Thanks Sly. My intention wasn't meant to rile anyone up but only to bring something current to the forum for discussion as my post is relevant now and like you said, so many of the "similar" type threads are buried and often times many many pages of posts to make sure I don't post the same thing as someone else already posted. I imagine if I responded almost identical in a thread a mile long hcp would object to that as well. With some people you can never win. I would think anything that generates discussion would be a good thing.
Becuase I think some like going back and seeing what they predicted for this final stretch run. Seeing what they say will happen. The new thread will be people having to repost their opinions for the one person who didn’t contribute to the original thread. Just hate multiple threads on the same topic is all. Thought you did too. And I don’t think there is any “outrage” about this.
Here's a suggestion. If you want to bitch to me or anyone else you have an issue with, take it to private message rather than mucking up a quality thread. You have now hijacked this thread and turned it into HCP's personal agenda. Maybe that that was your purpose cause you were so upset someone started a thread kind of similar even though it's different
Well, I'm outraged that you're outraged that he's not outraged. Did that come out right? Edit - The question is are you outraged that I'm outraged that you're outraged that he's not outraged?
We had way too many empty possessions in the first quarter. We'd get a steal or a rebound and just give it right back. Going to have to clean that up.
I wonder what our odds are for holding down the 3rd spot. We are damn near a lock to make the playoffs, I just pray we can keep HCA. Great thread Cup. To anyone that refers to themselves in the 3rd person:
I think the whining about similar threads from two different times is pointless. It's not like the 3 spinoff threads about last nights loss. The complaining can be more cluttering than a similar thread a couple weeks later.
