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[Keegan]

[Admiral_Needa]

It's clear Cam that you do not want to leave yourself open to have your opinion discredited so you are refusing to accept any possible evidence as proof.

Afraid to accept?

I DARED you to accept the example of a survey of the GMs which identify Feaster as being a top defender and you even refused that! That says a lot. OK, how about this? I DOUBLE-DOG DARE YOU to accept it

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[CamrnCrz1974]

Admiral, see my previous comment. You see, Admiral, I actually responded to you.

You have avoided the FACTS. You were called out about the shooting percentages, about DPOY voting, etc. You never responded to that.

You have avoided explaining your FAULTY LOGIC and FAULTY EVIDENTIARY BASE (see SeBibb's comment and your previous inconsistent statements).

I already responded to your comment about the surveys. You seem to keep ignoring that. You also ignore why it is evidence, but not conclusive proof. You fail to provide the requisite statistical information regarding the survery (as I delineated in my message).

Keep on going with your emoticons, color-filled messages, and vain attempts to live sexual fantasies through the posting of WNBA players with suggestive language. Everyone on the board saw how you avoid responding to messages where your claims are disproved by FACTUAL evidence.

[Admiral_Needa]

Here is the question:

What would be conclusive proof?

You say you want stats, surveys, etc... but you refuse to provide details so you can just dismiss them at the wave of your hand. I dared you to be more specific, and you bascially explained that you want a GM Survey that has been audited by a 3rd party with open books which you can examine. You know that's impossible. But that's the way you want it right? Make it so it's impossible for someone to provide evidence of you being wrong? So you can perpetually say "Nah, that's not good enough? Figures...

It's clear that you like to dismiss other's opinions by demanding stats and surveys, but for you to give an opinion you feel entitled to give no more than just unsubstantiated subjective statements and use other people's ass kissing as proof.


If you can't even accept a GM Survey about Feaster, then it is clear that you're just afraid of being proved wrong. Again, I dare you to accept these terms and establish a point of reference.

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2007 NBA ESPN Fast Break Overall Winner

[CamrnCrz1974]

[CamrnCrz1974]

Keegan found the survey:

http://www.wnba.com/features/general_manager_survey04.html

As expected, Crystal Robinson and Alana Beard were not listed as choices!!! It was a multiple choice, where Feaster finished tied for 3rd with 5 other players. There wasn't even an option for "other" in case a GM wanted to pick someone else not on the list. Interesting to note that FIVE of the eight players (including Feaster) in the survey did not receive ANY votes for DPOY in 2004.

Again, Admiral, you (hopefully) can FINALLY see why your request for immediate acceptance of a GM survey, without parameters, cannot be conclusive proof, but is evidence, taken in context.

Now, as for responding to the FACTS I posted (shooting percentages, DPOY voting), I can wait...for that, and for the Wecker explanation.

[Keegan]

Hahahaha no such details were provided about the GM survey. Let's see what it actually is:

http://www.wnba.com/features/general_manager_survey04.html

[BCBG25]

Oh shit, there you go again with the bullshit merry-go-round.
Fuck what the GMs think, they are all clueless. How is that for a FACT?

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[Admiral_Needa]

Yep, in 2004, WNBA.com asked all the GMs who is the best pure shooter, who is the best perimeter defender, who is the most underrated, and who is the best locker room leader. Feaster was named in all categories.

14 other players are tied for 5th in the 'Most Underrated' category. That points to the likelihood that the survey wasn't multiple choice and that there weren't any omissions.

Allison Feaster got Defensive Player of the Year votes not just in 2003, but also in 2000 and 2001.

I have therefore provided more than enough evidence to legitimize my previously stated opinion that Feaster is a top defender, one of the best pure-shooters, and one of the most underrated players in the league. Enough said.

Gotcha...

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2007 NBA ESPN Fast Break Overall Winner

[Keegan]

Ahhh the VeProf tactic of avoiding questions asked.

Enough said indeed

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[CamrnCrz1974]

[CamrnCrz1974]

[Keegan]

[Needa_Shag]

Cam get a clue and stop embarrassing yourself

You claim that all I do is use pretty colors, attempt lame innuendo and am not capable of analysis? I can do analysis when I feel like it:

Top 3 Perimeter Defenders

1. Sheryl Swoopes
One of the all-time best perimeter defenders. She loves to give head coaches nightmares by disrupting their plays as she gets her hands on a lot of balls. Often called on when there is a hole to be filled because despite her age she has the flexibility to perform in so many positions She particularly loves it in the rear-end of the season, as shown by her record in the playoffs - where she will blow her opponent off the court. Give her a mouthful at your own peril because she lets her game do the talking.

2. Alana Beard
Highly successful transition from the amateurs to doing it as a professional in fact I can picture her doing it for many years to come. Her dexterity and active hands often result in balls deflecting all over the place, and when it comes to getting down & dirty on the floor she'll be the first one diving in. She will leave a lot of girls licked this year. Don't be fooled by her sweet looks - she will whip you mercilessly and leave you begging for it to stop. Always unselfish at both ends, Deny her the scoring stats and she will happily take it in the assist column instead.

3. Alison Feaster
In a survey of the last 3 WNBA VGM winners, Alison was voted as the 3rd most shaggable perimeter defender. Superb at guarding the dribble, she very rarely allows any penetration on her, although she is occasionally known to slip back too far and cop a facial. She gives as hard as she takes, but isn't only a top defender. Alison also loves to score, and when she is stroking it sweetly it really excites me as a fan. I met her once and despite trying to play it cool I ended up just gushing all over her.






Wecker?

[Keegan]

Oh that is so wrong.

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[Needa_Shag]

[CamrnCrz1974]

Absolutely the funniest thing I have ever seen on a message board!!!!!!!!

[dtsnms]

Now that is a thread that turned in a few different directions!

[CamrnCrz1974]

BTTT...still hysterical.

[pilight]

Ah, Spring, when a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of...well...love, I guess.

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[BBallFanCT729]

So funny!!

[Needa_Shag]

Thank you, thank you all for your kind words.
It is only fair then that we also give credit to my inspiration, the one and only truly original: no, not the Pink Panther, I am of course referring to Admiral Needa.

For a long while now he has been baiting me with his deceptive controversial headlines. He has done it on many occasions, and has become quite a master at his craft. So let me give a big shout out to the board's most prolific master baiter

My name's Admiral Needa Shag. Check me out again some time, I'll be here every morning this week.
Thank you again.



Wecker?

[CamrnCrz1974]

[CamrnCrz1974]

Notice Admiral still has not responded re his comments about the survey and the votes, after his evidentiary arguments were shot down.

OTOH, Needa_Shag's posts still make me laugh.