Kuulio

As it is right now there is a chance for there to be a tie between the Bulls and Sixers, and I'm pretty sure they split the season series 2-2. If this happens how do they decide home court advantage?

You could almost conclude by people's questions and answers on here that the only people anti-homosexual out there are christians. Is this the case? Are there other religions that are anti-homosexual? Are there any non-believers that have some sort of hatred or prejudice towards homosexuals?

I went to the top of the key to set a screen for a teammate handling the ball above the 3 point line at the very center of the court. He dribbled the ball towards me and the defender, rather than go above the screen or below the screen, decides to just continually push my chest with his hand and push me to the side. Since it was just an open gym night and we were playing 5 on 5 I simply told this person that they couldn't just push through a screen and that is was a foul. He stated that he was following his guy. I stated that that was fine to follow his guy but he couldn't do it "through" a screen. He proceeded to tell me that I didn't know anything about basketball. What do ya'll think?

This person keeps cut and pasting the same response in every religious question. The only thing I know about this person is that he disregards the real questions people are asking in order to lay out his 27 things people need to know about Jesus. I am a Christian and this idiot pisses me off. Does this person really think he's successfully spreading the gospel?

Additionally, he doesn't allow im or emails to let him know he needs to stop his crap. That's why I created this question.

I read questions and answers by people that are atheists and they try to come across as persecuted for their beliefs and christians who try to come across as persecuted for their beliefs. Here on Yahoo answers I say that it is fair game and an even playing field where both are equally persecuted but how about in the real world? Who's taking the biggest hit?

Now don't be hasty here and say Lebron because that is wrong. He is the youngest to score his 12,000th point but not the fastest to go from point 1 to point 12,000. I've read a lot of articles that incorrectly say he is the fastest to get there but it really should be the youngest because they keep stating his age and not how many games it took to get there. If you had a foot race with a friend to go one mile and gave your friend a 1/4 mile start and he managed to beat you by 100 yards you wouldn't say he was quicker now would you. Fastest implies the time from point A to point B. So who was the fastest to 12,000 career points. I have my guess, how about yours.