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Haha...I actually noticed that when I was watching the game.
Rip Hamilton addresses Michelle Tafoya - "Yes, sir."
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Lol
happend to me a store one time. i was trying on clothes and said yessir when the woman working asked me a question
she was quick to correct me by saying "mam"
happend to me a store one time. i was trying on clothes and said yessir when the woman working asked me a question
she was quick to correct me by saying "mam"
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JohnnyRedStorm wrote:
America is getting way too soft.
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I thought i was the only one. I mean he did average around 20(not positive) while being guarded by Kobe. But i think it was rather difficult to choose the Finals MVP in 04 becuase it was so much of a team effort...ohwell.
BTW Yesssirr
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Many people were offended
people are getting pitiful
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keep it real gone wrong
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Charmin I tell you. This is on some William from the Real World type softness. It wasn't even offensive, get over it.
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People still say yessir?
seems like a 2005 thing to me
seems like a 2005 thing to me
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it's laughable. "yessir" is a phrase, a term. he obviously wasn't calling tafoya a man or anything.
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someone needs to teach how to speak properly...seriously nba players have no personality compare to baseball or football players
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someone needs to teach how to speak properly...seriously nba players have no personality compare to baseball or football players
so him using his own phrase= no personality?
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Yeah right being a professional basketball player is the same as whatever you do.
Yezzir!
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I soon as I heard him say it after that interview I was like, people are gonna take this the wrong way.
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I don't think so. Firstly, he's one of the better interviewers in that he actually gives coherent thoughts instead of one-word answers orincomprehensible mumble. Second, I think these 'in-game' and 'end-of-game' interviews are over-done to an extreme degree. You can tell a lot ofcoaches are annoyed they have to do those stupid interviews in-between quarters because they could be talking to the team but instead they have to fillquestions such as "What do you think your team has to do to win?". I mean, come on. Let the announcers add commentary, let the coaches coach. Butback on topic, "Yezzir", its not the most "professional" thing to say, but getting interviewed directly after a game isn't the mostprofessional setting...