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    They say that to try to keep dumb guys from skipping out ... “Oh well, guess I have to stay around. I’m preggers too.”

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    Here is Fred Wesley with “Funk for your Ass”. Everybody strut around the kitchen on a Monday evening....

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    Lake Street Dive covers Hall & Oates’ “Rich Girl”.

    Man takes action to directly draw attention to himself.
    Man complains about all the attention he’s getting.
    Man is insufferable.

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    Happy Sunday. This’ll help. Fred Wesley and the jbs absolutely knocking it out of the park with this one. Blow your head.

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    Hang out with his other Boys in the Hood?

    Fucking rocking out to Thunder Road. Hell yeah!!! Man that Bryce Springsteen really rocks.

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    Blind Melon covers Led Zeppelin’s “Out On the Tiles”.

    That’s why you root for the Pistons, promising young upstarts, whose most obnoxious fan is Kid Rock. (Don’t get me wrong, he’s awful, but nobody gives a shit about Kid Rock.)

    I think we all learned something valuable here: the ability to high five or chest bump (and to discern when to do which) is completely missing from the European gene pool.

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    “I Don’t Want Your Love,” a soul scorcher by Barbara Howard. This dude dances in the street instead of just wandering around.

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    The band took themselves out of this one for chrissakes, scratchy.

    That’s suuuuper contextual, isn’t it? I’m inclined to say that if you switched the two, prime Scottie would do better in Kobe’s role on the Shaq Lakers than Shaq-era Kobe would in Scottie’s role on Michael’s Bulls, but who knows. That’s not an absolute measure of their relative worth, though.

    You’re misunderstanding. I’m not saying he belongs to the Bucks. I’m saying he’s the best player the Bucks ever had, but that the Lakers had at least one player who was better: Magic.

    Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!

    Meant to list Wilt in the first group as well. All time greats who suited up for LA: Kareem, Magic, Wilt, Shaq, Kobe, ahead of West/Baylor. “All time Lakers,” Magic, Kareem, Kobe, and then the other guys.

    Initially, like the other commentors, I was having a tough time giving this article a chance, but I decided to go back and reread and it and my God, I feeeeeeel this on a deeeep level right now.

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