Vegas Summer League Is A Fanboy's Wet Dream [NBA Summer League]

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Vegas Summer League Is A Fanboy's Wet Dream [NBA Summer League]
Bullets Forever found this 7/24/2008 on deadspin.com [flag]
Are you a fan of basketball? Do you enjoy traveling to Las Vegas? Do you appreciate young ladies of questionable legality traipsing around in tiny shirts that read "Where Amazing Happens" and very little else? Well then why the fuck would you miss the NBA's Vegas Summer League? The annual event featuring 21 teams comprised of rookies , future stars , hopefuls , and hilarious retreads , and ... [link]

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Published 7/24/2008 by JakeTheSnake at Bullets Forever
You know, the internet is an amazing place.  Only on the Information Superhighway can you find quick access to stats, stories, press conferences, stories from the Summer League, and other stuff that you wouldn't see anywhere else in the world. For some reason, I don't think Charles Oakley is the computer type.  You can debate that all you want, but I just don't see it.  Maybe he gets on to check his e-mail or something, but he probably needs someone's help to turn on the computer.  Can you see Oak opening up ...

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