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Bones -- Stop trying to talk sense to some of these clowns and if you do not like me calling you a clown stop acting like one -- simple ... problem solved -- I am at the point where manners and being polite are out the window with some of you.
 
Ripcity4life77 said:
Bones -- Stop trying to talk sense to some of these clowns and if you do not like me calling you a clown stop acting like one -- simple ... problem solved -- I am at the point where manners and being polite are out the window with some of you.
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You thought I was being serious when I said that Shaedon came to us from the Clippers trade.

:popcorn:
 
Ripcity4life77 said:
Bones -- Stop trying to talk sense to some of these clowns and if you do not like me calling you a clown stop acting like one -- simple ... problem solved -- I am at the point where manners and being polite are out the window with some of you.
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Taking the Dame approach?
 
inconceivable said:
Is this serious? Wtf
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It's seriously better than what they've been reported to be offering before and they still have to match contracts perfectly (within ~500k instead of 125% +100k) because of where their cap number is. So it can't just be Tyler Herro and the picks, they would need to add over 18M to match Dame but if they think we're taking Duncan Robinson's shitty contract they can get fucked.

Most likely it needs to be a deal that sends Dame and Nurk to the them, sends Herro to a third team that can send the most value our way, sends Lowry's expiring contract here or preferably to a third team that can add value coming our way and still sends us JJJ and Jovic.

That's the worst I would take if I were Cronin. Maybe Cronin will want to hold their feet to the fire about Martin but I'm not expecting that to pan out but the rest of it needs to be at least what we get back.
 
Ripcity4life77 said:
Bones -- Stop trying to talk sense to some of these clowns and if you do not like me calling you a clown stop acting like one -- simple ... problem solved -- I am at the point where manners and being polite are out the window with some of you.
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I had to read this 4 times to realize you werent calling Bones a clown.

Or maybe you are and I have to read it a 5th time and then delete it, i'm not sure.
 
Strenuus said:
I had to read this 4 times to realize you werent calling Bones a clown.

Or maybe you are and I have to read it a 5th time and then delete it, i'm not sure.
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Maybe you should read that post a fifth time you need better reading comprehension clown you a clown --- maybe I should write like this all the time what do you think I kinda like it because who even knows what I'm trying to say right now I sure don't.
 
Strenuus said:
I had to read this 4 times to realize you werent calling Bones a clown.

Or maybe you are and I have to read it a 5th time and then delete it, i'm not sure.
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I'm pretty sure @Ripcity4life77 is generally calling people clowns that disagree with Bones but it's poorly written so who could really know?
 
inconceivable said:
Is this serious? Wtf
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giphy.webp
 
OneSport3 said:
The same guy that pretty much guaranteed that we were going to trade for Jaylen Brown?
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He brought up that Dame and Jerami were recruiting Brown to leverage the last year of his deal to get a trade to Portland, that Brown was unhappy in Boston, and assumed the front office wanted to trade the pick for him based on the messaging. None of that has been proven wrong other than thinking the front office would make that sort of move. Brown still hasn't signed his extension in Boston, and the rumblings of his unhappiness have always seemed legitimate. We haven't heard anything regarding the Blazers going after Brown and getting turned down, either.

But we were legitimately worried about the front office going the youth route two weeks before the draft. Had a whole "depressing" stream about it.

Also, thete were other people whispering the Brown stuff too.
 
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Ha Seung-Boumtje-Boumjte said:
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It's important to recognize that typos are a significant problem in society because they can lead to misunderstandings and misinterpretations. In more formal contexts like professional emails, academic papers, or public forums, these errors can undermine the credibility and effectiveness of our message.

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Shut up
 
LayneStaley said:
3 1s and Herro seems like it’s a Jovic or Jacques light imo.
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I think it's light both of those players but an earlier report had the offer at Herro and two future firsts so it is coming up. The other thing I was thinking about is that these are obviously the big pieces of the deal, Herro and the first round picks and even though Jaquez was just a first rounder and Jovic was the year before they would be seen as less important pieces than those reported. I guess we'll just have to wait and find out... or never know.
 
Ha Seung-Boumtje-Boumjte said:
Telling someone to "shut up" often reflects poor communication skills and an inability to engage in constructive dialogue. It suggests an unwillingness to listen, understand different perspectives, or engage in meaningful conversations. This behavior can make the person uttering the phrase appear ignorant, closed-minded, and unable to engage in productive discussions.

Moreover, resorting to telling someone to "shut up" usually indicates a failure to effectively express oneself or articulate arguments in a rational and respectful manner. It demonstrates a lack of patience, self-control, and emotional intelligence, potentially undermining one's credibility and intelligence.

Ultimately, telling someone to "shut up" can create hostility and hinder the exchange of ideas. It hampers the development of effective communication skills and can make the person using the phrase appear foolish by resorting to disrespectful and immature behavior instead of engaging in thoughtful dialogue. Encouraging open-mindedness, active listening, and respectful communication is essential for fostering healthy and productive interactions.
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Stop trolling dude. Typing out your nonsense when it's directed at no one is one thing but directing your bullshit at someone actually trying to coherently contribute to this forum is trolling that isn't acceptable. So cut it out!
 
Ha Seung-Boumtje-Boumjte said:
Torrie, typos are quite prevalent in today's digital communication, often caused by fast-paced typing or auto-correct mishaps. While typos may seem like minor slip-ups, they can impact the clarity and professionalism of our written communication.

It's important to recognize that typos are a significant problem in society because they can lead to misunderstandings and misinterpretations. In more formal contexts like professional emails, academic papers, or public forums, these errors can undermine the credibility and effectiveness of our message.

I encourage you to take a moment to proofread your messages before posting them. Proofreading can help catch and correct typos, ensuring that our intended meaning is accurately conveyed. You can also make use of grammar and spell-checking tools available in text editors and messaging applications to minimize such errors.

Improving your writing skills and paying attention to details like typos can significantly enhance your communication abilities. Please strive to do better in the future, ensuring that our messages are clear, coherent, and error-free.
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Reading your posts in this forum are sometimes like a Fresh of Breath air!
 
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