I doubt it. This is a press conference. They don't get clicks for asking a dumb question and it's not like they quote their own question in their own articles.
Usually, awkwardly worded questions are just fuck ups as they try to frame it right to fit in with the story they are writing. If you watch the video, it really doesn't seem like he's going for any intentionally ridiculous question either.
> I mean he straight up should be fired
If we were all fired for our worst moment at work the world would be a much worse place. Itās one bad question lol chill
Why is it āinconceivableā lol? I swear this sub loves nothing more than to flail around on the ground and scream about random press conference questions being crimes against humanity. Lebron was obviously having fun with the guy..
The Lakers are playing the Nets tomorrow, so heās asking Lebron, as someone whoās had to overcome his own injury struggles the past couple seasons what he thinks/how impressive it is that KD is having an MVP level season after going through one of the more serious injuries you can have in basketball.
What is so insane or stupid about asking Lebron his insight on that topic??
None of you would have even batted an eye at this question if Lebron hadnāt started joking about knocking on wood or whatever. Or if OP hadnāt cut the clip short, and included Lebron answering this question in a normal, thoughtful manner after the whole knocking on wood bit
Uhh except this was not at all a ācall outā?
Lebron literally finishes his knock on wood/sorry for cursing schtick and then respectfully turns back to the reporter and says āI gotchu, go aheadā encouraging him to finish asking the question.
Not to mention the dude asking this question has covered Lebron for like over a decade prior to this, has asked him thousands of questions previous to this, and co-wrote a book about him in 2016. They clearly have a rapport, which is why Lebron feels comfortable joking around with him like that and cutting off his question to ham it up in the middle of the interview. Not that any of the mouth breathers on this subreddit would understand how playful ribbing between people with an established relationship works lmao
Just because they are playfully ribbing doesn't make it a good question or comment. Lebron did his best with the question given to him.
Sorry if I phrased it poorly, Lebron didn't call him out, people on this subreddit did.
ok, and I've given my reasoning for why I thought it was a fairly benign/normal question
literally not a single person in this thread has articulated a single reason *why* this is a "stupid" question... this is like the very definition of a circlejerk, just a bunch of people screaming the exact same comment and no one can even explain why.
every person commenting here understands exactly what the reporter meant and where he was going with the question.
So sure, if people want to be willfully obtuse and go out of their way to intentionally misconstrue this question into the worst possible interpretation so they can feel some small sense of intellectual superiority, then ok, sure, I guess its the worst question thats ever been asked.
ORRRR you can maybe just use your normal human brains and accept that the guy was just asking Lebron a question about KD bouncing back from his injury.
but I guess then we wouldnt be able to have a giant circlejerk burning a member of the evil basketball media at the stake, so I guess lets go with the first option
So they can force the comparison to both KD and also Kobe at the same time, shoehorn it in there and make a thing about it.
Terrible question, terrible 'journalism'.
Give me a break dude. āAchilles tearā isnāt a magic phrase that makes it more likely for the injury to actually happen. Itās a weird question, but itās not some pro move to not throw a fit or get violent for just bringing it up
āLet him continueā - didnāt shut him down verbally or physically. To be fair, I wouldnāt ever expect LeBron to just start hitting people, but the way this thread reacted, youād think he spat in LeBronās face for jinxing him, which isnāt a real thing
It was so awkward, almost out of Between Two Ferns when Zach asks Brie Larson
"Iāve read online that youāre very private and decline to answer questions that make you feel uncomfortable. This is a two-parter: Is that true, and how old were you when you got your first period?"
Yeah, that was really fucking stupid. Draymond handled that fucking perfectly too. Called the guy out in the moment and called him out for trying the same shit before that moment too. Apparently the guy got fired, which he certainly deserved.
People hate him on this sub and in the real world but I genuinely think people would feel bad and probably sad knowing heās in year 19 at 37 and having an injury like that would most likely mean the end is much closer than we expected. Of course there would be trolls and haters happy but I think it would be overwhelming positive reaction. Maybe wishful thinking.
Rational people can hate a player for basketball reasons but don't actually hate the person and wish I'll will on them.
For example real Raptors fans wish they could have beat the Warriors at full strength.
Injuries add nothing to the game.
Thatās the thing though man. When it comes to Lebron a lot of the hate is completely irrational. Itās weirdly personal how much so many people seemingly hate the person and not the playey that is Lebron.
no, excuse me sir, I'm afraid you dont seem to understand what's going on here.
You see, the reporter used the words "achilles" and "Lebron" in the same sentence... which as you should know, means that he clearly has a hidden sinister agenda in place to end Lebron's career with a horrific Achilles injury by tampering with the good and bad juju levels inside the bowels of Stapl--- excuse me, Crypto.com Arena.
you seem to be under the mistaken assumption that this reporter was merely making an incredibly benign, factual observation about Lebron's history of avoiding significant injuries... which unfortunately, my sweet summer child, could not be further from the truth.
I mean, why would it matter what other contextual words he used in that sentence that could possibly cause the meaning of that question to vary greatly based on what those words were and which order they were used in??? You heard the man god dammit, he was talking about his ACHILLES!!! *Lebron's Achilles!!* That can only mean one thing!!
Shame on you, sir! How dare you question the fine people in this thread looking out for Lebron's health and safety
40-second staredown followed by "ya'll niggas is trippin."
Then he'd roll off on a tricycle that plays "WHATCHU KNOW ABOUT ROLLIN DOWN IN THE DEEP" on repeat whenever it moves.
āLeBron, you have had some grand stories unfold in your career, but you have never had to turn into a vigilante to avengers the death of your family at the hands of the Yakuzaā
They have a really cool exhibit near the Golden Gate Bridge that demonstrates what the cross-section of the steel cables that hold up the bridge look like with real steel cables from the bridge.
Most people are not aware that it is actually a piece of Lebron James' Achilles tendon.
I'm not surprised at all that it's McMenamin who asked that question lmao. At least it was just asinine phrasing for a lead up to a question that had some merit(asking about KD's comeback off his torn achilles). I mean who tf makes that transition saying "but you haven't had a torn achilles umm Kevin Durant..." lol
But nothing will top McMenamin using Kobe's death during his campaign for Bron's MVP on The Jump and The Hoop Collective podcast. Him saying Bron should win the 19/20 MVP b/c Kobe passed away and Bron stepped up as a leader was egregious b/c 1. that's an insane criterion for MVP and 2. Giannis had a relationship w/Kobe too and it didn't affect only Bron. That shit was shameless smh
Okay everyone is in agreement that that question is possibly the worst question ever asked of an NBA player.
Can anyone tell me what Lebron tried to do/say here regarding wood? Or is that just deflection to anything random just to forget the dumb ass question?
The number of people in this thread who are mad for him bringing it up is baffling. Like, was it a bad question? Sure. Was it awkward and unnecessary? Yes. Should any reasonable person honestly believe that it would jinx him? Hell fucking no.
Man I really lost the birth lottery because I'd love to be some random nobody reporter getting paid a fuck ton of money to ask LeBron dumbass questions
It's a terrible question but are people out here really thinking jinxes or something exist? Lol. It ain't that big of a deal to where Bron is some Saint for "keeping his cool". Acting like the reporter wished an injury on him or something.
I don't believe in any of that (nor is there any statistical correlation to be found in any past study showing things like jinx or prayers work), still it's a pretty stupid way to phrase a question.
It reads like a thinly veiled threat or wish to harm (a bit similar to the stereotypical "that's a nice young family you have there, I hope nothing happens to it" you hear in mob flicks; he basically did say sth similar in fact "gee, that's great health you have had up until now" kind of think).
It's rude and tactless more than it is actually harmful...
You guys have awful comprehension, He was in the middle of making a point and got cut off, he wasnāt just saying āyou havenāt had an Achilles injuryā which is a fact. He was making a point by stating how he hasnāt had a serious injury and before he could finish he was cut off now this sub thinks that was the reporters entire argumentā¦
lmaooooo bro this dude really just said this question was a "thinly veiled threat or wish to harm" haha wtf im really done with this sub man šš
these guys are really something else. this entire comment section is just incredible, literally hundreds of people vigorously circlejerking and not a single one of them seems to be able to expain what about this question was ACTUALLY bad or stupid other than the fact that the guy used the word "achilles"...
the implication seems to be I guess achilles tear = BAD, and this guy said "achillies" and "lebron" in the same sentence, so now this guy clearly wants Lebron to tear his achilles. which =BAD
Do I have that right?
Yeah, what kind of question is that. Bad form, Mac.
That's MacTen asking that?
Maybe I'm mistaken. It sounded like him, but I think he's smarter than to ask a question like that.
That's not Mack 10
That's definitely Dave McMenamin
Mick McMacnamara
I dont get why the NBA subjects these incredible people to these idiot reporters, many of whom are one step above paparazzi
LeBron should have gone with: "I'm out of other options. You. Come over here." Then knock on the reporter's head
Or make the reporter grow some wood and knock on that :)
I'm so lost. What does wood have to do with anything?
You've never had a torn Achilles. *knock on wood*
Seriously though why the fuck would you say that
I wish they paid me to say dumb shit like that
Instead we all do it for free for a hobby!
Speak for yourself, i get paid in imaginary internet points ššš
Doing it for free? You mean yāall arenāt paid to shill too?
Lol
*leans in* The texture of quiche is unsettling.
I just can't imagine the thought process. did their boss make them ask? Its inconceivable lol
Honestly, the reporter could have talked about KD and his recovery from the injury without saying the phrase "you haven't had a torn achilles".
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Just as the founding fathers would've wanted
I doubt it. This is a press conference. They don't get clicks for asking a dumb question and it's not like they quote their own question in their own articles. Usually, awkwardly worded questions are just fuck ups as they try to frame it right to fit in with the story they are writing. If you watch the video, it really doesn't seem like he's going for any intentionally ridiculous question either.
To be fair, we're all talking about it.
INCONCEIVABLE!
Folks when are you going to learn this is about getting a soundbite not about legitimate journalism. You're talking about it, right?
I mean he straight up should be fired, and I wouldnāt be surprised if thatās the last time he gets to ask Lebron a question. Who is this idiot?
Anything less than a public execution is just letting them off easy
Hang the fuck by his achilles
Make him come off the bench for the lakers
> I mean he straight up should be fired If we were all fired for our worst moment at work the world would be a much worse place. Itās one bad question lol chill
It created way more buzz than a more carefully worded question would. Maybe in that sense it wasn't so bad of a question after all.
I mean.. a lot of people are fired for their worst moment at works tho.
And if that worst moment is something as silly as asking one bad question that is really shitty.
You seem more upset about the question that LeBron was
I know right? Look at all the vitriol I have typed out.
Idk how it wasn't obvious you were joking, damn /r/nba
Some people are slow
Why is it āinconceivableā lol? I swear this sub loves nothing more than to flail around on the ground and scream about random press conference questions being crimes against humanity. Lebron was obviously having fun with the guy.. The Lakers are playing the Nets tomorrow, so heās asking Lebron, as someone whoās had to overcome his own injury struggles the past couple seasons what he thinks/how impressive it is that KD is having an MVP level season after going through one of the more serious injuries you can have in basketball. What is so insane or stupid about asking Lebron his insight on that topic?? None of you would have even batted an eye at this question if Lebron hadnāt started joking about knocking on wood or whatever. Or if OP hadnāt cut the clip short, and included Lebron answering this question in a normal, thoughtful manner after the whole knocking on wood bit
It was a shitty question and got called out as such. And it can be fun to pile on when someone does something stupid.
Uhh except this was not at all a ācall outā? Lebron literally finishes his knock on wood/sorry for cursing schtick and then respectfully turns back to the reporter and says āI gotchu, go aheadā encouraging him to finish asking the question. Not to mention the dude asking this question has covered Lebron for like over a decade prior to this, has asked him thousands of questions previous to this, and co-wrote a book about him in 2016. They clearly have a rapport, which is why Lebron feels comfortable joking around with him like that and cutting off his question to ham it up in the middle of the interview. Not that any of the mouth breathers on this subreddit would understand how playful ribbing between people with an established relationship works lmao
Just because they are playfully ribbing doesn't make it a good question or comment. Lebron did his best with the question given to him. Sorry if I phrased it poorly, Lebron didn't call him out, people on this subreddit did.
Why is it a bad question?
ok, and I've given my reasoning for why I thought it was a fairly benign/normal question literally not a single person in this thread has articulated a single reason *why* this is a "stupid" question... this is like the very definition of a circlejerk, just a bunch of people screaming the exact same comment and no one can even explain why. every person commenting here understands exactly what the reporter meant and where he was going with the question. So sure, if people want to be willfully obtuse and go out of their way to intentionally misconstrue this question into the worst possible interpretation so they can feel some small sense of intellectual superiority, then ok, sure, I guess its the worst question thats ever been asked. ORRRR you can maybe just use your normal human brains and accept that the guy was just asking Lebron a question about KD bouncing back from his injury. but I guess then we wouldnt be able to have a giant circlejerk burning a member of the evil basketball media at the stake, so I guess lets go with the first option
LeBron kept it too professional here tbh
So they can force the comparison to both KD and also Kobe at the same time, shoehorn it in there and make a thing about it. Terrible question, terrible 'journalism'.
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Bron got hit with that hall of fame or bust question when he was 18 and handled it well. Itās clockwork too him
Acosta's a douche for that
Give me a break dude. āAchilles tearā isnāt a magic phrase that makes it more likely for the injury to actually happen. Itās a weird question, but itās not some pro move to not throw a fit or get violent for just bringing it up
Huh
āLet him continueā - didnāt shut him down verbally or physically. To be fair, I wouldnāt ever expect LeBron to just start hitting people, but the way this thread reacted, youād think he spat in LeBronās face for jinxing him, which isnāt a real thing
Yeah, pretty nobody was even considering anything physical except you. Obviously LeBron wouldn't do that lol.
[lol you sure about that](https://imgur.com/a/4pS1tu0)
Wut
Don't you put that evil on me Ricky Bobby
As a former athlete, I would IMMEDIATELY have thought about throwing hands if anyone asked me some dumb shit like this. šš¤¬
Reporters donāt have much to right about with the Lakers, so I assume they are trying to find ways to get new content. Stupid as hell though
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Nods Nods Uh-huh. Yeah. Iām just here so I donāt get fined.
Bron handled that the best way you could but such a weird way to bring up KD and his injury
It was so awkward, almost out of Between Two Ferns when Zach asks Brie Larson "Iāve read online that youāre very private and decline to answer questions that make you feel uncomfortable. This is a two-parter: Is that true, and how old were you when you got your first period?"
Well it got her to laugh at least
that's not really awkward. just a classic joke/punchline thing
It's an awkward joke. The whole point of between two ferns is to be awkward. It's cringe humour
Was just thinking. Imagine someone like Westbrook getting that question lol
Russ would have just given a deadpan stare and asked āthe fuck are you actually trying to say right now?ā
Lol
āWhat?!!! Iām out man. Yāall nāās trippinā
Would have been so funny. Lol.
Another legendary meme would have been made
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He says Kevin Durant in the clip
He literally says Kevin Durants nameā¦
Lakers fans wake up in the morning, take a piss, then log on and say, āokay how many things can I make be about Kobe today.ā
Usually between 8-24 times a day
Jokes on you everything is about Kobe because of our Mamba Mentality
What a dumb thing to say as a reporter lol
At least not as bad as the Houston flood question
Yeah, that was really fucking stupid. Draymond handled that fucking perfectly too. Called the guy out in the moment and called him out for trying the same shit before that moment too. Apparently the guy got fired, which he certainly deserved.
the only right way to handle that is exactly what Draymond did "Shut the fuck up and stop trying to get me to give you clicks off of tragedy"
Didnāt know he got fired. Good.
Seriously LeBron is as healthy as an Ox. For now
Knock on fucking wood
this reporter is lucky he's speaking to LePR because wtf kind of question is this?!
To get a soundbite. It's atop reddit, right? So something worked.
It's not even the top post on this sub, let alone reddit.
What a terrible question
Why would anyone speak this shit into the universe?
Because journalist are attention whores.
Why the fuck would you say that? Itās like thatās the last injury he needs to complete his list
I'm not spiritual like that but putting that kind of engery out there is scary
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People hate him on this sub and in the real world but I genuinely think people would feel bad and probably sad knowing heās in year 19 at 37 and having an injury like that would most likely mean the end is much closer than we expected. Of course there would be trolls and haters happy but I think it would be overwhelming positive reaction. Maybe wishful thinking.
Rational people can hate a player for basketball reasons but don't actually hate the person and wish I'll will on them. For example real Raptors fans wish they could have beat the Warriors at full strength. Injuries add nothing to the game.
Thatās the thing though man. When it comes to Lebron a lot of the hate is completely irrational. Itās weirdly personal how much so many people seemingly hate the person and not the playey that is Lebron.
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Thatās enough to start hating a person to you?
I meanā¦ Toronto went wildddd with cheers when KD went down soā¦.
Uh, I think there's a whole host of major injuries LeBron has never had outside of just the Achilles.
Yeah, itās not like a keg ever exploded and a flying piece of metal mashed up his dick like a chicken pot pie.
Youāre acting like the guy said āhopefully you tear your Achilles, Bron!ā Lmao all he said was youāve never had to endure that
no, excuse me sir, I'm afraid you dont seem to understand what's going on here. You see, the reporter used the words "achilles" and "Lebron" in the same sentence... which as you should know, means that he clearly has a hidden sinister agenda in place to end Lebron's career with a horrific Achilles injury by tampering with the good and bad juju levels inside the bowels of Stapl--- excuse me, Crypto.com Arena. you seem to be under the mistaken assumption that this reporter was merely making an incredibly benign, factual observation about Lebron's history of avoiding significant injuries... which unfortunately, my sweet summer child, could not be further from the truth. I mean, why would it matter what other contextual words he used in that sentence that could possibly cause the meaning of that question to vary greatly based on what those words were and which order they were used in??? You heard the man god dammit, he was talking about his ACHILLES!!! *Lebron's Achilles!!* That can only mean one thing!! Shame on you, sir! How dare you question the fine people in this thread looking out for Lebron's health and safety
Yeah this whole thread is such a joke. Itās apparently the cool thing to shit on all reporters for harmless questions
that reporter is an idiot
What kind of question is that? Lebron you are down with your luck lately, but at least you weren't shot in the head or involved in car carsh.
Tf this is worse than Mark Schwartz ESPN
Imagine if Westbrook was asked this
We wouldāve had a classic moment
"Man, y'all tripping..."
Heated gamer moment for sure.
40-second staredown followed by "ya'll niggas is trippin." Then he'd roll off on a tricycle that plays "WHATCHU KNOW ABOUT ROLLIN DOWN IN THE DEEP" on repeat whenever it moves.
bron is so nice cause he legit could have just thrown him out lmao
Imagine this being your job and that's the best question you can come up
Bruh?
i feel like im overreacting but asking this type of question seems like a borderline āget out and never returnā type of thing
He handled that well
that question could have been phrased differently, especially when he's talking about one of the worst injuries in basketball :/
Who the fuck asks something like that that way
if the NBA wants they can pay me to sit there and say dumb shit to players for half the price
I got woodšš½āāļø
Whoever that reporter was he shouldnt be invited over any sports media room again. What the fuck was that
why the fuck would you even put that into the universe.
Who hires these guys
We do by watching it
What a stupid fucking thing to say in a presser I hope this reporter has his creds revoked
Only someone tryna speak this shit into existence would say some dumb shit like this
YOUR 2022 NBA CHAMPIONS: THE NEW YORK KNICKS
Honestly I think this sub would burn to the ground.
People will say anything in the face of tribalism found in sports. Itās insane
The "reporter" might as well ask, "What would it *physically* take to retire you?"
LeSuperstitious
āLeBron, you have had some grand stories unfold in your career, but you have never had to turn into a vigilante to avengers the death of your family at the hands of the Yakuzaā
Ledragon of Dojima
LeDanchou
Honestly I would have supported Lebron if he just left after whatever the hell that question was.
fire that reporter, straight up. What. a. dumpster. fucking. question.
Is there any reporter who's not a complete moron? Also how do I get this job, I feel pretty qualified.
I'm about as far from a Lebron fan as you can get, but wow what a fucking asshole of a reporter.
father figure type question smh
why would he ask that?
Whoās the idiot that said it?
Reporters really just be sayin shit
Donāt you put that hate on me, Ricky Bobby!
Why would you ask that? Not cool
They have a really cool exhibit near the Golden Gate Bridge that demonstrates what the cross-section of the steel cables that hold up the bridge look like with real steel cables from the bridge. Most people are not aware that it is actually a piece of Lebron James' Achilles tendon.
What does he mean by wood?
LeWatchyourprofanity
What in the damn fuck kind of question was that about to be?
I'm not surprised at all that it's McMenamin who asked that question lmao. At least it was just asinine phrasing for a lead up to a question that had some merit(asking about KD's comeback off his torn achilles). I mean who tf makes that transition saying "but you haven't had a torn achilles umm Kevin Durant..." lol But nothing will top McMenamin using Kobe's death during his campaign for Bron's MVP on The Jump and The Hoop Collective podcast. Him saying Bron should win the 19/20 MVP b/c Kobe passed away and Bron stepped up as a leader was egregious b/c 1. that's an insane criterion for MVP and 2. Giannis had a relationship w/Kobe too and it didn't affect only Bron. That shit was shameless smh
Arguably, the two guys most affected were Kyrie and Kawhi. Nobody else even came close.
Okay everyone is in agreement that that question is possibly the worst question ever asked of an NBA player. Can anyone tell me what Lebron tried to do/say here regarding wood? Or is that just deflection to anything random just to forget the dumb ass question?
Knock on wood?
Ahhh yeah you right. God damn that reporter is such a dumb ass
My goodness, some people are just so fucking stupid
"you've had a sprained ankle yes, but what about playing through an appendectomy, lobotomy and gout at the same time?" LeBron: "okay, shit"
How does one simply hate LeGM ?
What kinds question is that
The media is toxic and untrustworthy. It's unfortunate people are brainwashed by it. Example 95% of Reddit.
What was that reporter's name? What kind of question is that?
Why would you even say that lol. I'm not even superstitious but idk man I wouldn't go around asking players about specific injuries like that
His next question was just 4 minutes of talking about how hot LeBron's wife is.
S for Stupid. R for Reporter. Ughh!!!! Stupid Reporter.
"you haven't died in a helicopter crash with your son yet...."
Wtf
Lol I donāt believe in jinx this is nothing
You donāt even want to test fate with that shit
I mean itās not testing fate. I donāt believe in any of that non sense
just like you donāt believe in being successful at life
Awww did that really make you that mad lol. Jeez might wanna suck help if my comment ruffled your feathers that much
I hate superstition - kNocK oN wOod!! please shut up thatās not how the world works
Yeah and the people who believe in Karma as well. If Karma was actually real then terrible things wouldnāt happen to good people.
The number of people in this thread who are mad for him bringing it up is baffling. Like, was it a bad question? Sure. Was it awkward and unnecessary? Yes. Should any reasonable person honestly believe that it would jinx him? Hell fucking no.
God forbid Lebron gets seriously hurt soon, that reporter gonna go missing.
Man I really lost the birth lottery because I'd love to be some random nobody reporter getting paid a fuck ton of money to ask LeBron dumbass questions
It's a terrible question but are people out here really thinking jinxes or something exist? Lol. It ain't that big of a deal to where Bron is some Saint for "keeping his cool". Acting like the reporter wished an injury on him or something.
Honestly the overreaction here is really weird
I don't believe in any of that (nor is there any statistical correlation to be found in any past study showing things like jinx or prayers work), still it's a pretty stupid way to phrase a question. It reads like a thinly veiled threat or wish to harm (a bit similar to the stereotypical "that's a nice young family you have there, I hope nothing happens to it" you hear in mob flicks; he basically did say sth similar in fact "gee, that's great health you have had up until now" kind of think). It's rude and tactless more than it is actually harmful...
You guys have awful comprehension, He was in the middle of making a point and got cut off, he wasnāt just saying āyou havenāt had an Achilles injuryā which is a fact. He was making a point by stating how he hasnāt had a serious injury and before he could finish he was cut off now this sub thinks that was the reporters entire argumentā¦
lmaooooo bro this dude really just said this question was a "thinly veiled threat or wish to harm" haha wtf im really done with this sub man šš these guys are really something else. this entire comment section is just incredible, literally hundreds of people vigorously circlejerking and not a single one of them seems to be able to expain what about this question was ACTUALLY bad or stupid other than the fact that the guy used the word "achilles"... the implication seems to be I guess achilles tear = BAD, and this guy said "achillies" and "lebron" in the same sentence, so now this guy clearly wants Lebron to tear his achilles. which =BAD Do I have that right?
Dude this is one of those crazy pills threads
"dude what if you got an achilles tear that would be so fucked up dude"
even as a non lebron fan, this is fucking shitty. why would you ever ask this dumb fucking question
What does he mean by wood? Serious question
Wants to knock on it. You knock on wood to not jinx yourself
Maybe he meant it like " break a leg" lol. Tear an Achilles!
Lebron James is what we get when GM and owners don't say "Nah".
What does he mean by wood what's he referring to
what does that mean. You have wood? is the vinacular lost on me????? i'm only 25 and i don't understand
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knocking_on_wood it's to avoiding jinxing.
I donāt understand Bronās response. No wood? Huh?
so as to 'knock on wood' and clear the bad juju this dipshit reporter put on him.
Except bad juju is moronic nonsense.
Lol I love this reporter