75,000 posts (and what makes a good poster, anyway?)

I'll just post what Nick posted in gif form:

Congratulations on the 75k.

After listening to Gazey on Foxtel this past week - I am convinced that us Aussie NLSCers would all make better commentators than him. (Just a random point to put out there).

Don't mock Gaze, I'm reading his biography atm....

Congratulations boss.I can't really say what a good poster should be.But the things that you and some other people pointed out are true.
I can honestly say that I just scan through the thread titles and determine what I will read depending on how much coffee I have had at that time.So it really does not matter to me how good of a post it is.


Most of the time it is:

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Sorry to congratulate you late Andrew but CONGRATULATIONS!

Thanks for the kind words, guys.

After listening to Gazey on Foxtel this past week - I am convinced that us Aussie NLSCers would all make better commentators than him. (Just a random point to put out there).

Don't mock Gaze, I'm reading his biography atm....

With all due respect to Andrew Gaze, the face of Aussie basketball for so many years and from all accounts a pretty decent bloke (I'm guessing his autobiography would be an interesting read for a basketball fan)...I'm with Sit on this one. I've never been a big fan of his commentary.

Thanks for the kind words, guys.

After listening to Gazey on Foxtel this past week - I am convinced that us Aussie NLSCers would all make better commentators than him. (Just a random point to put out there).

Don't mock Gaze, I'm reading his biography atm....

With all due respect to Andrew Gaze, the face of Aussie basketball for so many years and from all accounts a pretty decent bloke (I'm guessing his autobiography would be an interesting read for a basketball fan)...I'm with Sit on this one. I've never been a big fan of his commentary.

I've read his autobiography about 2-3 times. Was a good read. Fairly interesting, especially his time at Seton Hall and then in the NBA with the Spurs.

But didn't you know being a star makes you a great commentator/bball analyst? Just look at Shaq as proof

That's true. His eloquence in commenting on the Orlando Magic's hiring of Jacque Vaughn is without equal in recorded history.