Not Even a Little
Reblogged from nbaoffseason
LeBron and Durant train together. This trips me out because I don’t think Magic and Bird would have ever trained together. I can’t think of any past superstar combo the would do this before this generation of players came around.
Jordan and Magic? They couldn’t even keep their competitive spirits in check when playing for the Dream Team.
Hakeem and The Admiral? That would have been war.
Jordan and Charles? Maybe on a golf course. But basketball? No way.
Russell and Wilt? Shawn Bradley would score 100 in a game before this happened.
I guess it’s a different day and age we live in. Maybe it’s social media that brings these stars together. Maybe it’s the drive to get better. maybe the lockout have given them common ground to stand on (hatred of NBA owners). Maybe they practice the mantra of keep your friends close and your enemies closer. Who knows what brings them together. I just know that it makes for better basketball players. And that makes for better games.
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Aziz is Bored: #ThroneFlight by Aziz Ansari via Twitter
Reblogged from azizisbored
Last night I was on an incredibly boring redeye flight back to LA, but thanks to wifi inflight I was able to get on Twitter and detail our exploits once the whole flight decided to go H.A.M.
Thanks to the RocNation Tumblr (or whoever they reblogged from) for compiling what turned out to be quite…
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LA needs a uniqlo.
FIRST LOOK: UNIQLO’S NEW FLAGSHIP STORE
I walked by this almost everyday while in NYC and was bummed that it wasn’t open in time for NYFW S/S 2012! The Japanese apparel retailer this week is opening a three-story, 89,000-square-foot flagship store on the corner of 5th Avenue and 53rd St. in Manhattan. The chain, which opened its first U.S. store in lower Manhattan in 2006, last year signed a $300 million, 15-year lease for the space, formerly the location of a Brooks Brothers store. It was reported to be the most expensive retail lease in New York’s history. Could UNIQLO become the next great American retailer? See those $9.90 jeans?! With prices like those, I sure hope so!
HORSE on another level
