AboveGL wrote:*Reads Wong's post*
*Let's out an exasperated sigh*
I was watching a Warriors/Hornets game last night and I had a similar thought - the Hornets needed to make the ball go through the hoop more, and to stop the Warriors from making the ball go through their hoop as much. It's sad that that never occurred to them, as a professional basketball team that does nothing but think of that all day and all night every day of the year, whose entire livelihood involves making balls go through hoops. It's so weird that I, a novice fan sitting at home, can plainly see that they just need to make the ball go through the hoop more than the other team, and that these professionals couldn't do it.
If only they'd listened to me.
52xMax wrote:I've said it before, I'll say it again: Jason Pargin ruined David Wong.
DamianaRaven wrote:52xMax wrote:I've said it before, I'll say it again: Jason Pargin ruined David Wong.
I second this. I've spoken at great length about the striking contrast between the genius writer that is David Wong and the petulant douchecanoe behind the talent.
EDIT: I've noticed they're putting out fewer articles and videos in favor of Photoplasty and Pictofacts. This is already starting to screw up their site.
archaeologydalek wrote:There's a feweron to be learned here: I need to hire Damiana to proofread my posts.
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wong in pwot wrote:I was watching a Warriors/Hornets game last night and I had a similar thought - the Hornets needed to make the ball go through the hoop more, and to stop the Warriors from making the ball go through their hoop as much. It's sad that that never occurred to them, as a professional basketball team that does nothing but think of that all day and all night every day of the year, whose entire livelihood involves making balls go through hoops. It's so weird that I, a novice fan sitting at home, can plainly see that they just need to make the ball go through the hoop more than the other team, and that these professionals couldn't do it.
If only they'd listened to me.
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