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Catch up on every single game-winning buzzer beater during the season and see how it rates on the Horry Scale.
all those tricks and then she can’t even dribble it straight in the open court. she needs to work on her handles.
Erm, Who cares? She’s soo pretty and she has talent, what’s your problem :L
when all is said and done she may have a better legacy in the art world than yao ming did in the nba. and thats taking nothing away from the giant.
Brandon, She’s a basketball player and represented her schools for basketball competition, never miss out any trophy! Even if you think she can’t even dribble it straight, but who cares? It’s about how the drawing not how she handle the ball. Don’t be jealous.
I drop a leave a response whenever I appreciate a article on a site
I actually do have 2 questions for you if you don’t mind.
And, if you are posting at other online social sites,
or I have something to contribute to the conversation. It’s triggered by the sincerness displayed in the article I looked at. And on this article Watch This Woman Paint A Portrait Of Yao Ming With Nothing But A Basketball « NBA.com | All Ball Blog. I was excited enough to write a comment
Could it be simply me or do a few of the responses look as if they are left
by brain dead people?
I would like to follow you. Could you make a list every one of your
public sites like your linkedin profile, Facebook page or twitter feed?