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That's EXACTLY what I was thinking!Originally Posted by purpleRElGN
Originally Posted by SHUGES
Some of these pictures being posted are hardly "classic" or different from the norm.
(And that's not a direct shot at anyone).
and then you proceed to go and do the exact same thing with your pics
A Clippers pic with Q-Rich, Darius, Maggette, and Odom isn't "classic"?Originally Posted by Th3RealF0lkBlu3s
That's EXACTLY what I was thinking!Originally Posted by purpleRElGN
Originally Posted by SHUGES
Some of these pictures being posted are hardly "classic" or different from the norm.
(And that's not a direct shot at anyone).
and then you proceed to go and do the exact same thing with your pics
SHUGES wrote:
This one is tough.
Career cut short cuz he had colitis.Originally Posted by StephonUrkel
what ever happened to Dejuan Wagner?
SHUGES wrote:
Hell Rell sighting??
Ruga!
This one is tough.
Originally Posted by SHUGES
Theme: Dream Teams
This one is tough.
Originally Posted by zizou
Originally Posted by The Fresh King
didn't know MJ wore XIII's with the wizards.This was that ESPN mag cover. I need this in high resolution
nevermind. guess it's a ps.
Originally Posted by SHUGES
Theme: Dream Teams
Someone school meOriginally Posted by Xtapolapacetl
This one is tough.
National anthem controversy
Abdul-Rauf is perhaps best known for the controversy created when he refused to stand for "The Star-Spangled Banner" before games[sup][2][/sup], stating that the flag was a "symbol of oppression" and that the United States had a long "history of tyranny". He said that standing to the national anthem would therefore conflict with his Islamic beliefs. On March 12, 1996, the NBA suspended Abdul-Rauf for his refusal to stand, but the suspension lasted only one game. Two days later, the league was able to work out a compromise with him, whereby he would stand during the playing of the national anthem but could close his eyes and look downward. He usually silently recited a Muslim prayer during this time.
In an apparent publicity stunt gone wrong linked to this controversy, four employees of Denver's KBPI were charged with misdemeanor offenses related to entering a Colorado mosque and playing "The Star-Spangled Banner" on a bugle and trumpet, in a provocative response to Abdul-Rauf's refusal to stand for the national anthem.[sup][3] [/sup]
Originally Posted by SHUGES
And I definitely remember the controversy with Rauf.