http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3553

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3556

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3557

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3656

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=11018

Ha! I am sending these links to those I feel need to know... they are not of our species!

A tip to those of delicate sensibilities and those who like to eat: close the browser window before the next pic loads. I had the misfortune of seeing a HUGE naked man sitting at his computer. Totally put me off my lunch. :D

R MacDonald: You have just made medical history by discovering appropriate bone marrow donors for our "little brown bruthas!" Congratulations! lol

HAHA! If you think it's ok, spread it far and wide. I thought it was hilarious...
http://www.wvskinheads.com/animals.gif

is pat ewing a "bluegum" variety?

LOL. I think the answer in all of these pictures, should be rather obvious. :D

[QUOTE=R MacDonald 14-88]http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3553

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3556

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3557

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=3656

http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=11018[/QUOTE]


DAMN !!!!I can't decide!I actually can't tekll the difference!Better put every one of them in the zoo,to keep them away from society,for the safety of every civilized citizen.Better yet,send them back to africa,their country of origin.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, comparing niggers to the great apes is an insult to great apes everywhere! This must stop.

Kiko's feelings are very hurt by this constant referencing of her kind to the nigger manimals. She feels her species is not to be confused with the nigger savage. She feels niggers can only be compared to themselves, and that they are something too low even for membership in the animal kingdom. So enough's enough.

That's the most human-looking picture of Patrick Ewing I've ever seen.

I kept clicking each link expecting to see the picture of former NC State basketball player (and petty criminal and chronic cocaine user) Chris Washburn. Now that was a REAL bluegum. Ed Fields (editor and publisher of the Truth At Last newspaper) would always use the profile shot of Washburn to show the distinct racial differences between whites and blacks whenever he did a nigger issue of the paper.

Washburn never had any business being within two miles of a college classroom at NC State or any other university. He turned pro after a couple years (I believe he was already on academic probation, plus was charged with stealing a dorm roomate's stereo); played NBA for awhile until his repeated arrests for cocaine use finally got him booted out of the NBA.

Where the fuck is Chris Washburn today? Anybody have a clue? :D

[QUOTE=EdbergEdberg]That's the most human-looking picture of Patrick Ewing I've ever seen.

I kept clicking each link expecting to see the picture of former NC State basketball player (and petty criminal and chronic cocaine user) Chris Washburn. Now that was a REAL bluegum. Ed Fields (editor and publisher of the Truth At Last newspaper) would always use the profile shot of Washburn to show the distinct racial differences between whites and blacks whenever he did a nigger issue of the paper.

Washburn never had any business being within two miles of a college classroom at NC State or any other university. He turned pro after a couple years (I believe he was already on academic probation, plus was charged with stealing a dorm roomate's stereo); played NBA for awhile until his repeated arrests for cocaine use finally got him booted out of the NBA.

Where the fuck is Chris Washburn today? Anybody have a clue? :D[/QUOTE]

According to this 2002 USA Today article Washout... er Washburn told a reporter he was "in the mortgage business" in Dallas"...buhahahaha!!!!


It's the NBA's tragic draft. Len Bias, drafted No. 2 overall by the Boston Celtics in 1986, died the next day of a drug overdose. Seven-footer Chris Washburn, drafted just behind Bias at No. 3 by the Golden State Warriors, was drummed from the league three years later for repeat drug offenses. At least Washburn had time to make good on his career. He played two seasons for the Warriors before he was traded to the Atlanta Hawks, where he was making $480,000 a year in 1988-89.


Instead of winding down a pro career, Washburn is out of basketball. He was banned from the NBA in June 1989 following three positive drug tests.

"He had skills, he could score close to the basket, but then he got himself out of shape," says Stan Kasten, president of the Hawks since 1986. "He was very immature for his age, which made the transition to the pros more difficult."

Despite repeated attempts, Washburn could only be reached briefly while visiting his mother in Hickory, N.C. He said he's "in the mortgage business" in Dallas.

Many thought basketball would be Washburn's business. But he couldn't get over the hurdle of his off-court problems.

"He never was as good as his reputation," Bob Gibbons says. The recruiting analyst lives 20 miles from Washburn's hometown and watched him grow into an All-USA player and one of the top high school recruits in the country.

"I watched him at camps, and he never took anything serious.

"Potentially, he had everything. Size and skill. He just didn't have the work ethic."

Washburn was caught stealing a stereo at North Carolina State and given 46 hours in jail, a six-year suspended sentence and five years of probation.

"The State people got after me because (N.C. State coach) Jim Valvano said on a radio program 'Chris Washburn is going to make our program,' " Gibbons says. "I said on another radio program, 'Chris Washburn is going to break their program.' "

Personal Fouls, the best-selling book by Peter Golenbock, detailed academic abuse at N.C. State under Valvano, some of which centered on Washburn, who played two years for the coach.

In the book, one of Washburn's teammates recalls, "Chris never went to school. He'd come to some classes, but he was never there enough times to pass. But 'V' gets you through school if he wants to. I believe that ever since Chris got to State, I would be surprised if he ever passed a class. And he still managed to play."

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/preps/basketba/2002-05-08-washburn.htm

hahahaha scary!