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Warriors07 wrote:Kerr puts Pachulia back in garbage time, poor zaza no respect
xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:xfactor wrote:
Firstly, I don't acknowledge you being king of what content and what style to post. If I choose to shorthand, that's my prerogative. You're the jerk by trying to call me on it. Just let it go.
Buuuuut, I honestly don't know what "Experience son. Experience." is supposed to convey in response to what I said about Green. You're welcome to say whatever you wish, but if you want to be understood by the poor, unwashed masses who need grammar schooling, you'll have to be clearer.
Still can't let it go, eh?
The post was succinctly stating that we who have seen many Warrior games (ie experience in watching) have witnessed many techs/ejections, etc. I was surprised by the reply as if we were just making **** up. I wanted to assure you that it was not. By years of experience.
Tim Lehrbach wrote:xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:
Buuuuut, I honestly don't know what "Experience son. Experience." is supposed to convey in response to what I said about Green. You're welcome to say whatever you wish, but if you want to be understood by the poor, unwashed masses who need grammar schooling, you'll have to be clearer.
Still can't let it go, eh?
The post was succinctly stating that we who have seen many Warrior games (ie experience in watching) have witnessed many techs/ejections, etc. I was surprised by the reply as if we were just making **** up. I wanted to assure you that it was not. By years of experience.
Ah, I see. Your myopic "experience" of basketball has left you ill-prepared to evaluate Draymond Green objectively. Now I understand.
xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:xfactor wrote:
Still can't let it go, eh?
The post was succinctly stating that we who have seen many Warrior games (ie experience in watching) have witnessed many techs/ejections, etc. I was surprised by the reply as if we were just making **** up. I wanted to assure you that it was not. By years of experience.
Ah, I see. Your myopic "experience" of basketball has left you ill-prepared to evaluate Draymond Green objectively. Now I understand.
Hardly. You know nothing about me or what I know. Again, Let it go.
Tim Lehrbach wrote:xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:
Ah, I see. Your myopic "experience" of basketball has left you ill-prepared to evaluate Draymond Green objectively. Now I understand.
Hardly. You know nothing about me or what I know. Again, Let it go.
Says the guy who already called me "son" and suggested I return to grammar school. Why let it go? You keep responding.
Tim Lehrbach wrote:Roy The Natural wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:
Why are you being such a jerk? First "son," then suggesting that somebody whose intelligence and education is entirely unknown to you needs to go to "grammar school," a term that's been out of favor for decades. Why don't you just speak clearly instead? "Experience," not used in a complete sentence, does not convey a thought. I am very likely older and more academically accomplished than you, so there's no need to try to pull rank in the way that you have twice attempted.
I can nearly gaurantee that I am more academically accomplished than almost everyone on this forum (professionally licensed M.E with an MBA)... spelling might be off for me tonight though. IPAD screws it up.
PS... Who cares about formal grammar on a forum. The vast majority of grammar on this site is horrific.
MBA =/= academic accomplishment, lol.
xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:xfactor wrote:
Still can't let it go, eh?
The post was succinctly stating that we who have seen many Warrior games (ie experience in watching) have witnessed many techs/ejections, etc. I was surprised by the reply as if we were just making **** up. I wanted to assure you that it was not. By years of experience.
Ah, I see. Your myopic "experience" of basketball has left you ill-prepared to evaluate Draymond Green objectively. Now I understand.
Hardly. You know nothing about me or what I know. Again, Let it go.
Starboy wrote:xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:
Ah, I see. Your myopic "experience" of basketball has left you ill-prepared to evaluate Draymond Green objectively. Now I understand.
Hardly. You know nothing about me or what I know. Again, Let it go.
He's a "retired mod" with two decades of experience. Respect the credentials
Roy The Natural wrote:and1GS wrote:Yaaaaawn.
FWIW the Blazers have a great core, I'm a huge fan of Dame/CJ/Nurk/Crabbe. I think if they could get a versatile, rangey, star-level 3 they could seriously vault up to a top 3 seed. Then higher once the bench gets filled out. Defensively I do worry about that backcourt, but those guys are such well-rounded offensive players I think you just build the rest of the team to hide that.
That said...Nurk has been great, but let's be real. He's not the savior that would push this series to 6-7 games. It's not like skilled bigs are our kryptonite like they were in the '07 Jazz series. Very good player that would improve the level of play, but this is a sweep all the way unless Dame/CJ go for 75-80 gain and get a huge contribution from 2-3 other players, which could push it to 5.
Probably not yet. I do think Nurkic's potential is pretty ridiculous. I'm not sure I can really name a stronger player in the NBA. Maybe Drummond, but I've seen him move Drummond before as well. Nurkic has to work on tightening his game up though. Only way Blazers take this to 6 is if Nurkic comes back (healthy and without rust) and Lillard and McCollum go nuclear at home over the next 2 games. Fully expect a sweep though. Portland can't compete whatsoever with no front court and Crabbe limping around.
Edit: Also if Durant doesn't return in addition.
KevinMcreynolds wrote:hopefully JK laid some pipe on the strip as well, gotta get those reps in
xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:xfactor wrote:
Hardly. You know nothing about me or what I know. Again, Let it go.
Says the guy who already called me "son" and suggested I return to grammar school. Why let it go? You keep responding.
Yes, and you're proving my point. Ok youngster. You get the last word. Feel good now?
mvpshaq32 wrote:lol Zaza just owned Meyers Leonard on both ends of the court
Roy The Natural wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:Roy The Natural wrote:
I can nearly gaurantee that I am more academically accomplished than almost everyone on this forum (professionally licensed M.E with an MBA).
PS... Who cares about formal grammar on a forum. The vast majority of grammar on this site is horrific.
MBA =/= academic accomplishment, lol.
What's your definition of academic accomplishment? Not saying an MBA is all that hard. Undergrad ME was much tougher, but I thought both were worthwhile endeavors. Maybe you're thinking academically reviewed and published research?
floppymoose wrote:Mike Brown always looks like he has a mild headache.
”Mav_Carter wrote: my list doesn't matter...I'm pretty much wrong on everything...
Starboy wrote:xfactor wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:
Ah, I see. Your myopic "experience" of basketball has left you ill-prepared to evaluate Draymond Green objectively. Now I understand.
Hardly. You know nothing about me or what I know. Again, Let it go.
He's a "retired mod" with two decades of experience. Respect the credentials
Tim Lehrbach wrote:Roy The Natural wrote:Tim Lehrbach wrote:
MBA =/= academic accomplishment, lol.
What's your definition of academic accomplishment? Not saying an MBA is all that hard. Undergrad ME was much tougher, but I thought both were worthwhile endeavors. Maybe you're thinking academically reviewed and published research?
Ah, now you've made me feel guilty over my friendly fire. Didn't mean to cut too personally. You've just been throwing a lot of harsh words at fellow Blazers fans lately. I took exception when you then, however lightly, tried to claim superiority over my exchange with another fan. This one I'll let go with a retraction. But, by Howard Mass, xfactor and I are rolling into Hades together.
