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Gotta love Santonio Holmes' doing his LeBron TD celebration after the game winner. The funny thing is all those clowns on ESPN didn't know what he was doing. They thought he was pouring ketchup or something.

They kept saying "Putting a little Hotsauce on it" and I'm sitting there like...Don't you guys watch any other sports. They did not even mention it on ESPN.

That's a shame, because I (along with the majority of you)knew exactly what what he was doing when he started.

Who the hell is Santonio Holmes and what did he do exactly?

hes the super bowl MVP of my hometown team the pittsburgh steelers and i was never more pumped then i was last night for a sporting event i bleed black and gold and this one was way better when when we beat the seahawks. basically homles touchdown celebration was him using the football as the bottle of powder dumping into his hands and then throwing it in the air like lebron james. it was crazy cuz everyone was saying it was ketchup because of Heinz field the steelers home stadium. the whole time i was like espn cant be this clueless.

I liked his imitation of KG's powder routine too. Not very original though....I don't understand why a guy would try to steal that from another dude. I guess since it's a different sport, it's not too bad....but it'd just be pretty sad if another player in the NBA started doing that and tried to make it his own.

Way more people know of LeBron doing that than KG, but since you are mentioning stealing it you should understand that KG was not the first. But as a troll I'm sure you wouldn't know that.

...you killed him with that one outty...he tried to slide that one in....people can be so corny

LeBron stole the powder thing from Garnett. come up with something original bron bron

TheOUTLAW wrote:Way more people know of LeBron doing that than KG, but since you are mentioning stealing it you should understand that KG was not the first. But as a troll I'm sure you wouldn't know that.

Garnett invented powder.

Roger Murdock wrote:

TheOUTLAW wrote:Way more people know of LeBron doing that than KG, but since you are mentioning stealing it you should understand that KG was not the first. But as a troll I'm sure you wouldn't know that.

Garnett invented powder.

im pretty sure jordan had some sort of pregame ritual involving the powder

^^Lamar Odom sure has something to say about that.

First time I ever saw the powder:
Terrence Stansbury of the Indiana Pacers, circa 1985. He did it at the dunk contest and he also did it the first time he got a start at home. It wasn't as elaborate but it was basically the same thing. And Lebron wasn't more than 1 year old.

I found it strange that Holmes did it but I liked it. He's a Pittsburgh Steeler from Florida.

NBC has been away from the NBA WAY too long. That John Tesh theme song and everything...

I remeber Mj use to go hard on the powder. If you know what i mean. I think Jordan may have influenced the game a little.LOL You call it powder. We call it stardust. I mean seriously is Lebron so cold that people have to resort to critisizing his pre-game ritual. WoW. All I've got to say is..... M V P.

I don't know, the way Holmes did it reminded me of Lebron.. KG does it slightly different..

dosent kg slap his hands and clap with the powder?

Bron actually got his rendition of the chalk toss from Russel Crow in the movie Gladiator.

In fact loved the flick so much he named his youngest after the character. Maximus

Oh yea what's up all new to the boards!

Vain_1 wrote:Bron actually got his rendition of the chalk toss from Russel Crow in the movie Gladiator.

In fact loved the flick so much he named his youngest after the character. Maximus

Oh yea what's up all new to the boards!

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Vain_1 wrote:Bron actually got his rendition of the chalk toss from Russel Crow in the movie Gladiator.

In fact loved the flick so much he named his youngest after the character. Maximus

Oh yea what's up all new to the boards!

thats a helluva debut post you got there...welcome to the boards vain