Mon Jul 11, 2005 4:52 pm
Who's the next guy there is gonna be a story bout?
Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:46 pm
Me
Mon Jul 11, 2005 10:22 pm
Hey DWeaver,
Well, My CF is beeing completed as we speak and should be available by latest Wednesday (its now Monday 830am my time at time of this post)
Since no one is going to claim it, and I want to be a part of the team, i'll be the coach.
Well, My CF is beeing completed as we speak and should be available by latest Wednesday (its now Monday 830am my time at time of this post)
Since no one is going to claim it, and I want to be a part of the team, i'll be the coach.
Tue Jul 12, 2005 12:06 am
Okay, so the team is full. been kind of busy th elast few days, but more stories and updates will be up soon. 
Tue Jul 12, 2005 1:52 am
I take it then I got the job as the coach?
Tue Jul 12, 2005 3:40 am
I take it then I got the job as the coach?
yes. plus you'll have input on team decisions, as well.
Tue Jul 12, 2005 4:15 am
Thats what I am talking about...
I pay the cost to be the boss...
I pay the cost to be the boss...
Tue Jul 12, 2005 12:23 pm
Oooh Boss... Can we have free cup cakes and doughnuts?
Tue Jul 12, 2005 1:20 pm
hey DW you making me a story too? if not thanks anyways 
Tue Jul 12, 2005 3:24 pm
COOLmac© wrote:hey DW you making me a story too? if not thanks anyways
everybody gets one
Tue Jul 12, 2005 5:14 pm
yayyy!!!!
i think he must get this wrap up before parental issues sets unto his household....DW is expecting a baby a little bit soon in a few months guys.
we should wish him the best and this dynasty.....and to imagine this is his 3rd dynasty in the making
here's an advance congrats to you man...
EDIT: i am on my edge of my seat too.....the gf has not yet have her monthly for over a week now
nervous times
Tue Jul 12, 2005 6:37 pm
Coolmac and DW fathers.... man, poor kids lol
Just kidding fellas, congrats!
Just kidding fellas, congrats!
Wed Jul 13, 2005 2:30 am
Congrats for the babies
Oh what happened to me, i sent in my cyberface and profile
Oh what happened to me, i sent in my cyberface and profile
Wed Jul 13, 2005 8:44 pm
DW is expecting a baby a little bit soon in a few months guys.
Ermmm.... the wife had ultrasound yesterday... THEY'RE TWINS!!!
Oh what happened to me, i sent in my cyberface and profile
You're in, mag, you're in... Now if only I can find some time to do some updates...
Wed Jul 13, 2005 8:46 pm
Congrats on the Baby(s) D-Weaver
Wed Jul 13, 2005 8:49 pm
D-Weaver 99027 wrote:DW is expecting a baby a little bit soon in a few months guys.
Ermmm.... the wife had ultrasound yesterday... THEY'RE TWINS!!!
oh no, 2 little weavers running around
congrats on the news....now there is 2 you don't need to worry about raising them, they can raise each other
Wed Jul 13, 2005 9:10 pm
now there is 2 you don't need to worry about raising them, they can raise each other
1 boy and 1 girl, forgot to mention that...
Raise each other... well, if they're half as independent as their father and mother, they'll do allright...
Wed Jul 13, 2005 9:15 pm
D-Weaver 99027 wrote:Oh what happened to me, i sent in my cyberface and profile
You're in, mag, you're in... Now if only I can find some time to do some updates...
hey, sorry about that, don't stress, I think we can all wait for this great dynasty to unfold.
Congrats on the twins.
Thu Jul 14, 2005 1:49 am
Player Presentation:
SAM “CB4” ANURAK
Undoubtedly the best basketball player ever to come out of the country of Thailand, the 21 year old Anurak has often been heralded as the Thai Jordan, due to his sheer dominance of all local competition and his impressive athletic skills. Sam was born and raised in Bangkong, and from the tender age of 5, began playing basketball in his makeshift basketball court at home… Few people even knew of the sport there, though, with not much of an organized team or league to sustain his immense talent, especially after Sam hit his early teens…
Sam’ second love was Thailand’s traditional contact sport, Muai Tai , a local version of what westerners refer to as ‘full contact kick boxing’ , with the exception that the usage of knees is allowed. Anurak was a teen champion and found himself competing in tourneys all around the world, ranking many victories and medals… But still, basketball was his first and true love, and in order to find the way for his dreams to come true, he moved to the States on an athletic scholarship at the age of 18, and signed a letter of acceptance to play for the perennially overachieving mid-major college of Gonzaga.
Standing at 6’ 5” and weighing in about 210 pounds, Sam was not exactly the prototypical size for his favorite position, Small Forward, but his explosiveness, quick first step, jumping ability and long arms made up for much of his size deficiencies. As a freshman during the 2002 season, Sam did not play much but had the chance to adapt to the American system and finally go up against some serious opposition, even if only in practice. In Anurak’s sophomore season, he found himself an important part of the team’s rotation, ending the year with satisfactory averages of 9.9 ppg , 5.1 rpg and 2.1 apg. Third year was the charm, though, as Sam was a bona fide star and starter for the team, playing alongside great talents Adam Morrison and Ronny Turiaf during his junior season in 2004. This impressive trio led the Zags to a fantastic 28-5 record, a place in the National Tournament and a subsequent Tourney run all the way to the final 8.
Anurak’s number’s that year were great. 16.1 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 3.3 apg, 1.1 bpg… His name was being heard throughout college basketball and beyond, especially after his best game in the states took place in the Sweet Sixteen Round of the Tournament, where he trashed the Kansas Jayhawks filling up his stat sheet with 32 points, 14 rebounds and 9 assists, including the improbable half court heave that gave his team the victory 89 – 87 and made it as CNN’s ‘play of the day’…
NBA scouts were raving, and Sam proceeded to declare for the 2004 draft… He hired a compatriot of his as an agent though, which, along with the fact that an early summer injury while competing in some K1 qualification tournaments in Japan did not allow him to participate in individual workouts, hurt his stock so bad that he wound up being undrafted… A pro offer did not take long to come, though. Greek Giants Olympiakos offered him a two year deal worth 300.000 $ per annum, and Sam readily accepted… Will the Euroleague be Sam’s stepping stone back to the United States and the NBA? Or will contact sports prove to be the better career option? Stay tuned, and find out…
Coming Up: The Filippino outcast: Paul “COOLmac” Aragones
SAM “CB4” ANURAK
Undoubtedly the best basketball player ever to come out of the country of Thailand, the 21 year old Anurak has often been heralded as the Thai Jordan, due to his sheer dominance of all local competition and his impressive athletic skills. Sam was born and raised in Bangkong, and from the tender age of 5, began playing basketball in his makeshift basketball court at home… Few people even knew of the sport there, though, with not much of an organized team or league to sustain his immense talent, especially after Sam hit his early teens…
Sam’ second love was Thailand’s traditional contact sport, Muai Tai , a local version of what westerners refer to as ‘full contact kick boxing’ , with the exception that the usage of knees is allowed. Anurak was a teen champion and found himself competing in tourneys all around the world, ranking many victories and medals… But still, basketball was his first and true love, and in order to find the way for his dreams to come true, he moved to the States on an athletic scholarship at the age of 18, and signed a letter of acceptance to play for the perennially overachieving mid-major college of Gonzaga.
Standing at 6’ 5” and weighing in about 210 pounds, Sam was not exactly the prototypical size for his favorite position, Small Forward, but his explosiveness, quick first step, jumping ability and long arms made up for much of his size deficiencies. As a freshman during the 2002 season, Sam did not play much but had the chance to adapt to the American system and finally go up against some serious opposition, even if only in practice. In Anurak’s sophomore season, he found himself an important part of the team’s rotation, ending the year with satisfactory averages of 9.9 ppg , 5.1 rpg and 2.1 apg. Third year was the charm, though, as Sam was a bona fide star and starter for the team, playing alongside great talents Adam Morrison and Ronny Turiaf during his junior season in 2004. This impressive trio led the Zags to a fantastic 28-5 record, a place in the National Tournament and a subsequent Tourney run all the way to the final 8.
Anurak’s number’s that year were great. 16.1 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 3.3 apg, 1.1 bpg… His name was being heard throughout college basketball and beyond, especially after his best game in the states took place in the Sweet Sixteen Round of the Tournament, where he trashed the Kansas Jayhawks filling up his stat sheet with 32 points, 14 rebounds and 9 assists, including the improbable half court heave that gave his team the victory 89 – 87 and made it as CNN’s ‘play of the day’…
NBA scouts were raving, and Sam proceeded to declare for the 2004 draft… He hired a compatriot of his as an agent though, which, along with the fact that an early summer injury while competing in some K1 qualification tournaments in Japan did not allow him to participate in individual workouts, hurt his stock so bad that he wound up being undrafted… A pro offer did not take long to come, though. Greek Giants Olympiakos offered him a two year deal worth 300.000 $ per annum, and Sam readily accepted… Will the Euroleague be Sam’s stepping stone back to the United States and the NBA? Or will contact sports prove to be the better career option? Stay tuned, and find out…
Coming Up: The Filippino outcast: Paul “COOLmac” Aragones
Thu Jul 14, 2005 1:54 am
Wow , Nice story. Sounds so real, even the unfortunate event that leads them to Greece sounds completely true. 
, Nice story. Sounds so real, even the unfortunate event that leads them to Greece sounds completely true.
Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:07 am
Yo man ! I love that story, with the thai boxing and everything . Thanks alot man am looking forward to this dynasty.
Also i didnt have time to congratulateyou on being a father of twins but i am here to congratulate you right now. Good luck with everything and i wish you the best in fatherhood
. Thanks alot man am looking forward to this dynasty.
Also i didnt have time to congratulateyou on being a father of twins but i am here to congratulate you right now. Good luck with everything and i wish you the best in fatherhood
Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:46 am
Hey Dweaver, TWINS! 
congrats, man...
congrats, man...
Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:49 am
Hehe, thanks people... but I've already made a relative thread in the General Talk section... so if anybody else wants to wish me, it'd be better to gather everything up there.
Thanks fellas...
Thanks fellas...
Thu Jul 14, 2005 6:13 am
Ye no problem man.
And for people who don't know how to pronounce my name, it is pronounced An-u-rack.
And for people who don't know how to pronounce my name, it is pronounced An-u-rack.
Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:59 am
Nice story once again!