No. I quoted his post to explain to you. Usually when you quote posts.. you talk to the person whose post you quoted.

riiiiiiight, or you could admit you were wrong since you claim that you do do that every once in a while.....

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Lmao. Admitting I'm wrong?

This is coming from the same dude who just got fucking owned all over this thread and STILL THINKS HE'S RIGHT?

I don't think so, queerboy.

I think that is the 5th time you've made that exact same basic post to detour away from the topic, and you have yet to "own" me, which is appearently "all over the thread", or use anything more creative than "queerboy"

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this is kinda cute lol 2 grown men going at it over a dress code that doesnt apply to them lol
they can still dress how they want they can customize theyre suits they can wear sean john phat farm etc if theyre worried about theyre culture so a few hours of dressing in a suit isnt that bad its just like any other job

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yeah, Jermaine ONeal was looking clleeeeeeann at his preseason game, he was on the bench hurt, I actually dont mind the whole suit wearing thing, I think it looks nice.... but Im just defending that they really have the right not to be forced to do that, based on who their employer is.

(oh yeah, I forgot to mention, this goes for when you're injured in "street clothes" as they USED to call it, as well)

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Do you even know what you're saying? How could the employer "not have the right" to make their employees comply to a dress code. Its not racist, and its not against the hip hop culture at all.

You're whole argument is flawed... All they want is for professional players in a professional league to look professional. Obviously the guys that run the shit arent against the "hip hop culture" since they market it.

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I-NOC just got owned, for real.

but yeah, Im gonna officially say that every point of Mim and my argument has been covered, and now we're just gonna go around in circles, so we might as well call it... we've all added like 100 posts to our post counts anyways.... lol

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Yeah, I don't have too much to say anymore.

weerd to that lol it was a nice little argument lol

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^ people do care about that, lol hence the derogative term, "slut"

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And the terms wigga and n***a. My point is that the only reason people care bout this is that it is the popular way people dress and act now. Shut up and go play the sport you are paid for. Stop trying to make money and get laid off the stuff you have, actually do your job and be a real role model for kids. People say only rap makes people dress like this? No, it's the sports players, it's the shows, and the media saying it's cool. If you said it wasn't cool on MTV for 5 years, dressing in baggy clothes and "bling" would be done.

People dressed in baggy clothes cuz it fit them, that's why. Then people started to act like it's cool to be poor, thus leading to the media agreeing, now we can't turn around until at least 3 generations say it is not cool. If you dress in baggy clothes, have your pants down past your waist, brag on your tracks, and wear flashy shoes and jewelry then in my eyes, you cause the problems you complain of.

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which I would accept, IF THE LEAGUE DIDNT MARKET THE IMAGE THEMSELVES!!!!

The players should at least be able to live it.

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its pretty retarted... but "the man" will continue holding the "hip-hop" culture down till we start a minority league... and get a couple Super Zab Juddas in the owners boxes...

Zabby wouldnt make players wear uniforms...


WERD

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