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"@MarketWatch: Obama: "Understand that I was a 76ers fan." http://t.co/nSU8PjElOb" O no
— Spencer Hawes (@spencerhawes00) November 26, 2013
Never change, Spence.
Here's the story: Last Monday, President Obama stopped by Magic Johnson's house during a fundraising tour out West. During the event, the President noted that he was a 76ers' fan growing up (which makes sense since Obama - a devout Bulls' fan - didn't move to Chicago until about 1985 or so).
Of course, our favorite center took the opportunity to voice his opinion on the matter because... Spence. There may or may not have been a corresponding donation to the Chris Christie PAC following Hawes's tweet.
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Made this! Big hat tip to @lizroscher. pic.twitter.com/k5GKwvDTPU
— Michael Levin (@Michael_Levin) November 28, 2013
Can anyone tell me what this is? I appreciate Levin's realization that Liberty Ballers will soon be a full-time food/music blog if/when we don't wind up with Messrs. Wiggins, Parker or Randle, but I have no idea what this is. I assume that it's squash - the food item which happens to be dead last on the Thanksgiving power rankings. And you wonder why Spencer Hawes said "I'M GOOD, BRO" when he was asked to hang out at Basketball Apartment.
(Speaking of Thanksgiving food power rankings, does anyone else think that turkey is overrated?)
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#Sixers bring back "Alien" Iverson, A.I. Celebriduck and more in largest single-game giveaway in team history: http://t.co/b1yTRZUQZd
— Philadelphia 76ers (@Sixers) November 30, 2013
The first 5,000 fans to purchase the plan are guaranteed to receive the following: pic.twitter.com/9goj6j3VHh
— Philadelphia 76ers (@Sixers) November 30, 2013
I bought tickets to the Jan. 25 Oklahoma City game about a month ago, and I received no fewer than three calls from the Sixers' sales staff, none of which I bothered to return. I'm now kicking myself for not doing so, because I missed the chance on being upsold to a package that includes the guarantee of an ALLEN IVERSON GUMBY FIGURINE.
All things considered, it's not a bad package. You'll get the see the beta version of Jabari Parker when 'Melo and the Knicks come to town, the Thunder have the best player in the world not named LeBron James, Kobe should be back in uniform when the Lakers visit, and March 1 is the night of Allen Iverson's jersey retirement. That also happens to be the night when Michael Baumann and I cry true warrior thug tears when we see No. 3 lifted to the rafters.
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ICYMI: A look back at the top 10 mustaches in #Sixers history. #Movember http://t.co/5UYVUYLLKO pic.twitter.com/pQbwauDKY1
— Philadelphia 76ers (@Sixers) November 22, 2013
Consider this a plea for Dave Rueter to pen a "Remember That Guy: Mustache Edition" next November.
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While we're on the subject, Fuck Doug Collins.
— Michael Levin (@Michael_Levin) November 28, 2013
Always relevant.
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We are here to bring the BOOM to the @Sixers' hardwood! Learn more & watch us here: http://t.co/Q7NiHsCpYh pic.twitter.com/BhFnPgfUXK
— Sixers Drumstix (@SixersDrumstix) March 7, 2013
Speaking of things that are always relevant, I had a stray thought earlier this week that once upon a time (read: nine months ago), the Philadelphia 76ers had an official drum corps. Michael Levin took about 600 or so words to single-handedly banish the Drumstix to a Mike Tyson-approved "bolivian", and I've never been prouder to be a member of the LB team than I was that day.
In case you were wondering, the leader of the Drumstix (George "Spanky" McCurdy) is off doing bigger and better things. That is, if you consider drumming for Lady Gaga and Kermit the Frog "bigger and better things."
Another clip from last nite Thanksgiving Special! @ladygaga @rickytillo Kermit got raaaaange!! ... http://t.co/L07L9FJx4L
— GeorgeSpankyMcCurdy (@Spankydrumz) November 29, 2013
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Nick Young's outfit. Nick: "It's my Yeezus" pic.twitter.com/sSPnZ5Mk6p
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) November 23, 2013
Missing you, Swaggy.