akajae
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Originally Posted by MexicanSoul
Spurs in 7.
Originally Posted by Kookcle
i just liked the way the Spurs' reaction after the game ...nobody was Whining
those guys handle themselves like champs
and that is why i have said all along that the spurs are the ONLY team that i would not mind losing to...Originally Posted by Kookcle
i just liked the way the Spurs' reaction after the game ...nobody was Whining
those guys handle themselves like champs
either way nor the lakers or the spurs have what it takes to win the championship.
how so????
acidicality:
But what I find most funny is that ANY opposition to the call and/or anything that has a not pro-Lakers opinion is considered "hating" by you guys. Come on now. Who's in here saying the Lakers suck??? Who's saying that? 3PLEDOUBLE sure, but he's a laker fan.
If someone disagrees with the call, they're a hater? Come on now. Take off those Mike Rice goggles.
(this comment is directed at those who are saying that haters stay hating on LA)
Before I even attempt to answer that with a response, I'm going to instead answer it by beginning with a question.
You don't think that there are Laker haters? You don't see specific people posting anti-Laker replies in different topics?
Originally Posted by BCF06
either way nor the lakers or the spurs have what it takes to win the championship.
acidicality,
is everything about Laker fans with you?
is everything about Laker fans with you?
of course it is. Everyone has to agree with him
the definition of "hater" means someone disagreeing with a foul call that went the lakers' way
foul call?
i don't want to bring up something that's been beaten like a dead horse in this forum, but Ska defended Fisher's flop against the Warriors in that game where Monta Ellis got an offensive foul while most other Laker fans were admitting it was a terrible call and shoulda been a no-call.
and don't take this as an insult, i'm just bringin it up in the conversation
if i'm wrong correct me-but i remember u said Monta pushed off.
dude is just pissed off that game ended up costing the Warriors the playoffs
acidicality:
of course there are laker haters. i'm not denying that. there are also bulls haters, celtics haters, warrior haters, etc. etc.
(altho, the biggest laker hater doesn't post here anymore)
but in this post, i haven't seen a huge presence by these "haters" that some of you guys speak of. unless the definition of "hater" means someone disagreeing with a foul call that went the lakers' way.the biggest true lakers hater as of late to me is knightingale, and he's a lakers fan
I look at it like this (and tell me what you think): if a Laker fan that REFUSES to even THINK about the possibility that Fish fouled Barry islabeled a fanboy, then an anti-Laker guy that refuses to even admit that the Lakers deserved to win is a hater.
No?
If one guy is a fan and he's CONSTANTLY mentioning how there was no possible way Fisher fouled Barry... like, in his mind, it isn't even possible for afoul to be called... then people would label him a fanboy, wearing rose-colored glasses.
So if another guy is is an un-fan and he's CONSTANTLY mentioning how there was no possible way that was a legitimate win.. like, in his mind, it isn'teven possible... then shouldn't he be called a hater?
And that's just one specific example of my overall point, which is that when one person is constantly or consistently (or both) pro-Laker, he's labeleda fanboy. By the same measure, when another person is constantly or consistently (or both) anti-Laker, isn't he hating?