Do they then bury the bones? Maybe that was what was in the basket. Sad, but very interesting.

I love how after it shoots the second basket it slumps as if it just lost the big game! Kinda funny actually.

If you look closely you can see a small brown alien sitting in the passing-guy's handlebar basket.>> ^grinter:

What? Was he in a tree? Where did that guy come from?

Pluto was discovered in 1930... then the Dust Bowl, the Great Depression, and WWII happened... makes you wonder doesn't it!

>> ^MayaBaba:

Good added facts there RFlagg.
You know since Pluto was declassified as a planet the worlds gone to hell in a hand basket - makes you wonder doesn't it!

stop laughing at me and put the lotion in the fucking basket!!!!

Yay, they scored a goal, unit, basket! Go squadron, do good! Beat the opponents, soundly, in the skirmish!


>> ^direpickle:

>> ^deathcow:
Quite a lady drought we got going on here.
I guess we should... discuss sawzalls?

How about that local sports team? I hear they had a game. They certainly played.

>> ^siftbot:

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I hate you, @siftbot. You're a smug bitch.

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Ouch. That sounds like a basket case.

>> ^radx:

See that semi-circle/arc on the floor below the basket? Any defender within that area cannot draw an offensive foul. So elbowing Gasol in the face is within the rules, as long as it's somewhat unintentional. >> ^deathcow:
so, admittingly knowing sh#t-all about sports, is that ok what he did



You are not allowed to push off with your free arm to create space, which he clearly did (or was trying to do), while elbowing him in the face. Both of which should be a foul no matter where you are on the court.

See that semi-circle/arc on the floor below the basket? Any defender within that area cannot draw an offensive foul. So elbowing Gasol in the face is within the rules, as long as it's somewhat unintentional. >> ^deathcow:

so, admittingly knowing sh#t-all about sports, is that ok what he did

>> ^flechette:

All I can say is, I want to like football (or soccer, whatever it is) more than I do, but I just can't fathom watching something for half an hour before someone scores. To be fair, I think baseball is more boring to watch, but for a different reason.


Ah, this is the beauty in football. Every match is different, you'll see different approaches, different styles, different attitudes, individual skill, teamwork. It's not just about scoring goals.

But it's not easy. It's a game of skill and if you're good or the opposition is very bad then you'll score lots. Or you'll enjoy one of those humdingers where either side might score at any time.

But often we're forced to endure turgid rubbish, it just happens sometimes, but the ultimate redemption is when finally, finally someone scores a goal. It's a satisfying release of energy and there is honestly nothing much like it even if your team has been playing like utter twits.

It is really, as much about the journey as the destination.

Hopefully it's a nice ride (I'd pay good money to see a mazey Messi dribble where he failed to score, rather than someone bundle one in) but sometimes it can be perversely enjoyable to see a bad team scrape a result.

On the other hand, going back to a U.S sport like basketball I see no particular thrill from seeing two sides trade baskets ad-infintum. It's just a relentless predictable, progression to the end at which point someone wins and players can crow about their "stats". I always loved playing basketball but it doesn't work for me as a spectator sport.

Meanwhile I love Football (American Football as we Brits tend to call it). That has more in common with soccer than any other U.S sport IMO. Players are still far too in thrall to coaches but it remains a magnificent spectacle.

Baseball I don't really get - but I respect it's traditions and iconic status in sport.

Nice of him to give the basket a reach-around afterwards.