Good story on Andrew Bynum. "According to head athletic trainer Gary Vitti, a wide Q angle can affect the way the kneecap glides along the thigh bone and can also cause increased foot pronation, both common sources of injuries. "Andrew is challenged in terms of his skeleton," Vitti says. "But we can work with those issues to some degree. What you can't do is take someone with a normal Q angle and make him 7 feet, 285 pounds."
All of the cars in the post below I found on http://bringatrailer.com/ Its an awesome site.
Moby's house is pretty awesome.
What a movie room.
We're ready for the mavericks.
I wouldn't mind if my closet looked like this.
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I want that closet. Eff having books out in the open, like "oooh look at me, I read books." Stupid. This is how it should be.
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