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I don't wear fitteds. I still like the 9th anny tee the best.
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Didn't cop it. I don't wear fitteds too often either...if it were a little cheaper I would have probably bought it though.
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Yeah, I really don't understand the price of fitteds. I only wear my SF Giants fitted and even buying that was a reach for me.
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Both Love and Aldridge deserve to make it, though. Can we agree that Tim Duncan doesn't deserve to be there?
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Link?
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^ Thanks. For those interested:
From All-Star weekend in Los Angeles -- Warriors general manager Larry Riley just got out of league meetings down here and said Golden State is part of talks that involve "getting a player or a pick" for its expiring contracts.
All of a sudden, it doesn't sound like either of those plans include Troy Murphy. Riley denied that the team had a deal in place to acquire Murphy, saying, "He has already been here."
But Riley said he has been working with New Jersey, among a number of other teams, on deals that would exchange the Warriors' expiring contracts for a player of substance inside or for future draft picks.
Riley said a team source who told The Chronicle that a deal for Murphy had been completed was inaccurate. The source said the deal was contingent on Murphy being dealt to Denver in a multi-player, multi-pick deal with New Jersey. That deal included Carmelo Anthony and was further contingent on the All-Star signing an extension with New Jersey.
The Warriors have three expiring contracts that could be of interest in Dan Gadzuric, Vladimir Radmanovic and Brandan Wright. Riley maintained that he's not trading any or all of them for something that doesn't return "a good player or a pick."
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/warriors/detail?entry_id=83416#ixzz1EMk5EGHb
From All-Star weekend in Los Angeles -- Warriors general manager Larry Riley just got out of league meetings down here and said Golden State is part of talks that involve "getting a player or a pick" for its expiring contracts.
All of a sudden, it doesn't sound like either of those plans include Troy Murphy. Riley denied that the team had a deal in place to acquire Murphy, saying, "He has already been here."
But Riley said he has been working with New Jersey, among a number of other teams, on deals that would exchange the Warriors' expiring contracts for a player of substance inside or for future draft picks.
Riley said a team source who told The Chronicle that a deal for Murphy had been completed was inaccurate. The source said the deal was contingent on Murphy being dealt to Denver in a multi-player, multi-pick deal with New Jersey. That deal included Carmelo Anthony and was further contingent on the All-Star signing an extension with New Jersey.
The Warriors have three expiring contracts that could be of interest in Dan Gadzuric, Vladimir Radmanovic and Brandan Wright. Riley maintained that he's not trading any or all of them for something that doesn't return "a good player or a pick."
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/warriors/detail?entry_id=83416#ixzz1EMk5EGHb
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If it's one of the four Nets 1st rounders, I agree with the deal. I wouldn't mind Murphy. He had a good run in Indiana and the Warriors play in a set offense now. I still think he can contribute and be a better factor than Gadzuric.Originally Posted by LazyJ10
That's an update from the blurb I read
Before and from the espn article...seemed like we'd get Murphy and a pick
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I'd welcome that swap.
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ehh why not?
but we should focus on getting Nene
but we should focus on getting Nene
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Lol at Steph attempting a block on Cousin's dunk in the Rookie Challenge.
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Wouldn't mind Murphy here...but if we can somehow land Nene without giving up our core then
....let's see what Riley has up his sleeve...
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I'm being optimistic for no reason like dland's old buddy.
Don't worry about it...I know it's unrealistic.
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Curry sucked. Glad he didn't get hurt but dude looked like he didn't belong out there.
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Any of your bros have a MacBook? How is the battery life?
If you don't have a MacBook, what laptop are you rocking and would you recommend it. kthxbye.
If you don't have a MacBook, what laptop are you rocking and would you recommend it. kthxbye.
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I get 3-3.5 hours on my MacBook ('09 Macbook Pro).
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That's fantastic. I've heard about 1 year old MacBooks not being able to hold a charge so I'm apprehensive ...
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2009 macbook pro...
about 4-5 hours of bat life with backlit keyboard on, and screen brightness all the way up
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I'm not computer savvy, but FYI Slickdeals.net has been having quite a lot of deals lately.
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Mine wont hold a charge. But its three years old, not one. Need a new battery but they run like 2 bills.
