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Id hit it, she was lookin kind of fine on that commercial. I dont believe the wnba as a real leaguethough but with her coming into the league maybe they can break the segregated lines and have her play with some real professionals, im not tryin to take anything away from the athletes in the wnba, its just if they were professional basketball players, they would be playing professional basketball in the nba. its funny women want to be equal to men in America but they got to have a separate league.

The future of womens basketball, if they do ever break the gender lines this girl is going to be facialin' Garnett in 6-7 years from now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuDfRzY2Vqw&feature=related

basketball isn't exactly golf where different genders can go at it simultaneously and cross gender boundaries with no problem...its much more different....the WNBA is good for women man, and yes its a real league...no offense, but that reasoning you have with "if they were professionals they'd play with men in the NBA" is kinda lacking

but back to the point of this thread....yes, i'd hit it too

i know im being shovanistic but really, cant they just up their game? how hard is it to crossover someone, and as for the physical aspect of the game, these women cant be as bad as tony parker.

i guess im sayin that its all about physical makeup here...you really think candace parker can bang with even a kendrick perkins in the paint? if not even with him, what more of a world class ball player like dwight howard? the size of these nba players creates a huge disparity between genders....but hey, it's more likely that a female guard position can hang with the men, too...overall, though, it's good that there isn't gender integration on that level...cuz really, this is the nba we're talking about...athletes are bigger, stronger, quicker and more skilled...which isn't to say im trying to downplay the women's skill and ability and whatnot...i'm just being realistic here

and about that tony parker thing...to put it in perspective, tony parker is a 6'2" guard...now let's bring up sheryl swoopes, one of women's basketball's all time greats...she's 6'0 but plays the forward position....yanno?

anywho, let's get back to the main topic....here's some pics!

i'd hit

i'd hit, we're all the same height laying down

Read about this girl yesterday.

12 years old, 6'1" dropping 30 some games playing in a boys league.


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