@NegroXFile Blah blah "racism", blah blah "victim role", blah blah "anonymous comments", blah blah "lack of creative arguement", blah blah "get all my cultural influence through hip hop records", blah blah "stay indoors all weekend and race bait white people", blah blah "jealousy", blah blah "lack of self esteem", blah blah "don't have the acumen to be politically active so I insult people online", blah blah "give me 20 minutes while I look up acumen cause whitey punked me."
@NegroXFile I knew Mr Duckworth closely. His best friends were crackers. One Christmas he fell asleep in my family's home after we ate dinner. We're all crackers. He was a huge fan of my music. Never once did I ever hear him say that he would rather listen to a black guitar player. Life is too short for your myopic views.
I became a Blazer fan when i was in elementary school. As a husky kid myself I instantly gravitated to Big D. I loved his odd looking leaner he did and how hard he worked. Then several years later he ended up getting seated at the table next to me at the hooters. I got to chit chat w/ one of my childhood idols. I must of interrupted him like ten times throughout dinner. Didn't bother him a bit, The nicest guy ever. Portland will always be your home 00. Thanks for all the great memories
@nuggz503 Great story. That's just the dude he was and you're right, I'm absolutely sure it didn't bother him one bit when you spoke to him. I spent a lot of time with him and he always answered even the toughest questions gracefully. Good dude...
200 lbs, 400 lbs, it didn't matter. Kevin Duckworth was a beautiful person with a kind and generous spirit. His talents were many, on and off the court. And I don't think he was fully appreciated by some fans for his contributions to the team. There were many playoff games which were won thanks in part to Kevin's "duck hook" baskets.
Thank you for this video tribute. I still love Duck and think often of him. RIP, big fella. We will see you on the other side.
Good choice of song, as a life long Blazer fan, I can truly say that I feel this loss. Duck is an established member of not only our sporting community, but our city.
I will never forget that playoff game he walked in from the tunnel to start the second half with a broken thumb..
@NegroXFile Blah blah "racism", blah blah "victim role", blah blah "anonymous comments", blah blah "lack of creative arguement", blah blah "get all my cultural influence through hip hop records", blah blah "stay indoors all weekend and race bait white people", blah blah "jealousy", blah blah "lack of self esteem", blah blah "don't have the acumen to be politically active so I insult people online", blah blah "give me 20 minutes while I look up acumen cause whitey punked me."
itowedin 2 months ago
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itowedin 2 months ago
@NegroXFile I certainly hope we meet someday.
itowedin 2 months ago
@NegroXFile I knew Mr Duckworth closely. His best friends were crackers. One Christmas he fell asleep in my family's home after we ate dinner. We're all crackers. He was a huge fan of my music. Never once did I ever hear him say that he would rather listen to a black guitar player. Life is too short for your myopic views.
itowedin 2 months ago
y do nba players get so fat after they retire
ragenroses 4 months ago
I became a Blazer fan when i was in elementary school. As a husky kid myself I instantly gravitated to Big D. I loved his odd looking leaner he did and how hard he worked. Then several years later he ended up getting seated at the table next to me at the hooters. I got to chit chat w/ one of my childhood idols. I must of interrupted him like ten times throughout dinner. Didn't bother him a bit, The nicest guy ever. Portland will always be your home 00. Thanks for all the great memories
R.I.P
nuggz503 7 months ago
@nuggz503 Great story. That's just the dude he was and you're right, I'm absolutely sure it didn't bother him one bit when you spoke to him. I spent a lot of time with him and he always answered even the toughest questions gracefully. Good dude...
itowedin 2 months ago
200 lbs, 400 lbs, it didn't matter. Kevin Duckworth was a beautiful person with a kind and generous spirit. His talents were many, on and off the court. And I don't think he was fully appreciated by some fans for his contributions to the team. There were many playoff games which were won thanks in part to Kevin's "duck hook" baskets.
Thank you for this video tribute. I still love Duck and think often of him. RIP, big fella. We will see you on the other side.
ourmissboo 9 months ago
@NegroXFile Bring it on, then, you punk!
Koolazzmike 1 year ago
@Koolazzmike Ill fuck yo ass up dummy!
NegroXFile 1 year ago
@NegroXFile You are ugly, and you got your ass kicked as a kid! Go to hell, devil!
Koolazzmike 1 year ago
@Koolazzmike how you know? you was there bitch? Ill slap ya ho!
NegroXFile 1 year ago
@NegroXFile You keep posing threats, but you ain't doin' a thang song. Go home, mommy's calling you.
Koolazzmike 1 year ago
I always liked him, met him once, he was as people would describe, a Gentle Giant and seemed to smile alot. He will be missed R.I.P DUCK
Justjoe52 3 years ago
Good choice of song, as a life long Blazer fan, I can truly say that I feel this loss. Duck is an established member of not only our sporting community, but our city.
I will never forget that playoff game he walked in from the tunnel to start the second half with a broken thumb..
Fantastic.. thank you for the tribute.
WetGin 3 years ago 7