Dr. Phil’s worst nightmare
15 May 2009 in aside | No comments
Charles Barkley recently referred to Ron Artest as "Dr. Phil's worst nightmare," but he's kept a cool head during this series with the Lakers. Mostly. I mean, he's only got, what, three T's? Anyway, he's intense on the court, but I think that even Dr. Phil would be impressed with his ability to separate his work persona from his life persona. At last night's post-game press conference: "'Five Dollar Foot-Long' is one of the best songs ... That's a hot song. You've got the FreeCreditReport.com, and then 'Five Dollar Foot-long' comes on. When 'Five Dollar Foot-long' comes on, they should play that in the club." I feel you, Ron. For the last three weeks, this has popped into my head: "Five. Five dollar. Five dollar foot loooong. G-g-g-goin on. At Subway." Again. And again.
Robots say these are related:Small worlds / Phil Collins, The World Won’t Listen; Dylan on becoming Dylan;Tags: charles barkley, five dollar, ron artest, subway
Hi. I’m Doug LeMoine, and this is le blog. I write about design, art, books, and basketball, approximately in that order. I work at Cooper, an interaction design firm in San Francisco, and I write for and edit the Cooper Journal.
Psst. I am doug [dot] lemoine [at] gmail [dot] comTwits
- Really lovely and deep look at Detroit by @FlypMedia; excellent photography and video: http://bit.ly/bTcWuS Inspiring stuff. 17 hrs ago
- In high school, I often ordered the Side of Crumbs at Long John Silvers. In Kansas, we called them "crispies." http://bit.ly/da8yLf 17 hrs ago
- Rando. At last, a word for creepy online strangers. http://bit.ly/9TLbMj (See #3 2 days ago
- More updates...













No comments
Comments feed for this article
Trackback link: http://douglemoine.com/2009/05/artest/trackback/