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http://www.justin.tv/starburytv

lol is he sleeping?

Nando88 wrote:lol is he sleeping?

Looks like he's back now

what the f§"! is this!?!?!?!

who's watching him sleeping the whole damn day!?!?

man thats sad, i mean come on!i couldn't even think to sleep with a cam behind my back..
the single person who would whatch that is a sick person who likes farts, maybe he farts in his sleep..

He's on this early?

What the heck? He's holding up a can of vaseline

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2QEcadC_Rk

Honestly, this entire thing is one of the most effed up things I've seen in a long time. Dude needs professional help and needs to get out of his house, stop listening to music, stop dancing with his pants off, stop talking about how the world misunderstands him. He needs to get some fresh air or stop taking his prescription drugs because the dude is not SANE.

Marburys a piece of trash. Luckily BC traded his ass.

ginobiliflops wrote:Marburys a piece of trash. Luckily BC traded his ass.

Marbury was an elite pg with the Suns and if he never was traded he probally still would have been putting up similar numbers today. The distractions he encountered in NY messed up what could have been a hall of fame career. Given the choice between the Suns version of Marbury and Nash I would take Marbury anyday of the week over Nash.

MaryvalesFinest wrote:

ginobiliflops wrote:Marburys a piece of trash. Luckily BC traded his ass.

Marbury was an elite pg with the Suns and if he never was traded he probally still would have been putting up similar numbers today. The distractions he encountered in NY messed up what could have been a hall of fame career. Given the choice between the Suns version of Marbury and Nash I would take Marbury anyday of the week over Nash.

Marbury was too selfish to be anything great. He had a few good seasons, that was it. Nash had the work ethic and marbury didn't. Now the lowlife is crying on a balcony.

ginobiliflops wrote:

MaryvalesFinest wrote:

ginobiliflops wrote:Marburys a piece of trash. Luckily BC traded his ass.

Marbury was an elite pg with the Suns and if he never was traded he probally still would have been putting up similar numbers today. The distractions he encountered in NY messed up what could have been a hall of fame career. Given the choice between the Suns version of Marbury and Nash I would take Marbury anyday of the week over Nash.

Marbury was too selfish to be anything great. He had a few good seasons, that was it. Nash had the work ethic and marbury didn't. Now the lowlife is crying on a balcony.

Averaging 8 assists a game in his career is far from selfish. Off the court he wasn't either, I would consider making a pair of shoes that sells for $15 to be a good thing when so many athletes try to make money off the public.

As for work ethic I would have to disagree on that, Marbury gave effort on both sides of the floor when he was on the Suns, both offense and defense while Nash only gives it on the offensive side.

MaryvalesFinest wrote:

ginobiliflops wrote:Marburys a piece of trash. Luckily BC traded his ass.

Marbury was an elite pg with the Suns and if he never was traded he probally still would have been putting up similar numbers today. The distractions he encountered in NY messed up what could have been a hall of fame career. Given the choice between the Suns version of Marbury and Nash I would take Marbury anyday of the week over Nash.

I thoroughly, completely disagree.

rsavaj wrote:

MaryvalesFinest wrote:

ginobiliflops wrote:Marburys a piece of trash. Luckily BC traded his ass.

Marbury was an elite pg with the Suns and if he never was traded he probally still would have been putting up similar numbers today. The distractions he encountered in NY messed up what could have been a hall of fame career. Given the choice between the Suns version of Marbury and Nash I would take Marbury anyday of the week over Nash.

I thoroughly, completely disagree.

You don't think these are hall of fame type numbers?

2001-02 PHO 82 38:53 7.6 17.2 44.2 0.9 3.0 28.6 4.3 5.5 78.1 0.9 2.3 3.2 8.1 3.5 0.9 0.2 2.3 20.4
2002-03 PHO 81 40:00 8.3 18.9 43.9 1.1 3.7 30.1 4.6 5.8 80.3 0.7 2.6 3.3 8.1 3.3 1.3 0.3 2.5 22.3
2003-04 PHO 34 41:36 7.7 17.8 43.2 1.1 3.5 31.4 4.3 5.4 79.5 0.6 2.9 3.4 8.3 2.9 1.9 0.2 2.2 20.8

wow. i really am speechless. hope he figures himself out and gets out of this 'mid life crisis'.


this is a trainwreck.

They're non starting all star numbers, and every season before and after those were disappointing.

20 points and 8 assists arn't all star numbers?

Anyway looks like he's back on his chat now

For once I have to agree with Maryvale.

Marbury was a fantastic player for us. In his prime, Marbury was the toughest PG to defend in the league. Someone polled all guards in the NBA back in 2002 and the consensus was Marbury was the most difficult to defend.

Marbury was like a running back when he would charge into the paint. There was no stopping him. I remember when he won Game 1 of the 2003 playoffs in OT at San Antonio with a 3pt shot at the buzzer. The guy was really under appreciated and the Suns only dealt him once he was charged with DUI on the SR-51. While he was in Phoenix, he was a great player, an under appreciated player, and remember, he took both Amare and Barbosa under his wing. In fact he bought Barbosa an Escalade during his rookie season and the two still talk frequently.

Also remember that he averages around 8apg for his career so the morons who say he is not a play maker are obviously talking out of their behinds...

It's a shame how his career had diminished, but Marbury should be respected for what he did for the Suns for the 1.5 years he was here.

SunsWinSunsWin wrote:For once I have to agree with Maryvale.

Marbury was a fantastic player for us. In his prime, Marbury was the toughest PG to defend in the league. Someone polled all guards in the NBA back in 2002 and the consensus was Marbury was the most difficult to defend.

Marbury was like a running back when he would charge into the paint. There was no stopping him. I remember when he won Game 1 of the 2003 playoffs in OT at San Antonio with a 3pt shot at the buzzer. The guy was really under appreciated and the Suns only dealt him once he was charged with DUI on the SR-51. While he was in Phoenix, he was a great player, an under appreciated player, and remember, he took both Amare and Barbosa under his wing. In fact he bought Barbosa an Escalade during his rookie season and the two still talk frequently.

Also remember that he averages around 8apg for his career so the morons who say he is not a play maker are obviously talking out of their behinds...

It's a shame how his career had diminished, but Marbury should be respected for what he did for the Suns for the 1.5 years he was here.

+1


Only once though?

He's dancing again