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GatorbaitDD wrote:We all know Isaac has missed a lot of games and it has slowed down his development. We still have to try and be optimistic that he can turn a corner and stay on the court. This franchise has nothing but time right now. Isaac isn't a player you just give up on.
The Effect wrote:Any word on fultz rehab?
LDNMagic90 wrote:The Effect wrote:Any word on fultz rehab?
Saw this the other day, I guess it's good news right?
The Effect wrote:LDNMagic90 wrote:The Effect wrote:Any word on fultz rehab?
Saw this the other day, I guess it's good news right?
Sure sounds good to me
RookieStar wrote:The Effect wrote:
Sure sounds good to me
Maybe that "peace out" inst/twitter/whatevs means good bye knee brace?
LDNMagic90 wrote:RookieStar wrote:The Effect wrote:Sure sounds good to me
Maybe that "peace out" inst/twitter/whatevs means good bye knee brace?
That's an interesting point. I haven't really looked into his post with too much thought, I mean not everything a player posts means it's in relation to what is happening with their respective teams. Unless he has been informed by someone in our FO/ his agent possibly telling him he could be used for us to move up/trade back into the first round?
The one thing I have noticed when I have gone onto Markelle's instagram is that I don't believe he's ever followed anyone since he was drafted.
RookieStar wrote:LDNMagic90 wrote:RookieStar wrote:
Maybe that "peace out" inst/twitter/whatevs means good bye knee brace?
That's an interesting point. I haven't really looked into his post with too much thought, I mean not everything a player posts means it's in relation to what is happening with their respective teams. Unless he has been informed by someone in our FO/ his agent possibly telling him he could be used for us to move up/trade back into the first round?
The one thing I have noticed when I have gone onto Markelle's instagram is that I don't believe he's ever followed anyone since he was drafted.
well as someone who doesnt use insta/twit, I really have no idea about that. I mean personally im someone who doesnt share my private everyday to the public.
RookieStar wrote:why do they call em baby momma? whats wrong with wife/gf?
LDNMagic90 wrote:RookieStar wrote:why do they call em baby momma? whats wrong with wife/gf?
God knows lol, judging by my younger members of family commitment is pretty much out the window these days when it comes to young people and relationships.
My younger family members literally rank relationships these days like this.
Baby momma/ Father - Girlfriend/Boyfriend more often than not
Girlfriend/Boyfriend - almost like being married lol
Marriage - Rare.
It's scary for the young generation.
RookieStar wrote:LDNMagic90 wrote:RookieStar wrote:why do they call em baby momma? whats wrong with wife/gf?
God knows lol, judging by my younger members of family commitment is pretty much out the window these days when it comes to young people and relationships.
My younger family members literally rank relationships these days like this.
Baby momma/ Father - Girlfriend/Boyfriend more often than not
Girlfriend/Boyfriend - almost like being married lol
Marriage - Rare.
It's scary for the young generation.
lol i kinda equate baby daddy as a sperm donor and baby momma as the recepient of your shoot and scoot.
LDNMagic90 wrote:RookieStar wrote:why do they call em baby momma? whats wrong with wife/gf?
God knows lol, judging by my younger members of family commitment is pretty much out the window these days when it comes to young people and relationships.
My younger family members literally rank relationships these days like this.
Baby momma/ Father - Girlfriend/Boyfriend more often than not
Girlfriend/Boyfriend - almost like being married lol
Marriage - Rare.
It's scary for the young generation.
pepe1991 wrote:LDNMagic90 wrote:RookieStar wrote:why do they call em baby momma? whats wrong with wife/gf?
God knows lol, judging by my younger members of family commitment is pretty much out the window these days when it comes to young people and relationships.
My younger family members literally rank relationships these days like this.
Baby momma/ Father - Girlfriend/Boyfriend more often than not
Girlfriend/Boyfriend - almost like being married lol
Marriage - Rare.
It's scary for the young generation.
*Me on other part of the world thanking God people around me take more repsonsability where they stick their D up *
Marriage itself doesn't really mean all that much, but all statistics prove that kids in families with two parents have better "sucess rate" in life. Partly due stronger economic stracture that allows them to go schools they desire, partly probably because there is something to be learned about human behaviors other than you or father or you and mother ( and sister, brother if you have them). Patience, sharing, giving, helping each other , not being selfish and taking care of each other is really something that helps you later in life, if you were lucky enough to grow up with family who values that.
I wasn't lucky enough to grow up with two parents, and i won't lie, being male kid without father around it was rough for both me and mom.
LDNMagic90 wrote:pepe1991 wrote:LDNMagic90 wrote:
God knows lol, judging by my younger members of family commitment is pretty much out the window these days when it comes to young people and relationships.
My younger family members literally rank relationships these days like this.
Baby momma/ Father - Girlfriend/Boyfriend more often than not
Girlfriend/Boyfriend - almost like being married lol
Marriage - Rare.
It's scary for the young generation.
*Me on other part of the world thanking God people around me take more repsonsability where they stick their D up *
Marriage itself doesn't really mean all that much, but all statistics prove that kids in families with two parents have better "sucess rate" in life. Partly due stronger economic stracture that allows them to go schools they desire, partly probably because there is something to be learned about human behaviors other than you or father or you and mother ( and sister, brother if you have them). Patience, sharing, giving, helping each other , not being selfish and taking care of each other is really something that helps you later in life, if you were lucky enough to grow up with family who values that.
I wasn't lucky enough to grow up with two parents, and i won't lie, being male kid without father around it was rough for both me and mom.
Same situation with me I used to think I am fine with everything and just having mum and my uncles around. It's hard growing up in a single parent household, especially if that single parent isn't exactly that wealthy. I am forever grateful for my family and my friends who I consider family though. I turned out alright I guess my mum always made sure I was able to chase what I wanted (I wanted to be a professional football(soccer) made it to semi-pro and lost the drive)