Part one of an interview with B. Brown.

[bajaden]

Actually a question and answer interview with Bobby Brown. Part two is probably coming tomorrow.

http://www.nba.com/kings/features/what_brown_can_do.html

 

[NME]

What was your favorite food in Germany?
"The Donner Kabob, that's pretty good."

You know where else Donner Kabobs were popular? The snowy upper reaches of the Sierra Nevadas around mid-19th century.

 

[Telemachus]

You know where else Donner Kabobs were popular? The snowy upper reaches of the Sierra Nevadas around mid-19th century.

I've heard that they taste like chicken.

 

[BritishColumbia]

"I had a great coach there that helped me a lot. And I had great teammates who also helped me out a lot because there were a lot of veterans and I was like the youngest person, so it was a fun experience. I traveled the world, we won a lot of games, won the championship, I got to play in the All-Star game, I won Rookie of the Year -- so it was a blessing."

It is all good .. but that league is awful ... very weak ... it is not Spain, or Italy, or Russia, or even France. You have to be the best player ever there to be a solid NBA player. However, Dirk created a precedent; so, may be, he is the next Dirk success-wise

 

[Bricklayer]

You know where else Donner Kabobs were popular? The snowy upper reaches of the Sierra Nevadas around mid-19th century.

See? We've got ourselves a new enforcer -- you pee him off, he'll eat you for dinner.

Literally.

 

[VF21]

You know where else Donner Kabobs were popular? The snowy upper reaches of the Sierra Nevadas around mid-19th century.

Have I mentioned lately how glad I am you're back on the board?