TIL in the '02-'03 NBA season, Tmac averaged 32.1/6.5/5.5. Didn't know he used to be THAT good

xSmoothx · 19 days

Nope, as a Raptors fan and former VC fan, I have to admit he was clutch as hell.

raymurda · 22 days

I think you've given this a little too much thought... weird thoughts...

isthisnametaken2 · 23 days

I don't think anyone here is gonna disagree with you on that one.

Houston832 · 25 days

young Whitney Houston at 4:05: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uina3h8L5ps&t=4m5s.

Also, love how the announcers didn't even start acknowledging what was happening until they were about 10 points down.

InspectorVII · 25 days

Whoosh

JonasKuras · 26 days

Whatever you do, don't spend it. I'm guessing somebody put the wrong account number in when they were doing a transfer and it went into your account. I'm sure somebody will come looking for it soon, and it would suck if you spent it and had no way to pay back the 7000.

gabetron0 · 26 days

you sound like a barrel of fun

cameronj · 29 days

This was a pretty poorly written article, but the aside about the secret santa gift was pretty powerful. Wish that had a better resolution...

ValuableDan · 1 month

At least better than Hominick and Gurgel's stupid pushup contest a few years back.

Virgin_Headquarters · 1 month

looks like a damned video game.

DavidMillerTime · 1 month

gotta love Timmay!

nosdunk · 1 month

or private yacht captainship?

Tzeentch99 · 1 month

how the heck did you go from 100k to 4M?? I have 100k now and have no idea what to do with it.

GonzoVeritas · 1 month

So we're talking about arms trafficking (automatic weapons) and attempted murder (where they were planning on dismembering the bodies) and the most serious charge was intent to distribute cocaine?? This country's laws are fucked up.

"The most serious charge lodged in the case - conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 5 kilograms of cocaine - carries between 10 years and life in prison and up to a $10 million fine."

AssholeDeluxe · 2 months

95% of these guys don't make the NBA and are just regular joes afterwards. We're not talking about the future millionaires here, just kids who are making the schools a lot of money and will have an essentially useless skill (plus a marginally useful degree) afterwards.

m1asma · 3 months

"hey brother"

D0UBLETH1NK · 3 months

the hose, it does nothing

electronics-engineer · 3 months

Of course they were the most productive years of his life! He's only 22! He was in high school and middle school the previous years.

afkobaya · 3 months

I'm almost ashamed to say it, but: "This isn't as funny as Digg."

However, the articles did show up 2 days earlier than they did at Digg, so I used both sites until Digg 4.0 or whatever the fuck that was called and started using Reddit exclusively.

unclefred · 3 months

They probably just need to go after 4.5 Supreme Court justices.

soulteepee · 3 months

Picture looks like Adrian Grenier.

thegloriousday · 3 months

Does this take up RAM after it's closed? That's all I want from a Reddit app but alas it seems like it's impossible. Everything has to take up 20 mb when I don't want it running and bogs down the system for no reason.

samcouture · 3 months

If I remember correctly, that guy had a relapse and was back on drugs unfortunately. Not sure what happened after that.

ItsRyanNotRyne · 3 months

This one seems particularly blatant.

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