Peachtree Hoops on the Radio
by The Human Highlight Blog on Apr 22, 2010 10:25 AM EDT
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THHB was on The Bill Shanks Show yesterday to talk about the Hawks performance against the Milwaukee Bucks in Game Two, how they need to play moving forward, Mike Bibby's role on the team, Milwaukee's horns, and if it's important how quickly the Hawks win the series, along with some uninformed guessing on free agency (including Dwyane Wade and Joe Johnson).
Listen to the link below and comment (be gentle).
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It's a Will Ferrell as George W Bush made up word...
…now widely accepted as a substitute for strategy—-funny how that happened.
by The Human Highlight Blog on Apr 22, 2010 2:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Sort of like "nukular"
..except that was GW himself!!! And now everyone says that!
this is really good THHB
IF YOU CANT ACCEPT LOSING, YOU CANT WIN.
by Hawksgirl on Apr 22, 2010 4:40 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
AWESOME!
I downloaded this MP3 and listened to it during my workout today. It’s way better than sitting around and waiting for someone on 790am to say anything Hawks related!
Just about the best compliment I can get—thank you!
by The Human Highlight Blog on Apr 24, 2010 1:49 AM EDT up reply actions
absolutely man, keep up the good work. btw – is there a Hawks podcast out there?
by tentenlarry on Apr 24, 2010 12:35 PM EDT up reply actions
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