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jamn218
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In Topic: NBA preseason talk: CP3 to Lakers
Today, 03:57 AM
Yeah. Really went out on a limb with that one
In Topic: NBA preseason talk: CP3 to Lakers
Today, 03:53 AM
Rip
In Topic: 4chan image spam
Yesterday, 02:57 AM
Speaking of BTTF

And the jerky was good too

And the jerky was good too
In Topic: NBA preseason talk: CP3 to Lakers
19 May 2012 - 04:36 AM
tyrone, on 19 May 2012 - 03:00 AM, said:
Unlike you the bandwagon Lakers "fan", I'm a true fan.
What more bandwagon team in the world can there be than the Lakers...
I love how I'm on the "bandwagon" of the team everybody hates. You guys are the true ultimate bandwaggoners, always agreeing with the majority (IE hating the Heat, loving the Lakers). I'm the true anti-bandwaggoner.
What more bandwagon team in the world can there be than the Lakers...
I love how I'm on the "bandwagon" of the team everybody hates. You guys are the true ultimate bandwaggoners, always agreeing with the majority (IE hating the Heat, loving the Lakers). I'm the true anti-bandwaggoner.
wait i thought you made a thread that you would become a Heat fan because of Lebron, or did i just imagine that?
plus there are plenty of hardcore laker fans, they just sit a little higher up in the arena
In Topic: NBA preseason talk: CP3 to Lakers
13 May 2012 - 12:41 PM
reirom picking against the lakers. SHOCKED
and who cares is boston gets further along in their bracket in the overall weaker east, if they both end up LOSING. Retard logic
and who cares is boston gets further along in their bracket in the overall weaker east, if they both end up LOSING. Retard logic
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