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NBA FanHouse Finals Chat Today 1PM EST
NBA FanHouse Finals Chat Today 1PM EST
What's that you say? The Lakers aren't dead yet? Hogwash! Why, I saw them give up a 24 point lead my own self, I did! What? Seven game series? What's that? Yes, the Lakers took the final game at Staples Center in 2008 behind solid defense, some 1st quarter Kobe Bryant brilliance, Jordan Farmar 's dashing good looks, and some boneheaded turnovers and missed free throws by the Celtics ...
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NBA Finals Chat At FanHouse Today at 1PM EST
Hardwood Paroxysm — I'm holding another Pau-Wow over at FanHaus today. Stop by and say "you suck."

I had to work late, so here's a Danica / boobs post.
From the Marbles — ... Why yes, Jensen. Yes, we can. But we're already in enough trouble with the Marbleheads, the makers of the CoverItLive chat software we broke today (their site's still down), and the guys over at AOL's NBA FanHouse whose chat we torpedoed as collateral damage, so we're not going to add to that list. ...

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