Comments on: Update: Charity Says All-Star Honoree’s Bogus Bullets Boast Has Been ‘Addressed’

By: Q

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:49:57 +0000

"first of all: IT’S THE BULLETS!" Enough said. My fault, somehow I got caught up in the social aspect of the story. But it makes sense though. Whose gonna check if someone played for the Bullets...unless you're a crackpot Sports Reporter for the City Paper. LOL! If he said Lakers, Sixers, Knicks, Celtics, even the Magic or Bobcats, someone somewhere would care. But the Bullets...that's almost a dis' equal to Obama, WSJ, etc. LOL! Even men who played for the "Bullets", post Webber Era aren't mentioning them. That is unless you count Agent ZERO-common sense. Alright, alright...no more Kastle comments. If Billie Jean King didn't turn you around I don't know what will.

By: Dave McKenna

Dave McKenna — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:23:14 +0000

Q™: thanks for the bad attitude and the story tips! butt seriously: I am fascinated by dudes who say they did things in sports that they never did. i mean, if this guy has worked for 20 years doing good things, why does he have to make stuff up about playing for the Bullets? first of all: IT'S THE BULLETS! my guess is either he has been telling friends and family he played for the Bullets for so long he believes it himself by now, or, he thought pro basketball experience would help him win this election in the People vote, which these guys actively campaigned for. either way, it's sad. ain't you with me,Q™? and i'll stop writing about this non-Bullet as soon as you let go of the damn Kastles. in any case, keep the comments coming. i need the licensing fees!

By: Q

Wed, 15 Jul 2009 20:56:16 +0000

Thanks Dave for running this to ground! What about the charity? If 5 Presidents are commending you for a job well done, doesn't that rank more than missing the 1983 Bullets Squad? I think Wes Unseld was still eligible to play then, LOL!

Once again, you snubbed a good tennis story last night. McEnroe will be here tomorrow.