enjoytheenjoyment.com - 8/13/2007
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Sonics minority owner Aubrey McClendon confirms what we all suspected from the start. In an interview with the Oklahoma City Journal Record , he says: We didn’t buy the team to keep it in Seattle; we hoped to come here. McClendon, who previously got bad publicity in Seattle for being anti gay rights , lauds Clay Bennett for "artfully and skillfully" (translation: underhandedly) getting the ...
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... This commercial is now being played nationwide. I don’t want Aubrey McClendon selling me on anything, except his own suicide in an oil-based fire. Why would anyone consider this douchebag a believable spokesperson on a goddamn thing? I will now start searching the internet for the interview where he admits he’s been stockpiling natural gas, buying clouds, and never planned on keeping wind or gas power as viable future sources. Seriously though Aubrey, harvest that wind power, build a tornado machine, and set it down in Oklahoma City. Thanks. ...
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journalrecord.com 8/13/2007 — I ve had good seats, McClendon grinned. I ve now been really caught up in the excitement of the (Sonics) because there is a certain stamp of we ve arrived, and the people of Seattle kind of look down their nose at us and think these guys are trying to ...
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seattlepi.nwsource.com 8/13/2007 — Aubrey McClendon says he is "under a self-imposed gag order" regarding the business of running the NBA franchise, but that didn't stop the Sonics minority owner from telling The Journal Record of Oklahoma City that the group's desire is to get the ...
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hoopsvibe.com 8/13/2007 — "Oklahoma City proved they can support an NBA team... They’re a perfect market for an expansion franchise and they’ll pay the 350 million dollar expansion fee. The NBA won’t let an existing team, like the Sonics, move to Oklahoma City because the league’s 30 owners won’t get to charge and split the expansion fee. Bottom line, money talks in the NBA."
Oklahoma City Sonics?
construda.blogspot.com 8/13/2007 — Dumb, yes I know, but it could realistically happen. In this story it talks about the Sonics moving out of Seattle and to Oklahoma City. Now when teams move they usually keep the nickname they are known by (New Orleans Hornets, Los Angeles Lakers, Utah Jazz, Memphis Grizzlies) in the NBA even knowing how dumb the latter three sound. Are there any lakes in L.A.? Bears in Memphis?
Aubrey McClendon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org 8/13/2007 — From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Aubrey Kerr McClendon is the CEO , chairman, and co-founder of Chesapeake Energy and co-owner of the Seattle Supersonics and Seattle Storm basketball teams. McClendon is on the board of directors at Chesapeake, ...
