This Doesn't Happen Much
A dog pooped on the court during halftime of an NBA game.
Pretty much how I feel about pro hoops too--let's go Steelers!
posted by Matt Stewart @ 6:50 PM
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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Pretty much how I feel about pro hoops too--let's go Steelers!
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2 Comments:
Dude, after reading the article I was a bit puzzled.
What is a dude who needs a seeing-eye dog doing at a basketball game anyways? Breating in the atmosphere? Did he go for the Hebrew Nationals?
not souck
dude
dude, appears the dog was there to receive an award, sort of a symbolic thang thang. I would assume that blind people going to basketball games is kind of like listening to the radio, minus the play by play and just listening to the crowd, which I agree seems dumb.
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