As GoZ advances through season narratives, we're still the center of attention
Posted: Fri May 11, 2018 6:56 am
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Artwork from the Clippers Museum
Posted: Fri May 11, 2018 11:23 pm
"Fool's Gold" by Elgin Baylor [2001]
Re: Clipper Multimedia Thread
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2018 11:50 am
Re: Clipper Multimedia Thread
Posted: Sun Jul 1, 2018 10:30 pm
The Anywhere-But-Los Angeles Clippers
Courtesy of r/LAClippers
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 6:09 am
People have been going meme-crazy over on the Clippers sub-reddit, so I thought I should share some of them here:
The Clipper Chronicles Trailer
Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2018 7:10 pm
More Griffin Off-Season Activity
Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 8:26 pm
Re: Clipper Multimedia Thread
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2018 1:02 am
at last something worse than Chuck the Condor
Clippers 1st NBA Team with Instagram Player GIF Stickers
Posted: Wed Oct 3, 2018 5:21 am
Marky Mark is a D-Bag On and Off Screen
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2018 10:42 pm
As if it wasn't already public knowledge that Mark Wahlberg is a d-bag, below is a tweeted video presumably from an upcoming movie of his. Yeah, it's possible that he's just parroting the lines the writers gave him, but somehow I think it's just him ad libbing.
Lest we forget, this poser walked out of Super Bowl LI before his Patriots came back to win the title and blamed his kid for his fairweather fanness and continues to do so still. He also demanded to be paid big money for reshoots when "All the Money in the World" was being reshot despite everyone else including co-star Michelle Williams participated practically for free in order to get the movie completed. He only then donated the money after all the bad publicity he received for basically holding the production ransom. Even before all of those things, he was a racist little punk who assaulted Vietnamese people only to ask for a pardon later in life when it was a nuisance for him as he and his brothers were trying to launch a chain of restaurants serving Vietnamese-inspired burgers. As if all of that weren't enough, he made a fool of himself in public during an drunken appearance on the Graham Norton Show.
Plus, I actually knew somebody who works for him and I was told by another friend that instead of paying for the dude's services, Marky Mark had the studio hire the guy so that the movie budget would cover the cost of his personal services. Yes, I'm sure the guy--who I haven't talked to in years, for the record--loves having a foot in the door into the Hollywood scene, but for a guy making so much money, does Wahlberg really need to pinch relative pennies to do the guy a solid? Also, is it too much to ask to be a decent human being without having it be convenient for your career?
By the way, Mark (or whatever), have you heard of Tobias Harris or noticed how Griffin probably isn't even Detroit's best player now? It's even arguable that he ever was. Yeah, I thought not.
Lest we forget, this poser walked out of Super Bowl LI before his Patriots came back to win the title and blamed his kid for his fairweather fanness and continues to do so still. He also demanded to be paid big money for reshoots when "All the Money in the World" was being reshot despite everyone else including co-star Michelle Williams participated practically for free in order to get the movie completed. He only then donated the money after all the bad publicity he received for basically holding the production ransom. Even before all of those things, he was a racist little punk who assaulted Vietnamese people only to ask for a pardon later in life when it was a nuisance for him as he and his brothers were trying to launch a chain of restaurants serving Vietnamese-inspired burgers. As if all of that weren't enough, he made a fool of himself in public during an drunken appearance on the Graham Norton Show.
Plus, I actually knew somebody who works for him and I was told by another friend that instead of paying for the dude's services, Marky Mark had the studio hire the guy so that the movie budget would cover the cost of his personal services. Yes, I'm sure the guy--who I haven't talked to in years, for the record--loves having a foot in the door into the Hollywood scene, but for a guy making so much money, does Wahlberg really need to pinch relative pennies to do the guy a solid? Also, is it too much to ask to be a decent human being without having it be convenient for your career?
By the way, Mark (or whatever), have you heard of Tobias Harris or noticed how Griffin probably isn't even Detroit's best player now? It's even arguable that he ever was. Yeah, I thought not.