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Description: The user make a handseal - Ram and then the user blows out a stream of water. The user then control his shadow and warp it around the water stream 5 times, And then the shadow combine in the water stream, and embedded in it, making it invisible when the water reaches short range. The shadow appear from the water from various directions like Shadow Sewing but with sharper edge, stabbing the enemy from 8 directions, the water also does damage if hit.
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Damage: N/A
Description: The user covers himself with two layers of shadow, one which molds the whole body by covering skin and another like 6 inches from the first one. The user can withstand B-rank physical attacks(including kunai) in this form. Although it said the user covered up whole body, it left out essential parts like noses, eyes and ears.
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Type: Offensive, Supplementary
Rank: D-rank
Range: Short
Chakra: 10
Damage: 20
Description: The shadow of the user extends upward and then the user grab it which turns into a spike, the user then can throw this spike or use as a weapon, the link to the shadow from the user dispersed from it, and it become a substance made up of shadow chakra.
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From worst to first! Anybody who knows my racing knows that I usually finish towards the bottom end of the group in time trials. Today I turned that around — well, sorta … I placed third today in the 1/2/3 category but since I was the only Cat 1 from Alabama in the race, I guess that makes me the Cat 1 Alabama State Time Trial Champion. I was super happy with my time 59'05 considering I had my training front wheel and a 10-15 year old Spinergy wheel on the back of my road bike for the race.
I had two goals for the race: 1) Break 1 hour for a 40k TT 2) Determine my threshold power by recording my average power for the race. I accomplished both goals, and here are the stats:
A few highlights from the race and from the power data:
- The course was a pretty flat out/back course. Here you can see the turn-around. Note the power spike which indicates the power it takes to get started again after slowing down for the turn-around.
- Here you can see a dramatic drop in the average speed which is indicative of the tailwind that we had on the way out. Many people blew up on the way back in, but I just tried to keep a constant power to match what I did on the way out. Even then, I was getting tired and my average power dropped a bit on the way back in (312 watts on the way out, 301 watts on the way back in)
- I started out with a relatively low heart rate but it rose steadily all the way to the end, which is interesting since my average power output was dropping by the end. Any thoughts on that?
Duration: 59:07
Work: 1082 kJ
TSS: 98.4 (intensity factor 1)
Avg Power: 307
Pw:HR: 8.95%
Pa:HR: 14.17%
Distance: 24.88 mi
Elev. Gain: 157 ft
Elev. Loss: 151 ft
Min Max Avg
Power: 0 776 305 watts
Heart Rate: 119 191 180 bpm
Cadence: 41 106 89 rpm
Speed: 0 29.5 25.0 mph
Altitude: 489 535 511 ft
Crank Torque: 0 1028 291 lb-in
My teammates did well in the race. Wes Douglas smoked it with a time of 57'50" easily winning the Cat 3 championship and having the 2nd fastest overall time for the day. I was next and Lennie Moon was just 3 seconds behind me for fourth. Darryl Seelhorst was riding really well (on pace for sub 57′) until bad luck caught up to him again with a flat rear tire only 4 miles from the end. Kevin White got 2nd place in the Masters division rolling one of the top times of the day as well. Philip Thompson (Eddy Merckx style with no aero equipment) and Faris Malki both had good rides, too.
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AWESOME! I am so impressed :)
That power spread is near perfect for a TT. Wish I had a power meter.
Great job Brian! I got smoked on the return and ended up 1:02 for the out and back. The headwind caught me off guard.
This is the coolest site ever. All the data is fun to look at. Great Job this weekend. Your a true example
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I just wanted to share my frustrations with everyone on this thread. My small, somewhat casual guild has managed to clear almost every encounter in and out of Naxx with little issue.
Gothik? No problem. Four Horsemen? Easy. Safety Dance? Safe.
Grobbulus has us stumped. I usually start him at the bottom of the ramp and then kite backwards for an 8-count, then stop for a bit until he drops his next cloud. Then I kite backwards around the room again. It's pretty much just like the video.
What is the problem? I'm not sure. It seems like the raid starts taking a lot of damage after a few minutes and then it's a wipe.
Either a healer or the OT is standing in a cloud , or the OT isn't moving the slime far enough from the healers, or a healer "forgets" to heal me and I go down. Once in a while, a second slime forms and we can't seem to deal with it. We've wiped at least 10 times on this guy and I can't figure out how to improve the situation.
I think I'm leaving as much space between clouds as Ciderhelm does in the video. Perhaps we just need to all turn our video settings up and go from there.
Quick question don't know if it's be asked so i am gonna ask any way.
My Guilds haveing problem with the melee getting covered in slim and getting 4-5 adds. Thing is it seem like grobbs turning and spraying the melee is this a bug or some thing hes dose normaly?
We can down him we spit the melee some on grobb some on the adds is there a way to stop him from covering the melee so we can all be on him.
P.S. This is the 25 man version mostly 10 mans a cake walk.
You already stated your problem, that people are taking AoE damage, meaning people are not paying attention and not moving. You need people calling out who gets injected.
We prefer not to leave gaps between the clouds and just let player leave the clouds behind the clouds Grobbulus leaves.
This mayorly increases dps as your dont have your caster dps running around all the time.
One problem we found today. never saw this before 3.0.8:
When we get Grobbulus down to 20% a 5% we get 5 adds spawning in the center of the room. which then whipes the raid. First we tough that it woes cause of the mele dps (we only had 2 mele + tank) but the second time there was no one even near grobbulus except the tank and again the 5 adds spawned in the center of the room.
Ok I'm not a n00b to raiding nor are the people I run with, We had tons of issues with this boss. We were trying to do it as the video showed with little success. Went and watched a few more times but this time trying to pay more attention to where they were dropping the clouds. What I saw was they drop them at times right against a cloud not just against a wall. ( we were really hung up on getting them to a wall ) The 2nd most important thing I saw was, the timer did not tick of the disease, meaning some one cleansed it.
We went back at it, but this time as long as the dps was about 20 yards behind the tank. and was close to the wall as they could get.( if they got next to a cloud that was expanding ) we cleansed them and got them back in the fight. yes I know it made the room a tad smaller, but you can see this happening in the video. It gave us a ton more time with dps on the boss and made our dps toons live longer due to not getting caught in the clouds while they were waiting to drop the one they had.. This small change made all the difference in the world. After countless wipes we got him down first try with the new method.
I hope it helps, and good luck, this guy sucks.
These videos are the BOMB. Everyone in our raid watched this movie before go into the pull, except one hunter. He died, only by being a little too close to Grob's last cloud when dropping his own. Other than that... No wipes. we downed him on the first try, easy as pie. Textbook-style. I'll admit, Cider does make things look a little too easy sometimes, but his strategies work. If the whole raid knows what to do going in, these fights are a walk in the park. Thanks Cider!
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Don't POP a blood vessel... It's just a game.
First of all, I'm very confident this tactic will work even though this didn't result in a down; one of the healers disconnected at about 4% after the other had died. >.<
Basically, you only need one tank for this one, therefore, you should go for an extra DPS or get your DK to jump into his DPS gear for the extra damage.
Ultimately, the key is to engage him at the bottom of the stairs and kite him VERY slowly around the room (clockwise). This willl leave a continuous trail of poison round behind him so, for the injections, the afflicted run to the bottom of the stairs and start planting clouds in an anti-clockwise direction. This sounds dangerous, until you try it.
On the adds, we have two hunters in our raid (10 man); as they were having trouble keeping their pets alive, I suggested they put them on Growl and use them to deal with the adds. It went like clockwork until the disconnection.
I've no doubt he'll go down tonight!
P.S - Don't stack your raid with melee; two is plenty, three is a maximum and four is pushing it a bit too much.
Aye, I should have been a little clearer and said that I was only describing the 10 man version; I cant see it working on heroic.
Additionally, I was also describing the use of only one tank in order to facilitate faster DPS on Grobbulus. My guild is lucky, as the OT is a death knight so (much as I dislike this talent) he can jump into his DPS gear and go for the big man.
But I fundamentally agree with you if youre using an OT, the same tactic works but the OT should pick up the adds and kill them off.
Ladies and gents,
I'm proud to report that after getting in there this evening, we managed to get him down (after a bit of a mix up on the first go) at the second attempt, using the slow kite method I mentioned.
Amazingly, he went down rather easily, too.
I hope to read about more successes shortly!
[Nb: I did, however, use a designated OT for the adds as opposed to the hunters.]
As an offtank, easiest thing i found with the adds, is when you get the injection, to drag the add with you to your spot to release the disease, while the rest of the dps focuses on grobb, then once you're done with injection, run back to grobbs side, and dps downs add.
when not injected, we have all DPS on adds, and they go down really fast.
Hello and thanks for putting up all these guides they've been a great point of reference for our guild!
I want to clear up if possible what speeds up the injections. Is it the clock or health percentage? I've heard both all over the interwebs... also if it's health I've heard both 20% and 30% that gets dangerous is there a hard cutof or a smooth gradient of speed...
Our guild is currently regularly getting hm below 30%, and attempts are lasting 7.5 mins on average... We're using 3 healers at moment, and I'm wondering how vulnerable we are to losing healers... if its a health trigger then things will get crazy at 20-30% as normal, but if it's a clock thing then I assume an extra dpser will make for a shorter, safer fight....
yea, i hate it when people say the mt needs to go slow. Our guild has gotten really good at this fight. He is way easier on 25 man btw. Anyways the way i tank him i just keep moving him and aoe takes out the adds. I think we've circled the room 2 1/2 times . Only reason ot is there is to keep adds off healers/dps imo
edit: if your group is heavy on melee you need to go a bit slower so the melee can dps better, but if it's heavy on ranged go as fast as you want :P just make sure you keep an eye out for gas to go away. Also if you kite him counter clockwise make sure to not get stuck in that little area next to ramp cut across onto the ramp asap. Yes, to the question above once he gets to a certain % he'll start speeding up injections not sure the % maybe 15-20% so the "injectees" need to be ready to run at this point 24/7. I believe getting injected has to do with your dps or threat i'm not sure, because 2 of our high range dps got injected 5 or 6 times in a row and i did not get injected once oting him in 25 man
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Hey wut is the name of the addon ur using in ur video. Its the top left hand one.
thanks for the help in advance
Seems like an oversight on Blizzard's behalf.
Hey Ciderhelm, my new guild jsut started Raiding and many of them raid for the first time in their life [im an oldschool raider myself] and we started Naxx on 13-02-2009.
1st time i forgot to switch back to normal and instead we went to anxx25 in 10man but still we cleared all the trash and tried patchwerk. Soon i noticed something was wrong ;p.
on 14th we went on naxx 10 and we cleared trash killed patchwerk on1 st try and hit grobbulus. We gave him few tries i explained people what to do and how. We did 76% 44% 16% 14% 20% tries with 14% being our best but i have noticed people at 20% and below are blowing themselves with clouds because they dont know where to palce them at this frequency which is causing a wipe for us. Also its worth mentioning we didnt have our shaman so we had no bloodlust or mana spring tho pala didnt drop below 40% and druid at around 14-20% was close to 0. Also we had 3 ranged and 3 melee dps me MT [DK 38-45k hp] and prot warrior OT i wasnt dying and there wasnt problem with healing me, i tanked him similiarly to you so i suppose theres a prob with later could frequency from mutating injection.
Any tips to how should they move around? I was thinking about building a triangle in 1 opposite corner of the room at last %s and getting down that line while i tank him where i have space still and they full dps when they can.
Any tips?
Im in a raid which is melee heavy, we're having no trouble with the other wings but once on this fight we seem to lose it. At about 25% its wipe after wipe. Everyone is running out when they have the debuff, the OT is picking up to adds with the dps switching from the adds to the boss but we just cant seem to get this guy down. Does anyone know any points to help with a melee heavy raid??
Hi, like most people here, Grobbulus is really causing our guild a major headache. I think firstly the biggest issue is too much melee dps, but my main question is....
How frequently does he do his Mutilating Injection??
I got wiped last night and while watching the rest of the fight I timed the injections...at 40% health, Grobb was spewing them out at anything between 3 and 7 seconds apart. This seemed to be the the one thing that wiped us, over and over again. We gave up and moved on to military, but we REALLY need to get this Grobb thing down.
Any other suggestions would be appreciated.


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I also picked up the September issue of L'Officiel ($5.90) which came with a Ed Pinaud eyeshadow that is supposedly worth $75. But my Midnight Blue eyeshadow came with the clear plastic cover already loose. The eyeshadow itself is a metallic royal blue with gold flecks. Reminds me of Lancome's Declaring Indigo collection, which has just been launched at the counters here.
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I also picked up the September issue of L'Officiel ($5.90) which came with a Ed Pinaud eyeshadow that is supposedly worth $75. But my Midnight Blue eyeshadow came with the clear plastic cover already loose. The eyeshadow itself is a metallic royal blue with gold flecks. Reminds me of Lancome's Declaring Indigo collection, which has just been launched at the counters here.
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- Anonymous said...
hi Iris, is it possible to do a swatch? It looks lovely in the pan!
- 5 September 2009 21:23
- kuri♥ayu said...
That eyeshadow is a really nice gift! It's so bright & sparkly :)
- 5 September 2009 22:20
- kenji_sugizo said...
Hi....see if you are interested in these, just arrives today>
- 5 September 2009 23:30
- Anonymous said...
Hi, what are the shades available for the Ed Pinaud eyeshadows? can u take a pic of the (top part) of the magazine? How's the quality of the eyeshadow like?
- 6 September 2009 02:21
- Haru said...
you can see a pic of the top of the mag insert with the 5 e/s shades here:
The e/s are black gold, frosted white, emerald, blue and rose brown.
- 6 September 2009 07:31
- effloresce said...
Hi Iris! Which MPH stores carry the promotion for the Female magazine? I got the brown Ed Pinaud eyeshadow ;)
- 6 September 2009 13:25
- Haru said...
I got the Vichy set at the Raffles City MPH but it may also be available at other MPH stores.
- 6 September 2009 18:46
- Anonymous said...
The rose brown & black gold has been sold out. Wonder if they will re-stock the rose brown.
- 7 September 2009 09:24
- Daituf said...
why r magazines in singapore so generous???
why r magazines in north america so cheap and full of ads???
- 7 September 2009 15:10
- Anonymous said...
A Chinese version of Voce magazine has been released in Taiwan. Wonder if Kino will be bringing it in.
- 7 September 2009 15:21
- Alex said...
Hi haru!
I've got it too~ All thanks to you and your links to kenji_sugizo, kudos to you both.
- 7 September 2009 20:27
- Emma said...
I so wish UK mags would give away better gifts like in Japan!
- 7 September 2009 21:13
- Pinky said...
Hey Haru
I love the Ed sparkling e/s so much, i read this magazine too. may i know if there is availablility of other colors when u purchased this magazine ? now it's coming tuesday, i am afraid all are running oos since it's running out fast on sept 2..alas.
please advice.
- 7 September 2009 23:42
- Anonymous said...
hello rouge
nice freebie informer! :) haru, can u pls tell us if the ed eyeshadow is available in MPH or taka or both?
- 7 September 2009 23:47
- Haru said...
The Ed e/s is included with the magazine at both MPH and Kinokuniya stores but I'm not sure of the availability of the magazines/eyeshadow colors at the two stores now. I also saw it at Borders but all the mags at Borders had only the white eyeshadow.
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I saw the e/s with the magazines at a 7-11 at Heeren =) There was only black e/s though.
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Just for info sharing.
I went to Kinokuniya Main store (NAC). All L'officiel magazine is sold out. You can try MPH Raffles City, they only have Black. As for MPH Citilink Mall only have Blue. Apparently MPH has distributed by colours. Try 7-11s and Guardian where they sell the magazine. I Guess its pretty hot stuff. =)
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you can see the color apply on someone's hand here
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Gals you should try ur neigbourhood news stand. I walk pass Boon Lay interchange Buzz newstand today and bought the rose brown one. But they have only 3 copies and now one remains. Got 1 for my sis too.
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Voce Taiwan should be in tomorrow at Books Kinokuniya Taka...pending any delays or problems/
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From you,
I get the story.
Again, this had to be a monumental moment in the lives of these friends. Just knowing their relationship, I knew I was watching something incredible. One of my many many magical times which kept me coming back to more and more shows. Love it. Thanks for taking time to read this memory of mine.
the highlight is the halley's>Tweezer. this halley's (featured during the 05/05/13 MJM) is an absolute RAGER. Just a massive wall of sound, getting completely away from the halley's structure into a fall 99 powerjam. high-powered but not necessarily memorable for anything other than the crazy energy. The tweezer that follows is similar - a notch above average but nothing to write home about. It has a rockin' build and then a mellow space outro. Bug>Fee is about as meaty as meat>meatstick. When hood came around it made the set feel as short as the first set. Some goofball antics and then typical closing show-closing action sent us to albany with high hopes.
some good moment in this show, but overall pretty uneven and left me wanting more.
p.s. now revel in the meatstick!


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I traditionally close out my seasons with an epic ride. This year's ride was a beautiful ride in the mountains of South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia. From my time racing and riding at Clemson University, I spent a lot of time in those mountains. One of my favorite descents is the descent out of Highlands on what eventually becomes SC 28. I still have one more race left this coming weekend (Greenville Fall Cycling Extravaganza), so I didn't push the pace on this nearly 100 mile ride to make sure that I still have a little bit left for one more weekend of racing. Here's my topocreator map for the ride.
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I know it is bad of me... but I havent read every reply SINCE this comment...
It is EASIEST to kite Razorscale.
10/25man completed, Myself and our MT (I am DK, he is Warrior) Simply kited Razorscale following the path of the circle. ALL Heals, and caster DPS stacked in the middle of the circle.
Melee should be on the sides, not directly behind. I simply walked next to razorscale, and as soon as I needed to, taunted off the MT and assumed his position in front of Razorscale.
It is also easiest to switch tanks after you get a 2 stack of the slowing debuff NOT the flame buffet.
Edit : The reason for kiting around the circle, is now your casters, both DPS and Heals dont have to move, thus drastically increasing damage, and healing done.
We found Phase 2 (The grounded phase) to be MUCH easier than Phase 1. And whoever said use lust on the 2nd time she lands is not correct. Moving into phase 2 quicker drastically reduces overall raid healing, and and less people having to worry about flame patches on the ground. Survivability drastically increases in Phase 2 (ground phase)
Use your lust the second Razorscale come down the first time, and try to have her at less than 70% health, so the next time she comes down, you can get her to 50% and move on to Phase 2.


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The safe haven of Monterrey turns deadly
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Dynamic and innovative galleries provide greatly improved access to the Museum's nationally and locally important collections. Objects are displayed in stimulating contexts with a wide range of interpretative techniques, including interactive information technology.
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- 13 May 2014 — 9 May 2015 *on now
The Museum Mentors Group, a group of individuals with varied critical social needs, have created a film and a new display of ceramic objects around the theme of charity in response to objects within the Willett Collection of Popular Pottery.
This display forms part of the 'Out of the Blue Waide Project,' within the framework of the INTERREG IV A France (Channel) – England cross-border European cooperation programme, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund.
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To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War, this exhibition brings to life the wartime experiences of 15 individuals whose intensely personal memories and extraordinary stories reveal the impact of war.
The diverse voices of individuals reveal both familiar and surprising stories of a war that profoundly changed British society. See the war through the eyes of a young girl born in 1914, an Indian soldier wounded on the Western Front and taken to hospital in the Royal Pavilion, soldiers from Brighton, including a Brighton & Hove Albion footballer, nurses and a gardener who was imprisoned for his pacifist beliefs.
Personal letters, diaries, art, photography, costume, film and memorabilia evoke the love, excitement, fear, bravery, grief, loss and longing that touched the lives of millions of people.
Reflections on our personal and collective acts of remembrance and commemoration explore the continuing impact of war on our lives.
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Curators are currently researching stories for the exhibition and have been interviewing local people to collect their family stories and memorabilia. Stories to be featured are still being finalised and details will be confirmed nearer the time.
The range of stories to be featured could include a soldier on the Western Front, women on the front line, a conscientious objector, and a child growing up in wartime. The exhibition is part of a European funded Interreg 2Seas project, working with museums in Belgium and France.
War Posters
- 11 November 2014 — 7 June 2015 *on now
A display of original First World War posters from the museum's own collections. The posters tell the stories of the push for enlistment and ultimately conscription, of women workers, the plight of Belgian refugees and of our other allies, of rationing as the U-boat blockade bites, and of government requests for financial help as the cost of the war starts to hit hard.
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Frank Brangwyn: An Artist at War
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Frank Brangwyn (1867–1956) was an Anglo-Welsh artist, born in Belgium. This display features a series of remarkably emotive black and white prints of wartime Belgium, capturing the destruction of its historic architecture, the flight of its people and the hardship endured by the troops on the Western Front.
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Hate to be the elephant in the room...
But I think we're just tired of this team.
Millsap? He maxed out probably a good year or two ago. He isn't getting any better.
Big Al? Like the last year of Boozer, we all know what we're getting and we've lost all hope that he might actually attempt to play defense.
Mo? Yep, we know he's a SG in a PG's body. Our other PGs are way past their primes.
Hayward? Has been disappointing.
Burks? What the hell is going on there?
Favors? Talented we want to see him more. Unfortunately, most of us are realizing that he's more Tyson Chandler than Karl Malone.
Kanter? Inconsistent.
Marvin Williams? Usually invisible on the road.
Foye? A nice 3 point chucker who does little else.
What this team really needs is a good trade. Gotta find a way to unload either Millsap or Jefferson. We've been talking about this for 2 years now. Pretty obvious that one or both of those guys need to be traded to make room for Kanter and Favors.
Lakers Suck.
"I'm a moron for thinking the Browns could even sniff 10 wins in a division where the other three teams (two of whom almost always make the playoffs) made the post-season last year. Gyp Rosetti's thee God of football knowledge." - Brown Notes
David Locke: "Because what happens in this league is, people start shooting threes and they get soft and dont want contact and then they just stay out there all the time. Youre not going to get soft, are you?"Enes Kanter: "I kind of live in the paint, man. Come on. I wont get soft. Dont worry about that."
First of all, I was never "on" this team. I don't understand what you mean by, "out." I mean, what expectations did you have for them? If they win a few games, great. If not, it's not like I was expecting them to really do much.
Secondly, I'm so busy with school and work right now, I really don't care too much about the Jazz. I'll watch them if I have free time. Besides, it's still too early to get into basketball mode. Football is still going strong, duh!
Thirdly, yeah, interest is dwindling for many people for the reasons I posted above. It's still football season, this team hasn't made the necessary moves to truly compete, and we've seen what Millsap and Jefferson can do. We're still a 6-8 seed and we're not developing the youngins. It just feels like we're renting them (Millsap and Jefferson) out right now instead of building and developing a championship team. Feel free to agree or disagree with me. Because, after all, you're supposedly concerned with how I think and feel.
Lakers Suck.
I, HeavenHarris, hereby pledge to my fellow JFC'rs that I will no longer give out neg-reps. All it does is cause negative things, like fights, drama, bitching, ill will, bad feelings, etc.
Love, not hate, is the answer bros and moes.
LOL Lol breaks his pledge 5 days later hahahaha
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed." - Dwight D. Eisenhower
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed." - Dwight D. Eisenhower
I am sick of this team.
To tell you the truth, I'm already sick of the next team too.
Lindsey should skip the next phase and just blow this thing up.
That would make things more exciting.
I'm just too smart to not know what's coming and know how it will play out, and I don't like it one bit.
Are you an out of state/overseas guy? The only remedy for my occasional Jazz burnout in my case has been to get away from watching them on T.V. and to go to more games in person and just enjoy the whole experience. Or just watch them only when they play other teams you're also interested in seeing play too, that might help put some anticipation back in until they start playing more compelling basketball- whatever that means to you.
I really don't care as much as I have in years past. The Jazz are always my favorite team I care about the most (SF Giants, TB Buccaneers). This year I'm not feeling it.
Kanter, Burks, and Favors may not be the answer, but I'm ready to see if they are. I've seen enough of Big Al, and even Sap. Big Al and Sap will NEVER EVER EVER (get back together) win us a title or make us elite.
Making them the focus of these team is laughable, and soul crushing
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