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    Wednesday, Aug 1, 2007 12:19PM / Standard Entry / Members only
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    Everything I really needed to know about lifeI learned from Magic Johnson.  When it's all clicking it should be as smooth as one of the Laker's fast breaks.  If it doesn't work out, get another one going.

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  • stephen
    posted on Thursday, Aug 2, 2007 4:58PM [Report]
    I still remember watching the classic Bull vs. Lakers games on TV... Magic was always a class act and just came out seeming like a nice guy next to Michael's crazy competitiveness... I still remember him grabbing Vlade Divac by the head and congratulating him like a little brother during the NBA finals like he was passing on a legacy...
  • narom
    posted on Thursday, Aug 2, 2007 11:01AM [Report]
    Who started calling him Magic, anyway?  I mean .. if my name was Iriving, I'd want a nickname too .... but just curious where it started.  Why not "pizazz johnson" or "super johnson"?
  • Boon
    posted on Thursday, Aug 2, 2007 10:49AM [Report]
    Magic is da man. Ah the good ol days of the NBA.
  • Etchy
    posted on Wednesday, Aug 1, 2007 2:53PM [Report]
    nice! old school Larry Bird rules!
  • rottendoubt
    posted on Wednesday, Aug 1, 2007 1:59PM [Report]
    i like that last line.  totally agree!

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