Death threats from seattle!

[wa3zrm]

Oklahoma City Thunder T-Shirts Pulled After Death Threats From Bitter Seattle Fans

The manufacturer of a popular set of Oklahoma City Thunder t-shirts has become a target for apparent death threats from some bitter Seattle fans.
Why? Warpaint Clothing used the former Seattle SuperSonics logo and took a cheap shot at the fact that the franchise left the Pacific northwest for OKC.
The team left Seattle in 2008, but anger remains, and Warpaint has decided to stop selling the shirts because of death threats sent its way in reaction
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[devilock76]

Yeah, like those latte sipping hippies could ever carry out those threats...

Ken

[Crow]

Hey -- watch it.

[devilock76]

Hey -- watch it.

Yeah what are you going to do about it? Take an extra long petrulli bath and try to hug me?

Ken

[Roo]

Lol, you've got us all wrong ken. Years ago the nation thought we all wore flannel and had some personal connection to Kurt Cobain, now they think we are all patchoulli-wearing hippies? And drink Lattes? Lattes are for people who go to Starbucks and don't give a shit that their CEO threw away the Seattle SuperSonics. We drink really strong coffee, and it's really good too. As for the hippies, you do know that Washington and Oregon are different states, right? As for any other jabs you might want to take at my city, I will leave you with this:

[devilock76]

Lol, you've got us all wrong ken. Years ago the nation thought we all wore flannel and had some personal connection to Kurt Cobain, now they think we are all patchoulli-wearing hippies? And drink Lattes? Lattes are for people who go to Starbucks and don't give a shit that their CEO threw away the Seattle SuperSonics. We drink really strong coffee, and it's really good too. As for the hippies, you do know that Washington and Oregon are different states, right? As for any other jabs you might want to take at my city, I will leave you with this:

Oh wow, a picture form the one day it is not raining. False advertising...

HEHEHEHEHE

Like I have room to talk, I was born in NJ (the Gas Station state) and now live in NC (where it is legal to marry your cousin, well unless they are gay)

I learned everything I need to know about Seattle from that movie Singles, hehehehehe

Ken

[Crow]

Yeah what are you going to do about it? Take an extra long petrulli bath and try to hug me?

Ken

Hahahah! That's a good one... Smartass.

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Oh wow, a picture form the one day it is not raining. False advertising...

HEHEHEHEHE

At 944mm (37.49 in.), in reality, the city receives less precipitation annually than New York City (1201 mm, 47.28 in.), Atlanta (1290 mm, 50.79 in.), Boston (1055 mm, 41.53 in.), Baltimore (1038 mm, 40.87 in.), Portland, Maine (1128 mm, 44.41 in.), Jacksonville, Florida (1304 mm, 51.34 in.), and most cities on the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle

[Roo]

@ Seattleite: yeah but it doesn't rain less often here than in those cities. We get our reputation for the frequency of drizzle, not the amount in mm. Don't give him any more fodder.

By the way Ken, how's the weather where you're at? Are you hot buddy? It's a pleasant 52 and sunny out my office window. Maybe I'll take a nice stroll 1 block west and go watch the ferries set sail on the Sound with the Olympic Mountains as a backdrop to the gorgeous scenery lol.

[fcamel]

Hah! When I lived in tri-cities in WA it rained like once in two months or something! I really miss living up there

[Crow]

Drizzle, schmizzle... The rain here is soothing and refreshing (and it keeps the air clean). I'll take drizzle over a downpour any day.

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Hah! When I lived in tri-cities in WA it rained like once in two months or something! I really miss living up there

The grass is always greener on the west side of the Cascades.

[Roo]

Yeah and cool, bone-dry Summers over a Carolina Summer any day too. People from the Pacific Northwest literally don't know what humidity feels like. Not a clue. Nor do we worry about hurricanes, tornadoes, and poisonous creatures. We worry about which lake we want our friends to take us out on with their boats, or which mountain range to take a day-hike in. Which Vietnamese restaurant has the best pho and banh mi sandwiches in town, or where to get the best dim sum or massuman curry. Which mountain to ski on for the day... I won't go on I'm sure it's annoying. And dammit I don't really have friends with boats unfortunately. If any Seattleites on here have a boat, take me out will ya?

[devilock76]

It is a nice 80 here. I can ride a motorcycle year round. No complaints. Oh and we know more ways to eat more parts of the pig than you can (or would ever want to) imagine!!!

Ken

[devilock76]

Which Vietnamese restaurant has the best pho and banh mi sandwiches in town, or where to get the best dim sum or massuman curry.

The prosecution rests, HIPPIES.

Yeah the humidity here is something special. But you get used to it. You get used to everything. It never struck me how much I had acclimated till I went back to NJ one Christmas and was freaking cold!

Ken

[Crow]

Which Vietnamese restaurant has the best pho and banh mi sandwiches in town, or where to get the best dim sum or massuman curry.

The prosecution rests, HIPPIES.

Hahahah!

You're alright, Ken.

[Roo]

Hey, if I'm a hippy for loving authentic and readily available Asian food in my area, and for defending my hometown against absurd accusations from a guy from new Jersey, throw me my Birkenstocks and call me the ****n Bagwan Sri Rajneesh.