Chandler Parsons is rated?

But the Spurs were amazingly lucky to start their run! They drafted Duncan because David Robinson was hurt just long enough for the team to fall apart and land the #1 pick, but not long enough to prevent him from helping TD win championships. And every title they won from then on was backboned by TD, a player they…

Cannot even begin to describe out bad of an idea this is for anything but a low-volume luxury car, where assembly tolerances are not an issue as they’re hand-built.

Exactly. Trim panels have tons of padding on them to keep them from vibrating. You aren’t going to be able to hear this music over the rattle.

Just goes to show that GM is truly innovative - they’ve had vibrating trim panels years before everyone else.

The luck part is more about the organization resigning a good player in 2012 for pennies, who no one thought would be great, let alone a 2 time NBA MVP, and that in turn creating room for the team to bring in other assets (Iggy, Bogut, etc). Was there anyone who in 2012 who thought Steph was going to be MVP?

Something needs to be done about this culture of violence in rural America. They listen to music that promotes violence and carry guns with them everywhere. Where are the fathers? It’s clearly a fundamental lack of morals in these degenerates.

I will ask. What jersey would you wear in this situation? I feel a common response would be an O.J Simpson jersey, which is pretty silly. But I personally don’t have an answer to this.

I love Igoudala as much as any Warriors fan, but his appears to be the first “bad” contract they’ve signed. They are paying him about what they’re paying Klay and Draymond next year, and more importantly they are paying that in 3 years, when Iggy will be 36.

I’m sure they have it figured out and will be able to…

Remember, they haven’t officially signed Curry or Livingston or West or Iguodala yet. These are all just “agreements.” The moratorium ends on July 7th (I believe), after which time the Warriors will sequence these signings to make best use of Bird Rights.

There were many more than two unlikely events, but you overlook the most obvious when you retcon Steph’s first post-rookie contract.

Sensible comment devolves into LeBron rant based on nothing but conjecture, sad really.

This isn’t the end of the NBA or anything. They’ll be dominant, barring terrible injury luck, for a couple of years ... just like Jordan’s Bulls, Shaq/Kobe’s Lakers, Bird’s Celtics, etc. Then their old guys will be too old, and a younger guy or two will depart, and they won’t be able to easily rebuild a super-team.

I am sure he has “master key” technology built into his drones that allows “the good guys” to remotely disable/take over any drone that he will lobby to have mandated for installation on any drone over a certain size, forcing the competitors off the market or into a licensing agreement with him.

30000 deaths just in the US every year is a low enough number that we let everyone and absolutely everyone drive. That’s about 1 every 18 minutes and we do not even blink, yet god forbid someone “has concerns” that possibly maybe someone unlikely but possible not really totally yet near impossibly want to kill someone…

“Why? This is purely fear mongering.”

Absolutely. The tech already existed with RC airplanes. And some of them can carry a lot more than 3 pounds. They’ve been around for 60 years and we’re not being bombarded by bomb filled RC planes at every junction. This is fear mongering, thrown onto the back of the “newest” tech. FA should know better than to even…

Exactly. Wasn’t there a story in the 90s where some drug cartel used a kayak filled with TNT against a rivals boat or was that in a movie somewhere?

Seriously though. I’m more afraid of idiots with a drone flying one of those things into my eye than a terrorist with a drone blowing up my car.

Came here to say this. I bet more people have been injured from Samsung Galaxy explosions than have been by ISIS designed drones.

But knowing that a device designed for recreational use can be used to terrorize the public should have us all concerned.