Thursday, March 27, 2008

The LeBron James Leave-o-Meter: With new and improved "LeBron James Threat Level!"

Posted by Joe Tone on Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 7:39 AM


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The Latest Sign of Impending Doom: Some people in New York have built the official “NYC for LeBron” website. Their intent -- and they seem really serious -- is to bring Bron Bron to the Knicks with lavish gifts, tons of cash, and a box at Yankees games. They’re taking donations to help the cause and selling t-shirts, which is just evil, yet somehow we're still pissed we didn’t think of it first. How It Went Down in Cleveland’s Mind: "Holy shit! There’s a website. That’s the real deal then. Only really, really, official things have websites. They’re even selling new t-shirts, without holes. Can’t get those Unique Thrift, which only proves our theory: Those east coast New York motherfuckers have so much money it’s just spewing out of their tightly puckered asses. They’ll probably just reach back, wipe gently, and suddenly have enough to sway LeBron into signing with the Knicks. We don’t even have enough change for one of those sweet glow in the dark condoms in the bathroom at the bar. We’re so hosed." The LeBron James Threat Level: lebron%20threat%20level%202.JPG

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Take Omar down, the Tribe didn't try to renew his contract with Jhonny in the pipeline.

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Posted by I'm not that innocent.... on 03/27/2008 at 10:44 PM

You couldn't have found a better picture for Modell unless you used the Sports Illustrated cover of him. Great work. By the way, insiders suggest (I stole that line from Roger Brown... it really means "I'm guessing") that LeBron has refused to make any more commercials of "The Jameses" until Nike agrees to shoot them in a Cleveland/Akron type of setting. Score one for the home team!

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Posted by B-town B-man on 03/27/2008 at 11:44 PM
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