Opinion "The LeBrunger Games"
EXT. AKRON, OHIO NIGHT
A man with a creepy wig and make-up stands on a stage, as hundreds of children gather around him. He has a microphone and a giant ball with slips of paper with names of the children written on them.
EFFIE GRAY
Good evening, District 330. It's time for the Decisioning. Which one of you will be chosen to represent your district in this year's Dunker Games?
GRAY reaches into the ball, but before he can pull out a name, a "child" with a strange beard and strategically-positioned headband shouts out.
LeBRON EVERJAMES
I volunteer!
A hush comes over the crowd. GRAY seems confused.
EFFIE GRAY
LeBron, what is your decision?
LeBRON EVERJAMES
This is tough
in this fall, I'm going to take my talents to the Capitol and join the Dunker Games.
The crowd bursts into an angry furor, burning images of LeBRON and crying in disbelief. LeBRON sneaks away in a private train to the Capitol but promises to donate his winnings to charity. No one cares.
Picture Lebron James Enjoys Teen Lit
Had he attended college, he would have read literature like "The Hunger Games."
News Lebron James Claims Indian Sikh Heritage in Obvious Excuse to Wear a Turban
"I was shopping for headbands yesterday and I wasn't finding any that were big enough for, you know, what I'm looking for a headband to do," said James. "And then I had a revelation: What if my dad was one of those turban-wearing people? So I called my mom to find out. It went to voice mail, so I took that as a confirmation that he was."
After a quick Google search on his iPhone, James discovered that "those turban-wearing people" are primarily Indians who practice the Sikh religion.
"So that's what I am an Indian Sikh," said James. "It actually sounds kind of cool. Although I would happily be a regular old American Indian, too. A headdress would also work really well to uh absorb sweat from my head."
It is believed that James is the first NBA player with an Indian ancestry. He could also become the first Sikh in league history.
"I haven't converted yet. I'm still learning about the religion," he said. "The Wikipedia page on it was much longer than I expected and I'm not through the whole thing yet. I just want to make sure first that Sikhs don't have a problem with throwing yourself lavish birthday parties in every NBA city in the country. Because I really like doing that. But even if they do, I'm still definitely wearing a big turban on the court. You know, for my dad."
Picture TNT Provides Amazing Glimpse of Heat-Pacers Game from the Future
Dwyane Wade really ages well.
Picture Lebron's Hairline Was Once Quite Impressive
This child couldn't even imagine his headbanded future.
Opinion Chris Bosh's wife gives birth to a baby AAAAAHHHHHHH! IT'S A DRAGON! RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!
Checking in at 7 pounds, 9 ounces and 21 inches long, the baby boy WHY IS IT BLOWING FIRE OUT OF ITS NOSTRILS?! WHAT SHOULD WE DO?! CALL THE ARMY?! HELP US BEFORE IT KILLS US ALL!!!
The boy is the first child for the couple, who married last summer, and AAHH! IT BIT ME! THAT THING BIT ME! TRY TO SHOVE IT BACK INSIDE!!! WAIT, NO! DON'T TOUCH IT! IT MAY BE AN ALIEN DRAGON!
The new member of the Bosh family arrived at 3:00 a.m. this morning at University of Miami Hospital where IT'S FLYING AROUND THE ROOM! HIT IT! HIT IT WITH A BROOM! AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH! IT'S ON MY BACK! GET IT OFF! GET IT OFF!!!!




