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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1981 » by driese0824 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 6:16 am

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Ill-yasova wrote: :o Driving?


I drive a fuel truck but I have my phone set up to voice text,still has some kinks in it though


generally with a smartphone you can say the word 'period' and it will end the sentence. like 'i really enjoy peanut butter sandwiches period.' wlll break the sentence in text. good luck.




Thank you I will try that.I would always say dot again thanx
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1982 » by yoshii8 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 1:54 pm

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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1983 » by SupremeHustle » Tue Aug 20, 2013 2:03 pm

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driese0824 wrote:
Ill-yasova wrote: :o Driving?


I drive a fuel truck but I have my phone set up to voice text,still has some kinks in it though


generally with a smartphone you can say the word 'period' and it will end the sentence. like 'i really enjoy peanut butter sandwiches period.' wlll break the sentence in text. good luck.


Yeah, let's think of some other ways to help him text while he's driving a fuel truck.
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1984 » by emunney » Tue Aug 20, 2013 2:36 pm

Another childhood memory: one time, my uncle was driving a fuel truck on a state highway, and two elderly ladies ran a red light perpendicular to him. He was unable to stop, ran over the top of their car, killing them both instantly. His truck flipped and caught on fire. Both doors were jammed by the roll, but he was able to kick his windshield out and escape before the cab was fully engulfed. Despite serious burns over 70% of his body, he survived to tell me about how he could see their brains on the windshield. To a seven year old, this is distinctly not like winning the lottery.
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1985 » by emunney » Tue Aug 20, 2013 2:37 pm

...I hear we drafted some Greek kid. Is he any good?
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1986 » by driese0824 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 3:30 pm

emunney wrote:Another childhood memory: one time, my uncle was driving a fuel truck on a state highway, and two elderly ladies ran a red light perpendicular to him. He was unable to stop, ran over the top of their car, killing them both instantly. His truck flipped and caught on fire. Both doors were jammed by the roll, but he was able to kick his windshield out and escape before the cab was fully engulfed. Despite serious burns over 70% of his body, he survived to tell me about how he could see their brains on the windshield. To a seven year old, this is distinctly not like winning the lottery.


Wow sorry to hear that what a memory that must be.
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1987 » by Turk Nowitzki » Tue Aug 20, 2013 3:39 pm

emunney wrote:Another childhood memory: one time, my uncle was driving a fuel truck on a state highway, and two elderly ladies ran a red light perpendicular to him. He was unable to stop, ran over the top of their car, killing them both instantly. His truck flipped and caught on fire. Both doors were jammed by the roll, but he was able to kick his windshield out and escape before the cab was fully engulfed. Despite serious burns over 70% of his body, he survived to tell me about how he could see their brains on the windshield. To a seven year old, this is distinctly not like winning the lottery.

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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1988 » by LedZepp007 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 8:01 pm

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JimmyTheKid wrote:GA/Middleton 50/50 split is ideal. I don't ever root for injury, but can I root for a slow recovery?


I know 90% of this board wants the bucks to tank n what better than playing a kid who most people say is at least 2 years away from being ready n a guy from Detroit who might b nothing more than crappy,n a injured oldish fino.I get it but guys like me who don't wanna tank can't stomach seeing those 3 guys man the 3 spot,if that's the case I would rather have moute n daniels.


You are ill-informed. Or in your vernacular: U r dumm.


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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1989 » by Finn » Tue Aug 20, 2013 8:57 pm

SupremeHustle wrote:Yeah, let's think of some other ways to help him text while he's driving a fuel truck.


+1

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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1990 » by driese0824 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:12 pm

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JimmyTheKid wrote:GA/Middleton 50/50 split is ideal. I don't ever root for injury, but can I root for a slow recovery?


I know 90% of this board wants the bucks to tank n what better than playing a kid who most people say is at least 2 years away from being ready n a guy from Detroit who might b nothing more than crappy,n a injured oldish fino.I get it but guys like me who don't wanna tank can't stomach seeing those 3 guys man the 3 spot,if that's the case I would rather have moute n daniels.


You are ill-informed. Or in your vernacular: U r dumm.


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Pleasd tell me led what part of what I wrote am I ill-formed on the part that giannis by most experts is at least 2 years away if that from being ready,that middleton could be nothing more than a throw in in the jennings dea,or that fino is a 30 plus year old player who is injured.
I wanna know what I'm ill-formed about or as you say it I'm dumm.Your telling me that these 3 bring more to the table than our walking dead duo of moute and Daniels last year
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1991 » by LedZepp007 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:15 pm

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I know 90% of this board wants the bucks to tank n what better than playing a kid who most people say is at least 2 years away from being ready n a guy from Detroit who might b nothing more than crappy,n a injured oldish fino.I get it but guys like me who don't wanna tank can't stomach seeing those 3 guys man the 3 spot,if that's the case I would rather have moute n daniels.


You are ill-informed. Or in your vernacular: U r dumm.


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Pleasd tell me led what part of what I wrote am I ill-formed on the part that giannis by most experts is at least 2 years away if that from being ready,that middleton could be nothing more than a throw in in the jennings dea,or that fino is a 30 plus year old player who is injured.
I wanna know what I'm ill-formed about or as you say it I'm dumm.Your telling me that these 3 bring more to the table than our walking dead duo of moute and Daniels last year


Easy -- you said that you prefer Moute and Daniels to Middleton and Giannis. Strong evidence I say...


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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1992 » by LedZepp007 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:16 pm

I'd rather watch young talent grow than watch old talent die. Wouldn't you?


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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1993 » by driese0824 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:24 pm

LedZepp007 wrote:I'd rather watch young talent grow than watch old talent die. Wouldn't you?


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I never said I would rather watch moute n daniels I'm saying that we buck fans might b overvaluating middleton ,giannis I look forward to seeing play but I don't think IMO that Middleton and fino and giannis is that much of an improvement if any over what they had there last year.
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Post#1994 » by driese0824 » Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:33 pm

LedZepp007 wrote:I'd rather watch young talent grow than watch old talent die. Wouldn't you?


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I very badly wanna see our young guys develop but not at the expense of tanking,
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1995 » by Baddy Chuck » Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:43 pm

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LedZepp007 wrote:I'd rather watch young talent grow than watch old talent die. Wouldn't you?


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I very badly wanna see our young guys develop but not at the expense of tanking,

Rather then what? Being the 8-10th worst team in the league?
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1996 » by LedZepp007 » Wed Aug 21, 2013 2:20 am

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LedZepp007 wrote:I'd rather watch young talent grow than watch old talent die. Wouldn't you?


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I never said I would rather watch moute n daniels I'm saying that we buck fans might b overvaluating middleton ,giannis I look forward to seeing play but I don't think IMO that Middleton and fino and giannis is that much of an improvement if any over what they had there last year.


We are young and not very good (for now) with financial responsibility. Either through intent or blunder we've had the best offseason we've had in years.


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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1997 » by driese0824 » Wed Aug 21, 2013 3:04 am

LedZepp007 wrote:
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LedZepp007 wrote:I'd rather watch young talent grow than watch old talent die. Wouldn't you?


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I never said I would rather watch moute n daniels I'm saying that we buck fans might b overvaluating middleton ,giannis I look forward to seeing play but I don't think IMO that Middleton and fino and giannis is that much of an improvement if any over what they had there last year.


We are young and not very good (for now) with financial responsibility. Either through intent or blunder we've had the best offseason we've had in years.


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I agree with you on that now the proverbial cherry on top would be if the bucks can bring in either turner or young to play the 3 with giannis backing him up.Then I would give this off-season a B
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1998 » by yoshii8 » Thu Aug 22, 2013 2:33 pm

Didn't Giannis go work out w/ Tim Grover recently? Was there anything said about how he performed?
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#1999 » by theFireBlanket » Thu Aug 22, 2013 2:50 pm

yoshii8 wrote:Didn't Giannis go work out w/ Tim Grover recently? Was there anything said about how he performed?


Tim Grgurich, there wasn't any information published that I'm aware about his performance.

But John Henson was there again(after doing it as a rookie with D Lamb), he tweeted about it at the time.

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Gianni's older brother Thanasis was simultaneously in Florida at the IMG Academy working out.
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Re: Milwaukee Bucks Pick Giannis with pick #15 

Post#2000 » by LUKE23 » Thu Aug 22, 2013 2:52 pm

Hammond was on WSSP last Friday. Henson and Giannis both played in Grgurich's camp, there were about 65 players there. Hammond said Henson was the best player there. He also said they plan on having Giannis with the big league club all year, maybe one or two minor stints in the D-League if it presents itself.

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