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  • lol, I deserve it!
    I don't even know if I am ready to talk about it.....

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    • RIP Jimmy.

      GO LIONS "10" !!!!!!!!!!
      GO LIONS "24" !!

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      • Originally posted by Frank Van Dusen View Post
        Since MiamiTreo hasn't been around lately..... GAY
        My legacy!
        Your right! Matty Boy will save us all!!

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        • You should be proud...Ha!
          I feel like I am watching the destruction of our democracy while my neighbors and friends cheer it on

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          • Manute Bol passed away at the age of 40. He was in a Virginia hospital being treated for kidney disease.
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            • He is a man that made a difference. RIP Manute.
              I feel like I am watching the destruction of our democracy while my neighbors and friends cheer it on

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              • Heres teh story for Manute Bol...I remember seeing him in person a coupel times....His frame was so rail thin it was scary........

                Former NBA player Manute Bol Dies From Rare Disease



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                Posted: 2:25 pm PDT June 19, 2010
                CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Manute Bol, a lithe 7-foot-7 shot-blocker from Sudan who spent 10 seasons in the NBA and was dedicated to humanitarian work in Africa, died Saturday. He was 47.
                Bol died at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville, where he was being treated for severe kidney trouble and a painful skin condition, Tom Prichard, executive director of the group Sudan Sunrise, said in an e-mail.
                "Sudan and the world have lost a hero and an example for all of us," Prichard said. "Manute, we'll miss you. Our prayers and best wishes go out to all his family, and all who mourn his loss."
                Bol played 10 seasons in the NBA with Washington, Golden State, Philadelphia and Miami and later worked closely as an advisory board member of Sudan Sunrise, which promotes reconciliation in Sudan. Bol averaged 2.6 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.3 blocked shots.
                "Manute's impact on this city, our franchise and the game of basketball cannot be put into words," 76ers president and general manager Ed Stefanski said in a statement. "He ... was continually giving of himself through his generosity and humanitarian efforts in order to make the world around him a much better place, for which he will always be remembered."
                Bol was hospitalized in mid-May during a stopover in Washington after returning to the United States from Sudan. Prichard said then that Bol was in Sudan to help build a school in conjunction with Sudan Sunrise but stayed longer than anticipated after the president of southern Sudan asked him to make election appearances and use his influence to counter corruption in his home county.
                He said Bol had undergone three dialysis treatments and developed Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, a condition that caused him to lose patches of skin.
                Prichard said the skin around Bol's mouth was so sore that he went 11 days without eating and could barely talk.
                Prichard said it's believed that Bol contracted the skin disease as a reaction to kidney medication he took while in Africa.
                Janis Ricker, operations manager of Sudan Sunrise, said Saturday that the organization would continue its work building the school in Bol's home village in southern Sudan. The building still lacks a second floor roof, she said.
                She said Bol's goal was to build 41 schools throughout Sudan.
                "We are in the process of still helping Manute build a school, and we will continue with that," Ricker said.

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                • Damn, RIP Manute
                  I don't even know if I am ready to talk about it.....

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                  • I always admird his humanitarian efforts and even those goofy stunts he did, like playing hockey for the Indianapolis Ice was to help his cause in the Sudan. Hopefully his legacy will live on through his work.
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                    • I always liked the story of Bol losing a tooth getting his head next to a basketball net and when he came down from a jump under the net, out came the tooth.

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                      • Originally posted by Dan V View Post
                        I always liked the story of Bol losing a tooth getting his head next to a basketball net and when he came down from a jump under the net, out came the tooth.
                        Check out the Dentist liking the missing tooth story.;)
                        I feel like I am watching the destruction of our democracy while my neighbors and friends cheer it on

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                        • lol
                          I don't even know if I am ready to talk about it.....

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                          • Originally posted by CGVT View Post
                            Check out the Dentist liking the missing tooth story.;)


                            It's really hard to pop a tooth out with a nylon net. The dude must have had gum disease.

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                            • RIP Bol.. He seemed like a good dude
                              F#*K OHIO!!!

                              You're not only an amazingly beautiful man, but you're the greatest football mind to ever exist. <-- Jeffy Shittypants actually posted this. I knew he was in love with me.

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                              • RIP Manute. You died too young.
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