Imagine not having seen MJ in 84...

[egokiller]

Making thread day after day about MJ as a coping mechanism because your so depressed over it.

[Prometheus]

I'm pretty sure I'm older than most posters on ISH and I was born in 1987. At most, a handful of us watched his career. That's it.

[egokiller]

I'm pretty sure I'm older than most posters on ISH and I was born in 1987. At most, a handful of us watched his career. That's it.

And of those that didn't, only 2-3 posters feel depressed enough about it to make 50 threads a day showcasing their depression over it.

[Prometheus]

And of those that didn't, only 2-3 posters feel depressed enough about it to make 50 threads a day showcasing their depression over it.

I don't think it's depression... and if they are depressed, then so are you buddy.

[egokiller]

I don't think it's depression... and if they are depressed, then so are you buddy.

Wrong, anyone who saw MJ has no reason to be depressed about seeing him. They got to see him and everything after up to this point.

[Manny98]

Imagine being from Illinois and pretending to be a diehard Cleveland sports fan

[sdot_thadon]

Imagine making a thread about this when you yourself was a child in 84, making your opinion no better than theirs.

[SpaceJam2]

Imagine making a thread about this when you yourself was a child in 84, making your opinion no better than theirs.

Tha Don beasting on these kids again

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

I didn't get to see Mike until the early 90s.



Most fans that did swear it was the 'funnest' version of Jordan. His game was always refined with fundamentals but he leaned more on innate athleticism. Going full boar every game.

[SpaceJam2]

The saddest thing is I have an MJ jersey, but this was before I knew he was a fraud. I was just a kid, hyped up by Nike and David Stern.