WTF MOMENT Of the Day: VY WHY???

Today I am sitting comfortably at home watching the news....when WTF moment of the day began in from to me just only 2 hours into my morning. Some of you guys may have already seen the video of  Mr. Young go head to head with punches at one of my fav hot spots in Dallas, Club Onyx. The sought-after quarterback of my ULTIMATE football team.,Tennessee Titans; claims that the altercation started with an upside-down Longhorn sign (which as an alumni myself...I will see my black ass turn red too...) and wended with a few "pushes" and no punches.

NFL commissioner went on to Twitter to basically answer to all of us TITAN fans of what might be the punishment to Mr. Young assault charges (which police issued as a Class C assault {ouch} ) by basically stating : "we will see what happens." WTF?? Here is the video from the incident which provides no audio.:

So as I shake my head in full of shame...my only hope is that Young can just take his meds and lead Tennessee to another victory.

xoxo

Ask Amile: 10 Signs You Should Unfollow Someone On Facebook

Dear Amile
I have been on Facebook since it was only available to college students. Lately, I accepted a few people and they always seem like they know when exactly I am online....everything I post they comment. I even have one particular female who my sorors states she looks at my profile all the time. One particular incident I went by her home and saw her laptop up. It was on my photo album (which she has commented on every picture of mine)!!! I dont know what to do! PLEASE HELP.

Samatha A. Washington DC

Ditching your B-list online pals has become such a huge pastime that the New Oxford American Dictionary officially named unfriend the “It” word of 2009. If you haven’t already jumped on this bandwagon, I’ve ID’d the reasons it’s time to kick some so-called friends out of your social-networking life. And another thing....keep an eye on young lady stalker over there. I have been there and done that...only thing is YOU CAN DO SOMETHING TO SHUT OUT CRAZY PEOPLE IMMEDIATELY!!


1. She’s a firm believer that you can learn a lot about your health from your poop — and has the status updates to prove it.



2. You’ve only met him/her once but he “likes” everything you do on Facebook. Uh, stalk much?


3. You’re pretty sure she doesn't wear her dress and veil every day, but the girl can’t stop posting pics from her wedding two years ago.


4. S/He changed  relationship status to single instead of breaking up with you in person.


5. One word: Farmville.


6. She might not be on The Biggest Loser but for some reason she wants the entire world to know what she had for lunch, how many miles she just ran, and when she is sweating it out at the gym.


7. She has a photo album of your days as a teen beauty pageant queen, a scanner, and a passion for tagging.


8. EVERY WORD HE WRITES IS IN CAPS AND USUALLY FOLLOWED BY TONS OF EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!!!!


9. “So-and-So added you as a friend on Facebook” is the most you’ve heard from him in 10 years. Now that you’ve accepted the request you still haven’t connected.

10. You call her Mom.



Hope this help. Have a great week!!

xoxo
Amile W.






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WTF Moment of the Day: Sheed, Perkins one T away from suspension

BOSTON -- Through the first four games of the NBA Finals, the Lakers have contended they are above trying to bait Celtics center Kendrick Perkins into his seventh technical foul of this postseason, which would result in an automatic one-game suspension.

Now that Rasheed Wallace has joined Perkins on the brink of suspension after picking up his sixth technical foul in Game 4, and with Andrew Bynum's status becoming an eternal question mark, are the Lakers still not looking to push any buttons in Game 5 to weaken Boston's frontline when the series goes back to Los Angeles?

"That's not fair play," said Lakers coach Phil Jackson. "That's not the way to play. Yeah, you can be provocative and get out there and act kind of like they do if you want to and get in people's faces and do that. But that's not the way I like to coach a team. That's not what I consider positive coaching, and that's what I like to think is the right way to do things."


Celtics coach Doc Rivers doesn't necessarily agree with Jackson's assessment that the Lakers have not been instigators when it comes to Perkins and expects them to do the same with Wallace in Game 5 now that he's in the same predicament.



"I thought in the last game, even though they say they didn't, I thought [Pau] Gasol -- I thought there was a lot of extra stuff going on," Rivers said. "And they're right, obviously, we put ourselves in this predicament with Perk, and I thought Perk did a great job of walking away. It's clearly the new Perk. I hadn't seen that side of him."



Perkins has understood the situation he's been in since picking up his sixth technical foul in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals (he had a seventh rescinded) and isn't looking to slip up now that the Celtics are two wins away from winning the championship.

"It's in my mind, I'm not trying to get ejected, I'm not trying to get suspended or nothing like that," Perkins said. "I'm going to play hard and I'm going to play smart. I got three games left. Doc tells me to hold my composure. Sometimes the tougher guy has to walk away. I have to make sure I'm there for my teammates and do my job. It's hard because I'm the enforcer on the team so sometimes I want to instigate a problem, but I can't do that."

Rivers has addressed the situation with Perkins and Wallace and doesn't expect either to get another technical foul in the series. But if one does, he hopes it will be in a possible Game 7.

"I'm hoping obviously there is no Game 7, but if it happens, let's let it happen in Game 7, then we're fine," Rivers said. "There's no other game they can get suspended. It's really only two games they have to get through if you think about it, it's not three. I don't want them to be less emotional. I want them to play their games but also have some discipline. That's about all we can do."

Phoenix burn Lakers im Tuesday's game!! FUCK YEAH!!!

PHOENIX -- The Los Angeles Lakers were outnumbered and outplayed in the desert.




The Phoenix Suns got a decisive performance from their hustling bench to overcome Kobe Bryant's 38-point, 10-assist performance and beat the Lakers 115-106 in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals on Tuesday night.







A series that looked like a Lakers' breeze a week ago is all even at two apiece heading to Game 5 on Thursday night in Los Angeles.




The Suns reserves, considered an advantage entering the series but largely ineffective through three games, outscored their Lakers counterparts 54-20.



Channing Frye broke out of a horrendous shooting slump to make four 3-pointers and score 14 points. Leandro Barbosa also had 14 on 6-of-8 shooting and Jared Dudley added 11 points. Goran Dragic ran the show at point and had eight points and eight assists in 18 minutes.



"The bench played fantastic," the Suns' Steve Nash said. "They were by far easily the difference tonight."



Amare Stoudemire led Phoenix with 21 points. Nash, playing with a broken nose, made just 3-of-11 shots but had 15 points and eight assists.





Home Sweet Home

The Suns have now won six straight home playoff games, which is the second-longest streak in franchise history (record is seven straight in 1979). The Suns have also won seven straight home playoff games against the Lakers.



Most Consecutive Home Playoff Wins vs. Lakers

Span

Jazz 8 1988-2008

Hawks 8 1961-1966

Suns 7 2006-2010

Pistons 7 1988-2004

Hawks 6 1956-1959



But it was the backups who stole the show, making 20-of-32 shots, including 9-of-20 3s.



"They have a great bench," Bryant said.



Phoenix coach Alvin Gentry kept all five reserves in the game for almost the first nine minutes of the final quarter, and they produced an 18-3 run, and the Lakers never recovered. When Nash re-entered with 3:05 to play, those subs -- usually playing against the Los Angeles starters -- had turned an 87-85 deficit into a 103-94 lead.



"We believe in those guys and they really believe in themselves," Gentry said. "I thought they were much better defensively than they were offensively, and they were great offensively."



Frye had made 1-of-21 shots in the series and missed 18 in a row when his second shot of the night, a 3-pointer, finally fell to the roar of the home crowd.



"I just set my feet and let it ride," he said.



Pau Gasol managed just 15 points after getting 29 and 23 in the previous two contests. Lamar Odom also scored 15.



Jordan Farmar opened the fourth quarter with a 3-pointer, his only basket in five shots all night, to give the Lakers an 87-85 lead. Barbosa responded with a 22-footer to tie it, then Lou Amundson scored inside on a pass from Dudley before Frye sank a 3-pointer for a 92-87 advantage.





Moving Up The Charts

Kobe Bryant led the Lakers with 38 points and 10 assists for his third straight double-double and second straight 35-10 game. He matched his playoff career high with six 3-point field goals made and passed Karl Malone for fourth-most points in NBA playoffs history.



Most Points, NBA Playoff History

Points

Michael Jordan 5,987

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 5,762

Shaquille O'Neal 5,248

Kobe Bryant 4,785

Karl Malone 4,761



That was the first of three consecutive 3s for Phoenix, the second by Barbosa and third by Dudley to make it 98-89. The biggest lead was 103-90 on Dragic's driving layup with 4:02 to play.



"We thought we could come in here and get a game, and unfortunately you know we weren't up to the task," Lakers coach Phil Jackson said. "But we outscored them from the field I think both games, shot better than they did, did a lot of things very good and it still wasn't enough to win the game. They beat us at the foul line both nights, and that's the difference in the margin of the game."



The Lakers had more field goals the Phoenix (45-41), but the Suns dominated at the foul line for the second game in a row, sinking 22 of 32 to Los Angeles' Lakers' 7 of 13.



Los Angeles was better against Phoenix's zone defense, if not great.



"Our attention needs to be on the defensive end -- period," Bryant said. "That's second-chance opportunities. Their bench came in and gave them a big boost in getting balls back and getting them extra possessions. We've got to cut that stuff out."



After slugging out a 23-23 first quarter, the Suns erupted for a series-high 41-point second quarter, shooting 74 percent (17 for 23), 7 of 10 on 3-pointers to go up 64-55 at the half -- and the backups led the way.



The reserves outscored the Lakers starters 21-11 to start the second period.



One of Bryant's trademark scoring tears kept the Lakers in the game. After not taking a shot until the 2:09 mark of the first quarter, Bryant scored 15 in the second, making seven of his last nine shots, all outside jumpers. He was just getting started.



Bryant had 16 more in the third quarter, his 3-pointer with 2:20 to play finally catching the Suns at 81-all with 2:20 left. Pau Gasol made one of two free throws to put the Lakers ahead for the first time since the opening period, but Dragic made two free throws with 31 seconds left to put Phoenix ahead 85-84 entering the fourth.



Game notes

Jackson is 46-0 when his team takes a 2-0 lead in a best-of-seven series. ... Phoenix has led or been tied after three quarters in three of the four games. ... The Suns are 6-1 at home in the playoffs, the Lakers 7-0. ... Derek Fisher got Nash squarely in his broken nose in the third quarter, sending the Suns playmaker to the court in pain. Nash recovered to make two free throws. ... The two teams combined for eight consecutive 3-pointers in a second-quarter stretch.







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