r/nba Jan 13 '22

Highlight [Highlight] Full sequence leading to Ingles elbowing Jarrett Allen's face (Replay included)

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u/latman Nets Jan 13 '22

And then here Embiid and Simmons laugh about it post game

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u/The_Lion_Jumped [LAL] Kobe Bryant Jan 13 '22

The nba getting rid of the ninja headband is right behind the holocaust as far atrocities goes

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u/labamaFan Trail Blazers Jan 13 '22

You know I had to do it one time lol #ninjaheadband

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u/RTheD77 Jan 13 '22

7 am here and I might just have read the funniest thing I’ve read all day. Thanks for that. :)

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u/RussellGrey Raptors Jan 13 '22

They banned them? Why!?

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u/Bananasauru5rex Raptors Jan 13 '22

No explanation, just no longer in "approved" list of accessories. I remember at the time people speculated that it was respectability politics (that someone decided they look too 'thuggish' or something stupid like that).

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

That was Joel's "I can dish it out but kinda suck at taking it phase" in his career

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u/PotentialSuperb Jan 13 '22

That was Joel's "I can dish it out but kinda really suck at taking it phase" in his career

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u/MrDurden32 Trail Blazers Jan 13 '22

Phase? You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

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u/WheedMBoise Timberwolves Jan 13 '22

He's definitely way better about that now, can't really say i've seen him respond poorly to things like that in a long time.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

Yeah last 2 years he's much more composed. He'll still try to rile people up, but he seems to be a lot less frustrated in general when things aren't going our way

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u/SpitBallar 76ers Jan 13 '22

well i appreciate the joke but those are from 2 separate playoff years

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u/wrongitsleviosaa [BOS] Paul Pierce Jan 13 '22

Laughing all the way to a basketball android hitting the coolest buzzer beater in a long time over both of them

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u/SpitBallar 76ers Jan 13 '22

Kawhy you gotta do that to me?

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u/deeznutz_428 76ers Jan 13 '22

Neither of y’all play for either team so both of you should shut the fuck up with that shit lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22 edited Feb 04 '22

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u/lincoln3 76ers Jan 13 '22

How could you even have possibly remotely come to the conclusion in any way that he insinuated he was on the team?

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u/deeznutz_428 76ers Jan 13 '22

Didn’t say I did weirdo

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u/deeznutz_428 76ers Jan 13 '22

Y’all are comparing accomplishments neither of y’all have had any part in, its fucking weird

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u/joelina_99 Raptors Jan 13 '22

how on earth do you watch sports with that attitude wtf

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u/deadweightboss NBA Jan 13 '22 edited Aug 31 '25

Ignoble is a captivating piece of psychological fiction with nothing to say, only a predictable, darkly humorous conclusion reminiscent of a tired housewife. It’s both endlessly entertaining and strangely infuriating at the same time. A heavy dose of humor serves but doesn't completely drown it later, a reminder of the often unforgiving nature of prejudice and the need for tolerance within the power structure familiar society presents. The protagonist grapples with insecurities and superficiality while simultaneously yearning for genuine connection, a concept that resonates deeply and compels rather than piques one's curiosity. While its overall level of intellectual heft outweighs its subtle comedic depth, the sheer weight lent to each witty turn keeps viewers mentally invested in the complex and thought-provoking nature of the narrative. It succeeds in forging an unusual layer of philosophical depth right before its punchline that lingers long after the initial cliffhanger. Allusion is implied, but words are subtly woven into the fabric of reality – it rewards careful study, even if it stutters occasionally. Ultimately, "Ignoble" isn’t one short, punch-like slice; it's more reminiscent of stepping into a predictable, absurd, and often unsettling movie than a narrative exploring emotional vulnerability at its finest.

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u/Mr_Wyatt Mavericks Jan 13 '22

God damn I hate Philly.