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Papa is correct, he told that to ESPN analyst in an interview.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by echelon1:

I think I can shed some light on this.  I live in Austin.  And Durant is just a few years removed from this place.  In Austin you would not believe the amount of people you see walking around with backpacks in the downtown area (which is where Durant lived and went to school).  Adults, women, students...whatever.  

Just last weekend we were downtown on a bar patio around 6PM on a Saturday and my friend made a comment on it.  "What's up with all the backpacks?  What the hell is in them?"  I told him probably large packs of granola and water so if they get stuck at a street corner walking back to their cars they won't starve to death.  lol   It's just an outdoorsy, active town here and it seems it's just part of the culture for people to carry backpacks for their activity things.  I have no doubt Durant did that here and it stuck.  And no, I do not partake.  lol
I like the jokes on here but your post makes the most sense and Durant does seem very grounded so it's probably a comfort thing with him to keep him humble. Good insight.
 
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Oh where Oh where are thou Milkman??????????????

 

Seems to me he's been solid.   Been on long rest after foots, bored thinking OKC thunder, for nikel or dime 

 

Here Milk, Milk, Milk

 
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Quote Originally Posted by vcuminh:

JJ Barea

 
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He better have a horseshoe, rabbits foot and a 4 leaf clover  if he wants to win this series.

 

Great thread

 
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Quote Originally Posted by bigrick2234:



I would rather see him squeeze it all in a satchel. or perhaps an extra large fannie pack

This Satchel or is the fannie pack not large enough?
 
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He carrys it around because he knows Dirk is gonna take him to school all series
 
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girls  phone numbers.
 
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It's not a backpack at all.....it's a 'MAN-Purse' !!
 
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Great thread! 
 
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What's in his backpack?

His best years off basketball...they're behind him

 
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From Jim Rome:

".... And now we know what’s really in Durant’s backpack. A parachute. And I loved how he got t’ed up for screaming “And one” after he did it. Man he was feeling it: I’ve never seen him break out the mean mug either, which was equally awesome. I just hope that backpack has a zipper pocket; you know, a place to store Brendan Haywood’s heart. Because he just ripped it right out of his chest. (in reference to his Game 2 dunk)


Speaking of K.D.’s backpack. Maybe you saw him rock it and thought, dude…are you a college grad hiking through Europe…or a head at the senior stoner tree…or an 8 year old? Where’s the propellor beanie? Did you park your razor (scooter) in the players’ lot?. Well, if you did, I guarantee you’re not thinking that anymore. Now, you’re thinking. Where can I get one?

The accessory of the 2011 NBA playoffs is not Dr. Dre’s cans…or Lamar Odom’s perfume. It’s Kevin Durant’s backpack. And it’s on its way to become the accessory of 2011, period. K.D. is on the verge of making backpacks the new sneakers.

And why does the guy rock that look? Why does anyone do anything? Because he can. Do you know how much game you have to have to show up at post game presser with a backpack on and make it look cool. The kind of game that enables him to drop 40 in the postseason whenever he wants to. K.D.’s game is so stupid he could rock a fanny pack if he wanted to. Kevin, I know there are still cats out there that don’t get the backpack. I’m not one of them. I’m out in front of this thing; there’s a backpack revolution going on (and either you’re with us or against us. What I’m saying K.D. is, I’ve got your back. And your backpack. "

 

Great take by Jim Rome ....lol 

 
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When i always see durant on the conference with the backpack , i always laugh my ass off ...

ahahaha
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by winkstrap:

it sure aint condoms

durant shagged liz cambage and blew in her box  no glove for the love machine KD

 

 

 at least durant is a winner at something

durant and cambage also have something else in common they are both number 2 picks in the draft

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