Yet another reason to extend my boy Clarkson

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Im going to hold off on showering him with praise because I kind of expect him to look like complete *** vs the Clippers.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

JC is different and I think he is undervalued because of it. I've genuinely enjoyed watching him through the ups and downs. You don't have to always run the "beautiful mind" offense to get a bucket... sometimes you give the ball to a guy that gets buckets and say "go get some ****ing buckets".

Yeah, and sometimes you should pass to the wide open guys for an easy bucket. He has really really bad tunnel vision.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

Yeah, and sometimes you should pass to the wide open guys for an easy bucket. He has really really bad tunnel vision.

Sometimes the best thing to do is put the blinders on and go for that ****.

 

[Archie Moses]

Isn't calling Clarkson "my boy" racists? Isn't that what the Utah guy called Westbrook too?

 

[fishonjazz]

Isn't calling Clarkson "my boy" racists? Isn't that what the Utah guy called Westbrook too?

I think he said "get on your knees boy" or something like that.

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[Archie Moses]

I think he said "get on your knees boy" or something like that.

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I'm being a smart-*** more than anything. I remember after that incident I wrote something like I didn't know calling someone boy was racist until I googled it and someone gave me **** for not knowing it.

I used to call my friends my boys all the time but stopped since then.

 

[416Klawzz]

Isn't calling Clarkson "my boy" racists? Isn't that what the Utah guy called Westbrook too?

No, the context I used "my boy" meant I really admired him like a close friend or a brother.

 

[416Klawzz]

I'm being a smart-*** more than anything. I remember after that incident I wrote something like I didn't know calling someone boy was racist until I googled it and someone gave me **** for not knowing it.

I used to call my friends my boys all the time but stopped since then.

It's quite common and acceptable here in Toronto.

 

[Archie Moses]

No, the context I used "my boy" meant I really admired him like a close friend or a brother.

I didn't think you were, at all. Just trolling cause someone said something along those lines to me.