all i have to say is your an absolute idiot. your thinking wayyyyyyyy to much into this game. ITS THE ORLANDO MAGIC V MEMPHIS. orlando is like 2nd in the east and Memphis dont even have a playoff spot. you write a whole page about ATS...REVENGE..B2B..blah blah blah.. your literally gambling on memphis.. your not "betting smart with a good knowledge of the nba" your taking the GRIZZY BEARS! over the magic. and i dont even like the magic haha LA ALL THE WAY! once again your an absolute idiot. have fun throwing your money away
Any time I see an angry, confused squareball like sports2easy insulting a classy, intelligent handicapper like bodio, it always makes me sad.
On the bright side, Memphis +2 just became twice as strong!
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Quote Originally Posted by sports2easy:
all i have to say is your an absolute idiot. your thinking wayyyyyyyy to much into this game. ITS THE ORLANDO MAGIC V MEMPHIS. orlando is like 2nd in the east and Memphis dont even have a playoff spot. you write a whole page about ATS...REVENGE..B2B..blah blah blah.. your literally gambling on memphis.. your not "betting smart with a good knowledge of the nba" your taking the GRIZZY BEARS! over the magic. and i dont even like the magic haha LA ALL THE WAY! once again your an absolute idiot. have fun throwing your money away
Any time I see an angry, confused squareball like sports2easy insulting a classy, intelligent handicapper like bodio, it always makes me sad.
On the bright side, Memphis +2 just became twice as strong!
LOL you ALSO said take nets or nothing.. YOUR AN IDIOT!!!!!!!!
NETS OVER DENVER (with points) MEM OVER ORLANDO. BOTH YOUR PICKS ARE INSANE!!
very very very bad sports bettor you are.
orlando - 1.5 Denver - 2.5
im putting $500 on a 2 team parlay. WATCH AND LEARN
sports2easy must be putting us on, right? Because no one can be this much of a dick, can they? But again, it's not so bad, because I'm on the Nets and now I'm going to be on them even larger.
"WATCH AND LEARN" says the squareball.
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Quote Originally Posted by sports2easy:
LOL you ALSO said take nets or nothing.. YOUR AN IDIOT!!!!!!!!
NETS OVER DENVER (with points) MEM OVER ORLANDO. BOTH YOUR PICKS ARE INSANE!!
very very very bad sports bettor you are.
orlando - 1.5 Denver - 2.5
im putting $500 on a 2 team parlay. WATCH AND LEARN
sports2easy must be putting us on, right? Because no one can be this much of a dick, can they? But again, it's not so bad, because I'm on the Nets and now I'm going to be on them even larger.
all i have to say is your an absolute idiot. your thinking wayyyyyyyy to much into this game. ITS THE ORLANDO MAGIC V MEMPHIS. orlando is like 2nd in the east and Memphis dont even have a playoff spot. you write a whole page about ATS...REVENGE..B2B..blah blah blah.. your literally gambling on memphis.. your not "betting smart with a good knowledge of the nba" your taking the GRIZZY BEARS! over the magic. and i dont even like the magic haha LA ALL THE WAY! once again your an absolute idiot. have fun throwing your money away
Relax man! If you feel so strong about something, post you're own thread. Don't be a dick!
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Quote Originally Posted by sports2easy:
all i have to say is your an absolute idiot. your thinking wayyyyyyyy to much into this game. ITS THE ORLANDO MAGIC V MEMPHIS. orlando is like 2nd in the east and Memphis dont even have a playoff spot. you write a whole page about ATS...REVENGE..B2B..blah blah blah.. your literally gambling on memphis.. your not "betting smart with a good knowledge of the nba" your taking the GRIZZY BEARS! over the magic. and i dont even like the magic haha LA ALL THE WAY! once again your an absolute idiot. have fun throwing your money away
Relax man! If you feel so strong about something, post you're own thread. Don't be a dick!
I'm new to this forum and I look forward to reading what Bodio has to say. I believe in Bodio's insight into these games. I see Bodio is trying to help.
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I'm new to this forum and I look forward to reading what Bodio has to say. I believe in Bodio's insight into these games. I see Bodio is trying to help.
sports2easy must be putting us on, right? Because no one can be this much of a dick, can they? But again, it's not so bad, because I'm on the Nets and now I'm going to be on them even larger.
"WATCH AND LEARN" says the squareball.
MR BATOR IS THE FREAKING MAN
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
sports2easy must be putting us on, right? Because no one can be this much of a dick, can they? But again, it's not so bad, because I'm on the Nets and now I'm going to be on them even larger.
Not yet, but any time you have a chance to simultaneously follow someone as smart as bodio and fade someone as witless as sports2easy, you almost have to do it.
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Quote Originally Posted by nepatriots_12:
Bator, u on the Grizz too?
Not yet, but any time you have a chance to simultaneously follow someone as smart as bodio and fade someone as witless as sports2easy, you almost have to do it.
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
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Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
Not yet, but any time you have a chance to simultaneously follow someone as smart as bodio and fade someone as witless as sports2easy, you almost have to do it.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Not yet, but any time you have a chance to simultaneously follow someone as smart as bodio and fade someone as witless as sports2easy, you almost have to do it.
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
Impressive
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
I cried my eyes out. So we're all dogfaces, we're all very, very different, but there is one thing that we all have in common: we were all stupid enough to enlist in the Army. We're mutants. There's something wrong with us, something very, very wrong with us. Something seriously wrong with us - we're soldiers. But we're American soldiers! We've been kicking ass for 200 years! We're 10 and 1! Now we don't have to worry about whether or not we practiced. We don't have to worry about whether Captain Stillman wants to have us hung. All we have to do is to be the great American fighting soldier that is inside each one of us. Now do what I do, and say what I say. And make me proud. Let's get em!!!!!!!!!!!
Go Memphis!!!!!!
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
I cried my eyes out. So we're all dogfaces, we're all very, very different, but there is one thing that we all have in common: we were all stupid enough to enlist in the Army. We're mutants. There's something wrong with us, something very, very wrong with us. Something seriously wrong with us - we're soldiers. But we're American soldiers! We've been kicking ass for 200 years! We're 10 and 1! Now we don't have to worry about whether or not we practiced. We don't have to worry about whether Captain Stillman wants to have us hung. All we have to do is to be the great American fighting soldier that is inside each one of us. Now do what I do, and say what I say. And make me proud. Let's get em!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
If that's cockeyed, than I too have strabismus. It makes perfect sense to me. Great stuff and great angle.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Here's another factor that may or may not make a difference tonight for the Grizzlies. You decide. Ready for my cockeyed theory? Okay, here it goes.
This entire season has been an uphill climb for the Memphis Grizzlies. They began the season with a blowout home loss against Atlanta. They won their next two games to improve to 2-1, but lost their next three games to drop to 2-4. After winning their next two to get back to .500, they dropped under .500 for good on November 10th with a blowout home loss to Dallas. Beginning with their next home game on November 13th against Boston and culminating in their road game last Wednesday in New Jersey, the Grizzlies went through a 10.5 week stretch in which they failed miserably in their attempts to get back to .500, going 0-2 SU & ATS when trying to reach .500, and a poor 1-5 SU & 2-4 ATS when merely trying to get within one game of .500. But over this past weekend, these Grizzlies may have gotten over the hump, and if so, it happened in the way most "humps" are overcome - that is, in dramatic fashion, with their incredible rally last Friday night in Philadelphia in which they came back from a 70-49 deficit to win, 99-94. Their next hurdle - trying to win and reach .500 - came the next night at home against the defeatist Wizards, and the Grizzlies showed no signs of tentative play, covering the 1st quarter, 1st half, and 2nd half spreads en route to a convincing 107-93 win.
So after trying for almost eleven weeks to even up their win/loss record, and finally getting there, will the Grizzlies choke tonight and dip back under .500? I don't think so. It took them a long time to get this chance to go over .500. They were foiled over and over trying to get even close to .500. But now they are there, at 24-24, and now playing at home, as underdogs, and with significant revenge against a team that held them to their season lows in both points scored (72) and field goal percentage (36%). I think the stage is set for the Memphis Grizzlies to get a big win tonight at the FedEx Forum.
If that's cockeyed, than I too have strabismus. It makes perfect sense to me. Great stuff and great angle.
all i have to say is your an absolute idiot. your thinking wayyyyyyyy to much into this game. ITS THE ORLANDO MAGIC V MEMPHIS. orlando is like 2nd in the east and Memphis dont even have a playoff spot. you write a whole page about ATS...REVENGE..B2B..blah blah blah.. your literally gambling on memphis.. your not "betting smart with a good knowledge of the nba" your taking the GRIZZY BEARS! over the magic. and i dont even like the magic haha LA ALL THE WAY! once again your an absolute idiot. have fun throwing your money away
Mods, PLEASE GET RID OF THIS GUY????????
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Quote Originally Posted by sports2easy:
all i have to say is your an absolute idiot. your thinking wayyyyyyyy to much into this game. ITS THE ORLANDO MAGIC V MEMPHIS. orlando is like 2nd in the east and Memphis dont even have a playoff spot. you write a whole page about ATS...REVENGE..B2B..blah blah blah.. your literally gambling on memphis.. your not "betting smart with a good knowledge of the nba" your taking the GRIZZY BEARS! over the magic. and i dont even like the magic haha LA ALL THE WAY! once again your an absolute idiot. have fun throwing your money away
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