phoenix

i just DL from Emusic i like "204"

JUNIOR COOK - JUNIOR'S COOKIN' 51 CHARLIE ROUSE - TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS 52

mark what kind of camera do you use/own? thanks

WTF The BIG unit looks like shit.... i've never seen him get rocked like this

Limping Wallace still running mouth Tuesday, May 16, 2006 Jodie Valade Plain Dealer Reporter Rasheed Wallace offered no retractions. No apologies, no sheepish grins. The forward simply shrugged after his Pistons stumbled, 74-72, to the Cavaliers in Game 4, and said he has no worries. Not about the twisted ankle he suffered in the second quarter of Monday's game, and certainly not about his failure to make good on the promise Detroit would triumph in Game 4 of this second-round series. "It's cool," Wallace said. "I ain't worried about these cats." He isn't worried about the "guaran-Sheed" he made after his Pistons lost Game 3 at The Q - his promise Detroit would not only win this second-round series, but do it in five games. Wallace merely complimented the Cavaliers' surprising new defensive tilt that led to Cleveland topping Detroit at its own grind-it-out game. That is, he sort of complimented the Cavaliers, before making yet another guarantee: The Pistons will still win this series, even if it now will take at least six games. "Even the sun shines on a dog's [behind]," Wallace said. "There ain't no way . . . they're going to beat us in no series. They beat us tonight, which is good for them. . . . But, nah, they ain't going to beat us in the series." Not everyone was as unconcerned as Wallace. Pistons center Ben Wallace responded to only a couple questions before cutting off his interview with reporters. "You can't let a man predict a win then go out and play like that, stink it up like we did," Ben Wallace said. "Players, coaching staff, everyone." It didn't help the Pistons weren't at full strength, with Rasheed Wallace unable to contribute fully to his guarantee. Wallace rolled his right ankle while defending LeBron James with 9:22 remaining in the second quarter. As James drove to the basket, Wallace landed awkwardly and his right ankle buckled. He limped off the court and straight to the locker room - as the crowd at The Q roared its delight at the talkative forward's misfortune. He returned a little more than a minute later, and continued popping in and out of the locker room where he received treatment. A Pistons trainer massaged Wallace's calf while he sat on the bench. Wallace sat the final 4:28, when the game was at its closest. After Monday's game, though, he proclaimed he was fine and ready to contribute to his next guarantee. "I'm all right," Wallace said. "Don't send me to the glue factory yet." Which means Wallace will return to Cleveland for Game 6 on Friday, something he already promised he wouldn't do. If the Pistons have trouble finding accommodations for the unexpected return to Cleveland, James said they are welcome to camp out at his house. "You gotta kill them with kindness," James smiled. "Every last one of them can stay in my house. . . . and I'll lock them indoors when it's time to come here."