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  1. lakerman34

    lakerman34 JBB JustBBall Member

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    Hahaha....someone just said that Kobe has no defense "like Ben Wallace" to talk that way. Ummm........., buddy, Kobe's on the NBA 1st Defensive Team.
     
  2. The One & Only

    The One & Only JBB The Orlando Tragic

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Why? It's just a number. No more significant, basketball-wise, than changing hairstyles.</div>

    I don't think you get it.The Number 8 is like MJ's 23. Changing it would be like when MJ changed his to 45, its just.....not right.

    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Im tellin ya, everyone seems to have something to say about Kobe. Now its his English. [​IMG] </div>
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    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">I don't know where you got your education, but LeBron said nothing wrong in his press conference. Sustain has multiple meanings, and depdending on the context, it can be used as another synonym for withstand, etc. Here's an english lesson for you young padawan, if he said "We WEREN'T able to sustain Detroits runs" THAT means then Detroit would have won the game.....So, um, what exactly are you crying about here?</div>

    I agree with Phun that sustain was the wrong choice of words. I would look it up but I don't really feel like it, besides "We were able to sustain Detroits runs" doesn't exactly sound like the right even if it was used correctly.
     
  3. m1c4ae1_su160

    m1c4ae1_su160 JBB JustBBall Member

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    <font color=""Blue"">SUSTAIN</font>

    Main Entry: sus·tain
    Pronunciation: s&-'stAn
    Function: transitive verb
    Etymology: Middle English sustenen, from Old French sustenir, from Latin sustinEre to hold up, sustain, from sub-, sus- up + tenEre to hold -- more at SUB-, THIN
    1 : to give support or relief to
    2 : to supply with sustenance : NOURISH
    3 : KEEP UP, PROLONG
    4 : to support the weight of : PROP; also : to carry or withstand (a weight or pressure)
    5 : to buoy up <sustained by hope>
    6 a : to bear up under b : SUFFER, UNDERGO <sustained heavy losses>
    7 a : to support as true, legal, or just b : to allow or admit as valid <the court sustained the motion>
    8 : to support by adequate proof : CONFIRM <testimony that sustains our contention>
    - sus·tained·ly /-'stA-n&d-lE, -'stAnd-lE/ adverb
    - sus·tain·er noun

    Who ever said that Lebron shouldn't have used "sustain" in an explaination because it was the wrong word, was pretty ignorant....
     

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