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Hump has been contributing solidly off the bench this season. His high motor, strength, skill, and veteran savvy make him an ideal reserve forward/center combo. Dare I say 6th man?

Much appreciation to Kris Humphries.

He is a machine. Man he hit some big shots

Oh this thread is about Kris...I though...you know...lol...with the title and all....never mind.

He once got busy in a Burger King bathroom.

Who's next.

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JWizmentality wrote:Oh this thread is about Kris...I though...you know...lol...with the title and all....never mind.

This is a good clean fun family basketball enjoyment forum; how dare you pervert this classy thread with such devilish thoughts.

I support this thread.

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Oh man, these were good time. I used to love to get out on the floor for this song and do the HUMP

hands11 wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj9_yW8tZxs[/youtube]


Oh man, these were good time. I used to love to get out on the floor for this song and do the HUMP

"I like my oatmeal lumpy"?

Really stretching to make that scheme work. I'm surprised he didn't say "my mommy's couch is comfy"

Did make a good sample for this Premo beat though:

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AFM wrote:

hands11 wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj9_yW8tZxs[/youtube]


Oh man, these were good time. I used to love to get out on the floor for this song and do the HUMP

"I like my oatmeal lumpy"?

Really stretching to make that scheme work. I'm surprised he didn't say "my mommy's couch is comfy"

Did make a good sample for this Premo beat though:

And nothing wraps up where we went from and what we went to any better then that.

I'll take the first version thank you.

hands11 wrote:He is a machine. Man he hit some big shots

Been humming the "humpty hump" all day today - that is when I wasn't cussing out RG iii for missing receivers and holding on to the ball too long.

Hump bump. Another solid game. 6-9 shooting 12 points 9 rebounds in only 20 minutes.

He's been such an upgrade over Booker especially on the offensive end of the court. What a great signing this was.

20 Freakn rebounds, 2 steal and 1 block

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nate33 wrote:His TS% is low because all he takes are long 2's. He's actually shooting 45% from 16-22 feet, and 50% from 10-16, both are exceptional numbers for a big man. The problem is, he doesn't get any attempts at the rim. I guess the question is, would another PF do much better considering the system we run? None of our PG's or C's are threats from the perimeter, so our PF's pretty much have to shoot from outside to make room.

I'd like to see Humphries try some 3-pointers. If he can shoot 45% from 16-22 feet, he just needs to hit 30% from 3-point range to have the same eFG%. If he can get that up to 35%, it would be a significant increase in overall efficiency.

Not that he might not be more efficient if he shot more threes and less long two's, but I think if Humphries is shooting that well from mid-range, that he is likely actually helping our offense more than his TS% would suggest, by stretching the floor for Wall to drive and score or dish, and possibly by dragging his defender further form the basket and making it harder for him to grab defensive rebounds. Are these benefits demonstrated if you look at the on off stats for Humphries and the team rebounding stats when he is on the floor vs off the floor?

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One thing about Hump, you gotta appreciate how he plays D against Melo. Ouch.

Peacemakers at Work

Kris Humprhies and friends handling business well, from start to finish.



The loop at the very end shows Humphries even pushing Beal back as if to say, "Calm down young fella, I got this".

Kris has IMO been there and done that. A professional body guard could not have done better. (Nene is the man!) KH was calm and his head was on a swivel during the fracas. THAT is how to take care of business. Don't get hit from behind, either. Giving credit all around, Rasual Butler also is a good leader. What coach, teammates, or fans wouldn't appreciate the professional way Nene, Humprhies, Beal, and Butler reacted?

Nene and Humphries demonstrate leadership quality here. Strength with Restraint.



Cole Aldrich did the right thing. I think he is a good guy. Choose your battles wisely.

BELOW IS WHY I REALLY RESPECT AND APPRECIATE THE HECK OUT OF KRIS HUMPHRIES:

Paul Anka wrote and performed Having My Baby

2011

Kim Kardashian is feeling broody these days especially after finding the perfect image of how her son should look like. [b]The socialite posted a childhood picture of NJ Nets basketball player Kris Humphries on Twitter and accompanied it with the message, "I want my son to look like this."

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On Sunday, January 23 night, [2011] Kim supported Kris from the courtside when his team battled Dallas Maverick. Nets lost to Maverick 87-86.

Read more: http://www.aceshowbiz.com/news/view/000 ... z3N8yibZjK

NOW, 2014, Christmas

Kim's reaction to Kanye and having his baby ...

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Kim K probably watched that Knicks game and thought about Kris' baby.

Kris won. No child support payments and she STILL wants most likely. He got his and got out the trap was set for life. (Or until she runs back to him, which wouldn't surprise me at all).


I say this as a sexist male with a couple ex-wives and other ex lovers. Women who say they hate you don't necessarily hate you hate you, if you know what I mean.