Kobe Bryant and others Dead in Helicopter crash

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ok

its still fuck cnn

The first was good, talked about his childhood and upbringing and relationships with his family.

Second episode talked about the rape trial, I think the entire episode. It was a big incident, but not worth an entire episode and not the first thing that lost people think about when they think about Kobe.

But it appears that they want us to think about it and never forget.

I do agree with the vid that you posted when they spoke about the documentary talking about "Pulling no punches". Huh?

That does set off a negative tone.

 

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Kobe Bryant's Daughter Natalia Graduates From USC's Film School

Natalia Bryant's all grown-up and leaving school behind for now ... 'cause she just graduated from USC's prestigious film department.

www.tmz.com

 

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Playin like Lebron does simply lacks integrity. It’s pussified. That’s all.

 

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Mamba, out! RIP to the greatest Laker to ever do it!

 

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I have never met this dude, but I miss this dude. It's crazy when you feel like you grew up with somebody, like how we felt with Theo, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Hearing about this guy since I was a ninth grade and then seeing the totality of his career

And then after the fake rape (Still can't believe that bitch lied, bragged about bagging Kobe and then lying about it) which ended up being a blessing in disguise. While Kobe maintained his killer instinct after the incident, he appreciated life and friendships and relationships much more after the incident. Before, he just wanted to kill you. After he wanted to kill you and after the game you could be friends again

After his career he was truly becoming one of the best men in the world is known. Not two weeks before he died there was a car accident and Kobe Bryant got out of his car, out of his Bentley to direct traffic in the middle of LA. How many are doing that?

I got him by 18 months. My birthday is in February of 1977 and his August 23rd 1978. He's the brother I never met and it breaks my heart even still.

RIP Mamba

 

[playahaitian]

I have never met this dude, but I miss this dude. It's crazy when you feel like you grew up with somebody, like how we felt with Theo, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Hearing about this guy since I was a ninth grade and then seeing the totality of his career

And then after the fake rape (Still can't believe that bitch lied, bragged about bagging Kobe and then lying about it) which ended up being a blessing in disguise. While Kobe maintained his killer instinct after the incident, he appreciated life and friendships and relationships much more after the incident. Before, he just wanted to kill you. After he wanted to kill you and after the game you could be friends again

After his career he was truly becoming one of the best men in the world is known. Not two weeks before he died there was a car accident and Kobe Bryant got out of his car, out of his Bentley to direct traffic in the middle of LA. How many are doing that?

I got him by 18 months. My birthday is in February of 1977 and his August 23rd 1978. He's the brother I never met and it breaks my heart even still.

RIP Mamba

Well said.

 

[godofwine]

Well said.

Kobe got the ninja wake up call that Jordan never got, which explains why people actually liked/loved Kobe vs just the respect folks have for Jordan.

People have said that Jordan is an asshole, a humongous asshole. Was and still is. While on the contrary, people have said that Kobe was a jordan-esque asshole early in his career and later on became a much better human being.

To know that he became a better husband/father from that situation is a great thing, too.

That ninja wake up call will do it for you if you have any sense.