Blake Griffin posterizes Kris Humphries for internet’s favorite dunk
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We don't hate him. In fact, we thought it was so
inappropriate to boo him today during the game.
by lovinglosangeles on Jan 16, 2012 5:05 PM PST up reply actions
dunno if he's hated here
I’m not a fan of the Kardashian’s anyways. He’s a solid player, Blake Griffin 1.0 if you will.
Help us Altered Beast you're our only hope.
by ClipperChuck on Jan 16, 2012 6:22 PM PST up reply actions
I don't get why he's hated anywhere
For getting dumped by a Kardashian? That doesn’t make any sense… people are boo-ing for no reason I think.
"Failure is not fatal, but failure to change might be." - John Wooden
He's getting boo'd because he tried to be a fame whore and it totally backfired. He's now a pariah.
And I read a couple of teams were hesitant to give him a decent deal because of all the negative media attention he now attracts.
Too bad. He’s a good player. What a bonehead. No pity.
"Buckle your seat belts, folks. This one's going down to the wire." -The inimitable Ralph Lawler.
by Gordon for President on Jan 16, 2012 8:03 PM PST up reply actions
Oh he was trying to be a fame whore?
I have watched exactly 0 episodes of the Kardashians’ show (because if I’m going to watch the reality show equivalent of a car accident, it’s going to be the 50-car-pile-up that is Jersey Shore), so I had no idea about that. I thought it was just a celeb relationship gone wrong (as usual), so it was weird that everyone made Humphries out to be the bad guy when he didn’t cheat or anything crazy that I would have read about on Yahoo. From what I read, I was under the impression that Kim K was the one that staged the whole thing for publicity, not Humphries, but I literally read one article one time and forgot 90% of it.
"Failure is not fatal, but failure to change might be." - John Wooden
From the input I have received.
They are both to blame. Granted, this is coming from a sister and mother, but it seems to me that they were both pretty stupid. Humphries started off his publicity by buying an exorbitantly expensive rock (10 million I believe) and he soon tried to gain more and more attention. It seemed that Kim also had no intentions of really staying committed, which everyone BUT Kris seemed to see. All in all, sounds like both of them brought on hate, but like all celebs, Kim was able to bounce back.
I heard
that the producers bought the ring for Kris to give to Kim and they were fighting for whom to keep the ring.
"Things change when something is taken away from you" -BG32
It gets weirder.
Kim and her producers actually wanted a New York Knick. They targeted Danilo, but when he said no thank you, they settled for the Nets and Humphries.
We live in a weird country.
"Buckle your seat belts, folks. This one's going down to the wire." -The inimitable Ralph Lawler.
by Gordon for President on Jan 17, 2012 2:41 PM PST up reply actions
reminds me of Baron
Ralph, "Last year so often with Blake Griffin you would see these things coming, with Paul, he's so crafty, all of a sudden boom there it is."
Kim Kardashian, is the one that deserved to be boo-ed.
She’s talentless and sleeps around with professional athletes. Humphries made a very stupid decision and it’s done. Leave the guy alone. He’s welcomed to be a Clipper next season.
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