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Perteet · Guest

No Trent Reznor?
Call me a wacky traditionalist, but offices should have desks. Somewhere.

Hina · Guest

“He should have bent her over his knew and spanked her, and told the mom to do her job.

Stareh · Guest

The smile for Molson Canadian says, "This is alright. It's not terrible, so I'm happy, but it's not amazing, so I'm not going to smile too much." Truth in advertising, I guess..
What you say is a lie. You won't give me $5, only $5 off on your silly jerseys. Offer me $5 for going to your site and I'll consider your offer.!

Anisa · Guest

No, people who eat prepared and processed foods and don't prepare and cook cheap, easily available fresh fruits and vegetables or dry rice and beans are lazy. Who said anything about deserving to be poor??
Face: Allison Stoke.

Tharukesh · Guest

Yes, because ALL Apple Stores should have ALL the parts from EVERY Mac ever made. /s

Wendling · Guest

I hope this thing doesn't create an alternative Biff world. I wonder if BiffCo is hiring.

Wesley · Guest

It's not just about stats, although Jordan had them. If you go purely by statistical impressiveness, then Wilt Chamberlain should have his number retired (see: 100 point game, 32 60+ point games, 55 ppg season, 22 rpg season, 4000 point season, 48.1 mpg season), which dwarfs all other players' output in much the way that Gretzky's point totals exceed all others. But Chamberlain was notoriously unreliable in the clutch, and only won one championship (when finally aided by fellow HOFers Jerry West and Willis Reed). Jordan did change the sport. Prior to the '80s, there was a real fear that the popularity of the NBA would die out due to a lack of superstars and blockbuster matchups. The introduction of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird saved global face, but there was worry that once they retired, there would be no great rivalry to continue to bring fans. By the '90s, MJ single-handedly made their fading rivalry obsolete in the global market. You look at all the young gun guards in the NBA today, and every one of them would tell you or show you Michael's indelible mark on the way the game is played. The NBA experienced more publicity and media coverage during the '90s than during any other decade prior or since.Basketball has always been a big man's game - according to John Hollinger, no multiple championship NBA dynasty has ever succeeded without a dominant big man--except for the '90s Bulls. As a small 6'6" shooting guard, Michael Jordan defied the conventional wisdom and grabbed the game by the balls. With 6 championships and a Finals MVP for all 6 (twice as many as anyone else), 5 regular season MVPs, a defensive player of the year, the winningest ever NBA season (1995-96 Bulls went 72-10), and the highest NBA career scoring average (30.1 ppg, higher than even Chamberlain), there's no question that MJ dominated in a way that no guard, PF, or even center ever did. That puts him on the same hallowed ground as Gretzky.

SHONEEZ · Guest

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