dave
i couldn't rely on my friends to tell me that chappelles show was back for season 3, which is a shame. after watching the trailer, it seems like he hasn't lost it
posted by miceail | 1:42 PM
miceail's misadventures
How many roads must a man walk down, before you call him a man? How many seas must the white dove sail, before she sleeps in the sand? The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind
About Me
- Name: miceail
- Location: Canada
A young guy getting older, figuring his place in the world by seeing it. Trying not to live with regret but living with sacrifices made. Getting by with height, humor and humility
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- vin diesel aint bad like this reddick
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- damn it feels good
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- december to remember?
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You may not be able to rely on your friends to remind you of that... BUT... We'll be more than happy to do THIS (lol... losing to the freakin Hawks? Don't drown yourself along with your sorrows)
Joe Johnson scores 36 points as Atlanta defeats the Knicks 122-111
ATLANTA (AP) — Larry Brown had no trouble summing up what may have been the low point of the New York Knicks’ season.
“We had trouble guarding out on the perimeter,” Brown said, “and they had an incredible night.”
Joe Johnson scored a career-high 36 points and Al Harrington had 35 Friday night as the Atlanta Hawks beat New York 122-111, the Knicks’ fifth straight loss.
The Hawks shot 63.2 per cent from the field, best in the NBA this season. Atlanta entered shooting 43.6 per cent as a team, 25th in the league, and was tied for the most losses with 17.
“Neither team played much defence,” said Hawks coach Mike Woodson, a former assistant under Brown during successful runs with Detroit and Philadelphia. “They shot the ball really well, and we were red-hot as well, so those nights sometimes happen.”
After allowing Milwaukee and Orlando to combine for 23 three-pointers in consecutive home losses, the Knicks looked lethargic in the first half, when Harrington and Johnson each were 4-for-4 from behind the arc.
New York, which dropped to 6-16 under Brown, was within four points early in the second quarter before Atlanta went on a 23-11 run that ended with Johnson feeding Harrington for a three.
Jamal Crawford scored 23 points and Stephon Marbury added 21, but he had a game-high six turnovers for the league’s most mistake-prone team. Channing Frye added 16 points and seven rebounds for the Knicks, who never led.
“We were making such progress defensively, so I hope we didn’t take a step backward,” Crawford said. “We have to fight our way out. Nobody is going to throw in the towel.”
Johnson and Harrington combined to hit 27 of 37 field-goal attempts. Zaza Pachulia had 11 rebounds for Atlanta, which has won three of four.
“We have to keep this winning attitude, knowing what’s got us these three wins,” Johnson said. “We have to keep working hard, keep preparing and keep trusting in one another.”
New York guard Quentin Richardson wasn’t surprised to see Johnson, his teammate last season in Phoenix, shooting so well.
“He showed how good a player he is,” said Richardson, who was just 2-for-11 from the floor. “He did the same things when he was with us. He got in a zone.”
The Knicks played without centre Eddy Curry, who sprained his ankle in practice Thursday.
Brown, the fourth-winningest coach in league history, found some hope in the willingness of New York’s front line to work hard despite Curry’s absence.
The Knicks outscored Atlanta 56-40 in the paint and 35-18 on second-chance points. Qyntel Woods had a team-high eight rebounds, four of them offensive.
“I’ve been in games where teams make shots and there’s nothing you can do about it,” Brown said. “When you have trouble guarding the perimeter, you’ll have nights like this.”
Woodson likes the current rotations he’s established for his young team, but everything revolves around Harrington and Johnson.
“Al and Joe are pretty much the only guys playing in long stretches, and I’m trying to fill everybody else in around those guys,” he said. “Those guys in the locker-room are the ones getting it done, and that’s what it’s all about.”
james jacoby adams lived to the ripe age of 29. at the realization that he may be soon turn 30 he was living very much on edge. it seemed amazing that such a small thing as "jj its christa i'm pregnant" would in fact put him over the edge and prompt his untimely suicide as for some reason the binkster believed he could fly and decided to jump off of the ridge rocket chair shortly after recording a brief video. he is survived by the unborn fetus growing inside of christa. the young one will be raised by justin whitehouse
AH HUH' pregnant-well-no-not yet-have been trying though-thanks for the insinuation/that the "unborn chid" is around-enjoy the blog Miceail. and the update on my prego "status"-unfortunately, those sugar pills are still kickin in.
sorry, late night out on town-jj and i will try again-maybe this will be our"LUCKY" night. peace
christa would never sign off an email with ...peace
good try fool
$10 bucks says that baby's born with rosey cheeks. BAM!! Tre L'amore strikes again! I still got it baby. I STILL FUCKN GOT IT!!
Peace,
Christa aka Piss Face
You were funny up until the end ... but some lines you just don't cross.
One thing to remember that next time you feel like insulting my girlfriend: rosy cheeks and black eyes don't look good together.
Me, R.Kelly, and the dude from Bling Melon would disagree about the end comment. And an anti-albino baby is cuter then you think.
T aka the man who started "Piss Face"
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