The Jack Armstrong Unintentional Comedy Appreciation Thread
Perhaps a bit of levity is in order after this tough year for us fans....
Anyone else love Jack Armstrong's unintentional comedy throughout Raps games? I know Valliant is a fan. Anyhoo, here are a few of my favourites from tonight's game (I'm stealing one from you here Valliant):
Jack on Bargnani: "It is so nice to see a young man develop before your eyes."
Jack on Nocioni: "Nocioni playing like he's on a little Timmy-Timmy"
Jack on Bargnani, again: "He might be gettin a Jackie"
Re: The Jack Armstrong Unintentional Comedy Appreciation Thread
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Originally Posted by Qwyjibo
When I'm 112 years old, I hope to be an old horn-dog just like Jack.
Your weak, I'm going to be like jack when I hit my 40's for sure. Nothing wrong with check out hot cheerleaders, hes gotta love his job I bet hes seen every 'dance pack" in the league.
@Chamberlain: good to know I'm not the only 20 year old to have those.
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Originally Posted by bokes15
"get that weak perimeter gawbage outta here, and let go of my jersey."
LOL yeah that was a funny call.. Jack is probably my favourite sports broadcaster.. the Swirsk was alright but that Devlin is far creepier than old man Jack EVER will be IMO.
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He's also an awesome guy off the court. I was doing a basketball camp for underpriveldged youth in Oshawa and had a friend at Sportsnet. Jack got wind of the camp and insisted that he come down and help out one of the days. He drove from Buffalo to Oshawa to do it. He was awesome with the kids, showed them how to do a proper pick-and-roll. He never asked for a penny, never asked for thanks, just loved giving back to kids and the sport. Just a quality human being.
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Originally Posted by Raps4Life
He's also an awesome guy off the court. I was doing a basketball camp for underpriveldged youth in Oshawa and had a friend at Sportsnet. Jack got wind of the camp and insisted that he come down and help out one of the days. He drove from Buffalo to Oshawa to do it. He was awesome with the kids, showed them how to do a proper pick-and-roll. He never asked for a penny, never asked for thanks, just loved giving back to kids and the sport. Just a quality human being.
I love hearing stuff like this. I gratifying when people who seem solid, are solid.