Exclusive The OFFICIAL 2019 NBA Offseason Thread (1 Viewer)

[tlongII]

How do these guys not know what substances are banned?

 

[hoopsjock]

How do these guys not know what substances are banned?

This is how:

Doctor: Hey Wilson, your rehab would be a lot better with this drug but the NBA just added it to the ban list.

Chandler: Did you say they just added it? Perfect, I either don't get caught or I have my excuse already.

 

[Titan]

dang

 

[Lights Out]

Guess he won't be a blazer next summer. At least you know he's not going to run very far

 

[riverman]

How do these guys not know what substances are banned?

how do their DOCTORS not know is the real question

 

[Reep]

dang

I wonder what percentages of women who say threatening things to their men get arrested? Cousins needs to go MGTOW.

 

[kjironman1]

I wonder what percentages of women who say threatening things to their men get arrested? Cousins needs to go MGTOW.

This is true. My ex threatened me constantly. To the point that i would not sleep in her presence.

 

[Natebishop3]

 

[GrandpaBlaze]

I hope the house gets bigger!

 

[trailblazer18]

The updated view numbers for the homes is awesome!

 

[TorturedBlazerFan]

I hope the house gets bigger!

oh, it will...

 

[Wizard Mentor]

My math: Including mortar, a brick is about 24 in^2. 8627 x 24 = 207048, which is the perimeter * the height of the structure. If the height is 8' = 96 in, then the perimeter is 207048/96 = 2156.75 in. Divide by 4 to account for the 4 sides (assuming a square house), and you get 539.1875 inches, or 44.9322916667 feet. Square that number to get the number of square feet, and, I get 2019 square feet. Minor overestimating of the mortar, but nowhere near their number.

 

[PtldPlatypus]

My math: Including mortar, a brick is about 24 in^2. 8627 x 24 = 207048, which is the perimeter * the height of the structure. If the height is 8' = 96 in, then the perimeter is 207048/96 = 2156.75 in. Divide by 4 to account for the 4 sides (assuming a square house), and you get 539.1875 inches, or 44.9322916667 feet. Square that number to get the number of square feet, and, I get 2019 square feet. Minor overestimating of the mortar, but nowhere near their number.

Your calculation requires approximately 5/8" of mortar between each brick; the poster's calculation utilized about 5/16" between. Who's to say which is more reasonable? Also, you calculated a square house, whereas the other guy used approximately a 2:1 length/width ratio. That also significantly impacts square footage.

Not surprising that changing variables changes the result.

 

[TorturedBlazerFan]

Your calculation requires approximately 5/8" of mortar between each brick; the poster's calculation utilized about 5/16" between. Who's to say which is more reasonable? Also, you calculated a square house, whereas the other guy used approximately a 2:1 length/width ratio. That also significantly impacts square footage.

Not surprising that changing variables changes the result.

what... nuh uh.

 

[Wizard Mentor]

Your calculation requires approximately 5/8" of mortar between each brick; the poster's calculation utilized about 5/16" between. Who's to say which is more reasonable? Also, you calculated a square house, whereas the other guy used approximately a 2:1 length/width ratio. That also significantly impacts square footage.

Not surprising that changing variables changes the result.

Make the house round, and it becomes 2570 ft^2 !!!

 

[andalusian]

Make the house round, and it becomes 2570 ft^2 !!!

As long as you build it on a level plot

 

[Chris Craig]

So the third little piggy is safe then

 

[JDC]

The last week for Nets has me feeling even better about betting the under on them (44.5).

If they sign Carmelo...lock it in.

 

[Wizard Mentor]

WestBrick, Part Deux:
According to this, he will make $171,139,920 in the next 4 years. If he's paid in Lincoln cents, can his brick house hold it all?

$171139920 x 100 cents/$ x .360 cm^2/cent = 61610371200 cm^2 x (1 in/2.54 cm)^2 = 9549626635.25 in^2 x (1 ft/12 in)^2 = 66,316,851.6 ft^2
which no freaking way will fit.

How about dollar bills?
According to this:

Thus, a billion dollar bills would weigh about one million kilograms and take up about 1250 cubic meters

So, $.171 Billion would make up about .171*1250 m^3 = 214 m^3 = 7557.339 ft³. With 8 ft ceilings, that's 945 ft^2, which would fit snugly in a 10 x 10 room with an 8 ft ceiling.

Didn't double check the math.

 

[Hoopguru]

Skill looked decent in his summer work out. The guy has touch and he's filled out some.
CSNW has his video

 

[BigGameDamian]

 

[Boise Blazer]

 

[hoopsjock]

It puts a smile on my face watching Skal abuse whatever Morris twin that is.

 

[BigGameDamian]

 

[illmatic99]

Look who's working out together.

 

[TorturedBlazerFan]

Look who's working out together.

Nice of Simons to let Dame learn from him!

 

[Strenuus]

Look who's working out together.

I know Michel rapaport liked basketball... Didnt k ow he was training dame and Simons.

Btw. Rapaport is coming to helium in november. You best know I'm gonna see him. Love that guy.

 

[illmatic99]

I know Michel rapaport liked basketball... Didnt k ow he was training dame and Simons.

Btw. Rapaport is coming to helium in november. You best know I'm gonna see him. Love that guy.

He's actually Dame's college asst coach that is now on his payroll as a trainer.

 

[Hoopguru]

Im liking the bigs we have assembled. Skal could be a pleasant surprise.

 

[BigGameDamian]

I know Michel rapaport liked basketball... Didnt k ow he was training dame and Simons.

Btw. Rapaport is coming to helium in november. You best know I'm gonna see him. Love that guy.

Dude maybe Dame and Simmons are recruiting Michel Rapaport?