It’s one of my dreams to see every NBA team play in real life at least once. (My real dream is to visit every NBA stadium but right now that’s a little far fetched.) As of 2012, I’m a little less than halfway there… I can do it!
After 13 seasons, Peja Stojakovic has announced his retirement. Peja leaves the game fourth on the all-time list of three-pointers made. He won two All-Star Weekend three-point contests, a Eurobasket championship, a World Basketball Championship, and, last year, an NBA title with the Mavericks. Peja finished second in the league in scoring in 2003-4, and opened the eyes of an entire generation of Sacramento women to a rawer, more hirsute brand of male beauty. He proved you could be a successful, even dominant NBA player while still looking like a college student’s semester-abroad boyfriend, giving hope to countless Gallinaris, Vujacics, and Tskitishvilis over the years.
While Scott Pollard was the first of the 2002 Kings to win a title, Peja has the distinction of being the first of those former Kings to actually take the court in a winning Finals series. Peja will probably be able to drain 25-footers for another decade, but persistent back and neck problems are forcing him out of the NBA.
Doviđenja, Peja.
I love you, Peja! Thanks for the memories!
Couldn’t get on the balloon so we rode the carousel instead.
What Did You Eat Two Days Ago?
Bacon hash dog, monster fries and leftover pad see ew and pad thai.
SUBMISSION: The famous “Kelly” bag by iconic french luxury house Hermès, layed out in every detail for the book Zerlegt by Jeroen van Rooijen (NZZ Libro)…
rroyd: what do you call it when angel sheds on your spaghetti
me: ANGEL HAIR PASTA!?!?!?!?!
rroyd: >:(
me: :D
