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11 comments:
Shouldn't it be "He picked and rolled" rather than "He pick and rolled"? (third photo's caption)
Opening statement.
Do you think all these websites are taking a jab at Kobe's legal troubles in the past with these headlines?
I really doubt it. Mainly because I don't think the headliners are THAT clever.
I think it is "pick and rolled" since it is the entire phrase that constitutes the action.
Mr LA SF: RBI or RBIs?
I say RBI's, but I know both are used.
Looks like Kobe is having a seizure in the first picture.
Sax: I say R'sBI.
Just kidding. I'm a dork, but not that much of a dork.
RBI, but I'll accept "apostrophe s" much more readily than when people insist on calling them "steaks"
"circular link" link
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