<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- A 42-year-old man was arrested during the first half of the Pistons-Heat NBA playoff game Saturday night after a bomb threat was called in at The Palace of Auburn Hills. The threat was made at 6:12 p.m., about two hours before tipoff, with the caller claiming a bomb would go off if the game was played. Policed said new security measures implemented after similar incidents earlier in the season were instrumental in identifying the suspect, who was arrested after being interviewed by the FBI and the Auburn Hills police department. The suspect, from Lapeer, Mich., was not identified by name. Police said he was being held at the Oakland County jail. ``Matters of this type are taken very seriously, and the suspect will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,'' Auburn Hills police lieutenant Thom Hardesty said.</div> <div align="center">Full Story</div>
Why is it always Pistons fan? That's sad. They root for a team that cries every night and they act stupid as well.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting WadeDynasty:</div><div class="quote_post">Why is it always Pistons fan? That's sad. They root for a team that cries every night and they act stupid as well.</div> Could be worse, they could root for a team who has their star guard get bailed out every time he attacks the basket, while their star center who pushes off and smashes the other team's players in the face every time he has the ball when turning to attack the rim.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting AllNet:</div><div class="quote_post">Could be worse, they could root for a team who has their star guard get bailed out every time he attacks the basket, while their star center who pushes off and smashes the other team's players in the face every time he has the ball when turning to attack the rim.</div> could be worse, they could be immature
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting JWohl:</div><div class="quote_post">could be worse, they could be immature </div> Suggestion If you are going to reply to one of my posts, try and make sense and look at what forum you are actually In. <div class="quote_poster">Quoting Swish15:</div><div class="quote_post">Man I think the JBB Piston and Heat fans have started a rivalry. </div> I wouldn't say It is a rivalry until the Heat actually do something, then their fans can talk some trash. The Pistons fans still have that championship, something Heat fans have never experienced. Some of the Heat fans are far too arrogant for my liking, been alot of disrespecting going on around here. Mainly when it comes to Rasheed Wallace. I remembered last year where the Nets fans who had won two straight eastern conference finals were very humble on winning and defeat. Indiana fans were also quite sporting all the way through the series and they hate the Pistons with a passion. Lakers fans were cocky but at the same time were respectful to the Pistons and how they played the game. Something certain Heat fans aren't about. They must get their arrogance from Shaq and Zo I guess.
Agreed. Heat bandwagon fans are real offensive and annoying. I dont remember this many Heat fans on the internet last year ... And I wouldn't call Miami and Detroit rivals yet, since this is the first time that they've met since Shaq arrived (totally different team now). I dont think the Heat need to "do anything" to be in a rivalry though, Sacramento never "did anything" but i still think that they were rivals with the Lakers.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting AllNet:</div><div class="quote_post">Could be worse, they could root for a team who has their star guard get bailed out every time he attacks the basket, while their star center who pushes off and smashes the other team's players in the face every time he has the ball when turning to attack the rim.</div> Wow So rooting for that team you described above is WORSE than bomb threat? Hmm..That's new to me.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting WadeDynasty:</div><div class="quote_post">Wow So rooting for that team you described above is WORSE than bomb threat? Hmm..That's new to me.</div> Considering that the bomb threat was fake and started by someone who clearly isn't a Piston fan, yes. No true fan of the Pistons would start a bomb threat to stop the game from happening. Just like the previous one that was called in. Which I don't even think was a Piston fan either.
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> Some of the Heat fans are far too arrogant for my liking, been alot of disrespecting going on around here. Mainly when it comes to Rasheed Wallace. I remembered last year where the Nets fans who had won two straight eastern conference finals were very humble on winning and defeat. Indiana fans were also quite sporting all the way through the series and they hate the Pistons with a passion. Lakers fans were cocky but at the same time were respectful to the Pistons and how they played the game. Something certain Heat fans aren't about. They must get their arrogance from Shaq and Zo I guess. </div> I couldn't agree more. Some of the Laker fans were that way last year but most of them atleast tried to look at it from another perspective. The majority of Heat fans are stuck in that invinceable mindstate when they haven't won jack yet. Case in point: <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> Why is it always Pistons fan? That's sad. They root for a team that cries every night and they act stupid as well. </div> That was the reason All-Net shot back the way he did. Grow up, Heat fans.
Not only do I see a lot of Heat fans, but also a lot of North Carolina fans who never post in the college forum and never went to UNC in the first place. Odds are that if you're teams now are Miami and North Carolina, then a few years ago they were the Lakers and Duke, and a few years before that they were the Bulls and Michigan State. And unless anyone objects, I'm changing the title of this thread to "Bomb Threat Called In", simply because, like Allnet said, it probably wasn't a Pistons fan.
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Not only do I see a lot of Heat fans, but also a lot of North Carolina fans who never post in the college forum and never went to UNC in the first place. Odds are that if you're teams now are Miami and North Carolina, then a few years ago they were the Lakers and Duke, and a few years before that they were the Bulls and Michigan State.</div> well ill admit.....i became a bigger heat fan when shaq came...but i first became one last year watchin d. wade play against indiana in the playoffs...and unc always been my team...and became an even more favorite team of mine when Sean May decided to go there..rather than iu....
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Voodoo Child:</div><div class="quote_post">Not only do I see a lot of Heat fans, but also a lot of North Carolina fans who never post in the college forum and never went to UNC in the first place. Odds are that if you're teams now are Miami and North Carolina, then a few years ago they were the Lakers and Duke, and a few years before that they were the Bulls and Michigan State. And unless anyone objects, I'm changing the title of this thread to "Bomb Threat Called In", simply because, like Allnet said, it probably wasn't a Pistons fan.</div> Man I feel like your trying to hint I'm a band wagon fan. Ask S. Livingston or Courtking. I have been a Heel fan before there was a college forum on JBB. Me and Livingston were always pushing for a UNC section but the Admins always said no. As far as me liking the Heat, I don't like them as much as the Magic but I have grown to like Wade and have started watching the Heat games. I wouldn't say I'm a die hard Heat fan but I root for them all the time and watch their games.
