I haven’t joined the official ESPN boycott urged by that Mercury News columnist last week, but I do plan to observe it temporarily for the next five days, for two reasons: they’ve got musical guests (yes, musical guests) on SportsCenter this week, and they’ve decided to fire respected NBA reporter David Aldridge, apparently preferring the snide bloviations of Stephen A. Smith and Co. Shameful. At least Aldridge is rumored to be landing on TNT.
Posted by Stephen Silver at July 26, 2004 09:00 PMok so I have read all the comments and believe everyone just keeps talking in circles and no one is getting anywhwere. However i do think there was some very valad points , Although alot of you are trying to get everything to fit perfectly together and still som ehow find it to be coinherant with the real world and cpoiuld actually be logically explained rather simply.However i believe that the only true person who some what understands what is going on is the writter and half the time i dont think he even knows what he is saying.so i think this is all reaaly ppoitless because everyone will get something different out of the movie and everyone has their own beliefe so i donyt think any of you have any clue what it all means i understand parts of the movie and keep playing with different ideas and opinions on the rest of it but i always come up with something that doesnt corespond and i get put right back toi where i started so i believe that this movie will never come together and fully make sense to anyone let alone the writter. however i do believe that with time people will get a better understanding but i dont believe anyone will fully "understand" the movie
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