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<blockquote data-quote="kosandpol" data-source="post: 3398272" data-attributes="member: 105851"><p>In the 50 year history of the NBA, there have been many great moments worthy of mention. But instead, we'll focus on the negative. </p><p> <strong>[<a href="http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/index.php?title=Negro_Basketball_Association&action=edit&section=3" target="_blank">edit</a>] The Detroit Massacre</strong></p><p></p><p> On November 19th, 2004 at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit, Michigan, a notorious NBA game took place. This game, also known as the Pacers-Pistons brawl or the Malice at the Palace, would shake the wild world of sports and forever live in infamy. The Indiana Pacers played against the Detroit Pistons their home court and seemed to have the obligatory <em>crowd-cheering inducing motivation</em> advantage on their side. But things were starting to look good for Indiana at the end of the third quarter. Eventually, with only a few seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Pacers had successfully maintained a 15 point lead. This did not please Ron Artest. When Ben Wallace ran to make a basket, Artest walked over and gently pulled down Wallace's shorts while he was in mid-air. Momentarily confused, Wallace wasn't sure what was going on until he came back down to the floor and heard Artest making a rude comment about his ass, after slapping it. Wallace responded by snapping his fingers and only allowing Artest to communicate to his hand (Wallace's face had difficulty understanding). Disgusted, Ron Artest made his way over to the commentators table with a visible attitude in his walk and demanded that he be given some exclusive air time in order to gossip about Wallace. A fan in the audience stands went down and splashed his beverage in Artest's face for being so tacky. This shocked Ron Artest and in a violent rage, punched the shit out of that house nigga that was sitting next to the beverage-thrower for some reasom. The Piston didn't take a fancy to this, I mean this was their house afterall and was just disrespectful to the home-owners, so the pistons did what any normal people would do and started stomping those puss bitches. This led to a riot that lasted 4 hours, killing 60 people and left 23 injured.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kosandpol, post: 3398272, member: 105851"] In the 50 year history of the NBA, there have been many great moments worthy of mention. But instead, we'll focus on the negative. [B][[URL="http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/index.php?title=Negro_Basketball_Association&action=edit§ion=3"]edit[/URL]] The Detroit Massacre[/B] On November 19th, 2004 at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit, Michigan, a notorious NBA game took place. This game, also known as the Pacers-Pistons brawl or the Malice at the Palace, would shake the wild world of sports and forever live in infamy. The Indiana Pacers played against the Detroit Pistons their home court and seemed to have the obligatory [I]crowd-cheering inducing motivation[/I] advantage on their side. But things were starting to look good for Indiana at the end of the third quarter. Eventually, with only a few seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Pacers had successfully maintained a 15 point lead. This did not please Ron Artest. When Ben Wallace ran to make a basket, Artest walked over and gently pulled down Wallace's shorts while he was in mid-air. Momentarily confused, Wallace wasn't sure what was going on until he came back down to the floor and heard Artest making a rude comment about his ass, after slapping it. Wallace responded by snapping his fingers and only allowing Artest to communicate to his hand (Wallace's face had difficulty understanding). Disgusted, Ron Artest made his way over to the commentators table with a visible attitude in his walk and demanded that he be given some exclusive air time in order to gossip about Wallace. A fan in the audience stands went down and splashed his beverage in Artest's face for being so tacky. This shocked Ron Artest and in a violent rage, punched the shit out of that house nigga that was sitting next to the beverage-thrower for some reasom. The Piston didn't take a fancy to this, I mean this was their house afterall and was just disrespectful to the home-owners, so the pistons did what any normal people would do and started stomping those puss bitches. This led to a riot that lasted 4 hours, killing 60 people and left 23 injured. [/QUOTE]
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