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“Sometimes stars emerge. Sometimes stars are thrust upon us. And sometimes stars...”
– Good god.
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Well, Well, Look Who Has Himself a Damn Opinion on... →
Even by Isiah’s logic, this makes no sense! If the league’s guard play is currently off the charts, that means the supply of quality guards is extremely high, which means they are easier and cheaper to get and you DON’T overpay for one at the tail end of his career. This seemed to be the most sound logic for why the Knicks went out and paid for a defensive big to help protect...
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Re: that Slate article about Amazon that all the... →
I bought a Kindle earlier this year, and have read more books in the last 10 months than I had read in the previous 8 years combined since college. I read them because the books were more affordable, easier to buy, easier to store, easier to read and easier to carry around. If I were a writer, I would be happy that someone like me is now spending hundreds of dollars a year on books. I think...
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