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Posted May 8th 2008 8:05PM by Brett Edwards
Filed under: 76ers, Cavaliers, Pistons, Magic, Lakers

NBA Essentials ranks our six favorite stories of the day.

1. 710AM Radio, ESPN: Several absolutely hilarious Lakers song parodies. (via SbB)

2. Third Quarter Collapse: Excellent breakdown of the Magic's Game 3 win, and something about a free doughnut.

3. Orlando Sentinel: Get your very own Rasheed Wallace mask!

4. Cleveland.com: How long would you wait in line for a 23-cent pizza?

5. Seattle Weekly's Buzzer Beater: The many hairstyles of Vladimir Radmanovic (via BDL)

6. Sixers4guidos: Italian Sixers fans finally have a place to go.

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1. I like the one .23 cents for 1 Pizza with a topping , great.

Posted at 9:32PM on May 8th 2008 by frank

2. I remember working at a Domino's Pizza store where a $5.00 carry out special during a holiday like Mother's Day would have waiting periods of at least one hour and the store was packed like sardines. Poor Papa John employees in Ohio. As Donna Summer would say "They sure worked hard for the money."

Posted at 12:08AM on May 9th 2008 by George B Vieto

3. I still think you are an ass for your earlier hit job on David West. Do you have any other hobbies? Maybe something you are actually good at?

Posted at 12:16AM on May 9th 2008 by Steve H

4. Steve stop bitching! It's opinion based dumbass!

Posted at 7:07AM on May 9th 2008 by Eddy

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