That's my favorite part of the whole paragraph lol

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4304057&forum_id=2#38540746)

it's rare for fraud to be exposed in such daylight

and it's despicable that azns acted like this guy was a real nba player for like 5 straight years after that

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4304057&forum_id=2#38540769)

>> February 23, 2012 - "At the shootaround before a game in Miami in February 2012, James and Wade got into an argument about strategy for that night's game against the New York Knicks. Both badly wanted to guard -- and shut down -- Jeremy Lin, who had taken the league by storm. Ten days earlier the Heat had laughed and celebrated when Lin hit a game winner in Toronto, with some of the players staying in the locker room in Indianapolis to watch after their win that night. But by that February night in Miami, they were sick of it and wanted to prove a point. The Heat smothered Lin in traps and shoved him around, and Lin quickly unraveled. He ended up shooting 1-for-11 with eight turnovers, and the Heat won by 14 points.

Later, the New York Times reported that President Obama was so impressed with the performance that he used it as a metaphor for his reelection campaign against Mitt Romney.

"We're the Miami Heat and [Romney] is Jeremy Lin," Obama reportedly told aides. <<

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4304057&forum_id=2#38540778)

This seems like a pretty sincere and humble approach. I mean the assistant coaches and equipment managers get rings too. People contribute in practice etc. No one is going to be saying he is the hero of anything and it is absurd that chinks are fawning over it like he accomplished anything special - but he should not feel guilty and throw his fucking ring in the Yangzee river either. He's not exactly holding himself out as a trailblazer for winning a ring.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4304057&forum_id=2#38541513)