RR- "You didn't even deserve a tribute!" IT- "Well, that's fine, because I didn't get a tribute!" RR- "But you wanted one!" IT- "But I was the one that said I didn't want one!" RR- "But your thought about wanting one!" IT- "Don't you tell me what I thought!" RR- "Psssh, You weren't even a real Celtic anyway..." IT- "HA! Ray Allen meant more to that banner than you and your broken ass jump shot!" RR- "Whatever midget." IT- "Who you talking about old E.T. lookin' head ass!" RR- ::bitch slap:: IT- ::hair pull:: RR- ::scratch:: IT- ::claw:: RR- ::hair pull:: IT- ::bitch slap:: Seriously though, have we really reached a place where the whining surrounding a hypothetical tribute video is going to end up being more memorable than the season-long performance that it would have attributed? Like, of all the NBA storylines to achieve immortality, the legend of the lost tape that is a 30 second tip-of-the-cap to a couple larger-than-life playoff series is the one that could outlive a cockroach? And all because Paul Pierce wanted the party that LeBron James crashed anyway to be all about him and no one but him? Jeez, the pettiness truly knows no bounds if two guys whose affiliation with one another is nothing more than playing for the same organization at far different times are getting tossed from games for bickering about exactly how much respect is owed to them by the organization that neither one of them is still a part of it. That pissing contest was basically a consolation game, because the Boston Celtics have moved on to both bigger and better things at the point guard position. I hate to say this to two professional athletes that just got into the type of scrap you'd expect to see in a high school cafeteria, but - in the battle of the exes - nobody wins. Especially when what the exes are battling over is something as stupid and unfulfilling as unplayed tribute video.
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