My mother and I were receiving condolences like someone (knock on wood) passed way. So just to take the emo out of ya'll , share the cynical yet sympathetic condolences you guys have received.
Here's my list:

1. The Dean of my school stopped me while I was walking and asked, "Did you see them lose to Denver last night?" Then he chuckled in crazy way.
   
2. This random dude just plain tapped me and said, " they broke my heart last night."
   

My mom's list is way better!

1. Her carpool told her that her son didn't eat dinner and went straight to sleep. Her husband didn't talk to her all last night after the game.
   
2. Human Resources dude called her twice to make sure she was okay.
   
3. My aunt and my mother start cussing in tagalog b/c of the Warriors
   
4. Her GM sends her and other managers an e-mail making sure my mom's okay

So what condolences and sypathetic messages did you receive today?

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I don't know if anyone has seen this but what do you guys think? Better, worst, or doesn't even compare to Bosh's? Haha. Anyway, I think it's kind of clever. So anyway, go Baron, Al, Jax, Monta, and Beans! Vote for the Warriors today!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Yelc2MKqeA

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Okay I know this is a long shot since now she is a correspondent for another NBA team but remember this: http://youtube.com/watch?v=05GmI_q18Co

Please help out the Asian Pacific Islander Club (my club) of Solano College. Please? The auction ends soon. Please think about it.

I know it's not too much of a rebuttal to his last statement on the 'Kenny "the hater" smith' diary, but he is basically repeating what everyone on GsOm is saying: We need Jax and we will continue to improve. I mean, these past games, the end scores have been pretty close.

Golden State Warriors: After making history last year as a No. 8 seed by upsetting the No. 1-seeded Mavs, the Warriors have struggled. Help, however, is around the corner. The addition of Stephen Jackson after he returns from suspension will aid Golden State tremendously.

The Warriors are not who they appear to be right now. As the season progresses, this team will continually improve and make a push toward the playoffs. When healthy, they have mismatches at every position except center. And despite the slow start, Baron Davis is still playing at last season's playoff level.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=AmbCmS_jJqQEo.baLrS1w_A5nYcB?slug=ks-goodbadteams111207&pr ov=yhoo&type=lgns

Matt Barnes sat out the Thursday morning practice with a sore and swollen left foot. The team sent him into Honolulu to take X-rays before the evening session. The X-rays showed no break, and Barnes will remain under observation the next few days. Barnes said if this were the regular season, he would have played through the pain, but the team is erring on the side of caution. "It's just frustrating, the little stuff that holds you back," Barnes said. "But it's better to have it now than have it come up later in the season."

http://www.contracostatimes.com/ci_7092720?source=rss