Meester Hernandez. Oh, he good. He good. Meester Hernandez no bad man.
Meester Hernandez. Oh, he good. He good. Meester Hernandez no bad man.
In general, I think this is a good point. But isn't it kind of ignoring context? I mean, this was Game 6 of a finals series that was already one of the most entertaining in recent memory. And the Heat fans had JUST WITNESSED their team mount a crazy, improbable comeback in the fourth quarter. I just don't understand…
Well that was my DVR but I really don't give a SHIT!
I would disagree and say the quote of the night comes right after that with "I LOVE SHINPADS!!"
My take: he says no homo implying that LeBron's stretching him out meant something else. Seems like this is more in the "that's what she said" range. I know that phrase has been used in hurtful situations, but is this really bad in that context?