Lebron vs Stevenson

[DariusRickyMilesDavis]

I'll make it real quick and then I'm done because I've more than said my piece. Whether or not Lebron was wrong, my argument is that Stevenson's response is 10x worse. If Deshawn had a problem with James he should have made it known a) privately or b) on the court. Seeing as he has not backed up his statements, I don't understand how he gets labeled tough. Toughness is not saying something, it is going out and doing it. If Lebron is a baby and overrated then the Wizards should be shutting him down and toying with his emotions.

I'll leave it there. Hopefully I didn't make anyone mad by what I said; it just frustrates me seeing Lebron get labeled as something and seeing the media jump all over it when in reality, there's little tangible evidence to back up the label.

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With all due respect, why are you still insisting on
arguing this point?

You think that LeBron did nothing wrong at all.
That's fine.

Some of us have a different opinion.
That's fine also.

Let's just leave it there.

[keynote]

(bump)
I went back and re-read a few of these pages, after watching the clip of Shaq's freestyle dissing Kobe (and Ewing and Kareem, for that matter).

Frankly, Shaq off the dome was more entertaining (sillier, agreed, but more entertaining) than Jay-Z *or* Pro'Verbs.

Besides, these days, most rappers don't even bother to record a dis track anymore. They just fire up a web cam and shoot a video of them listening to their "enemy"'s offending interview/song/chatter, so they can spew out nonsensical insults in response while their entourage cackles in the background. Then, they put it up on YouTube.

Exhibit A (Soulja Boy vs. Ice-T?!).

I'm glad the season's over, so that I can go back to being annoyed at Soulja Boy.

[fugop]

this thread couldn't have been lost in the changeover?