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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.And now Kravitz is having a hysterical meltdown, calling Bird a liar and accusing him of not knowing what he's talking about.
Kravitz fires back at Bird over Deflategate
It's going to take Kravitz hours to get his panties unbunched.
it just never ever gets old. no matter how many times i see this stuff from larry and the 80s Celtics.Here's a great article on Larry Bird ....
If he played in this era I wonder how the social media would work for or against him?
33 Incredible Larry Bird Trash Talk Stories That Prove Why He's The Best Trash Talker of All Time! - Viral Hoops
My response to Kravitz on his blog:
It's very interesting that you, Bob, have (SUPPOSEDLY) read the Wells Report, court briefs, presumably the rebuttal report, the AEI study, etc. and YOU are the one that lacks even a fundamental understanding of deflategate science. You do not have to be a chemistry professor, as I am, to conclude with near certainty that nobody took any air our of any footballs after inspections at the AFCCG. Every reputable scientist on Earth, other than those paid off handsomely by Roger Goodell, has reached that conclusion. If the Patriots footballs were deflated, it was by about an average of about 0.02 psi, and (here is the kicker) that 0.02 psi is with an error in the measurement of about 0.4 psi. Yes, from the numbers, all footballs were at their expected pressures, as best as we can tell. But.... why don't you do the experiment yourself? Why argue about it for 10 months? It's easy. Inflate a football, cool it 25 degrees by putting it in a high-set refrigerator for 2 hr., you will see that the air pressure drops a little over 1 psi (like a Pats football!), then if you let it warm up toward room temperature for 8-10 minutes and you will see that the pressure has then dropped only 0.5 psi (like a Colts football!). It is what happens on Earth. Confined gas loses pressure as it cools and gains pressure as it warms. Say... on the first cold day of winter, when your low tire pressure light came on in your car, did you blame Tom Brady? It's established, 18th-century science. Go ask an 8th grader.
Paragraphs, manMy response to Kravitz on his blog:
It's very interesting that you, Bob, have (SUPPOSEDLY) read the Wells Report, court briefs, presumably the rebuttal report, the AEI study, etc. and YOU are the one that lacks even a fundamental understanding of deflategate science. You do not have to be a chemistry professor, as I am, to conclude with near certainty that nobody took any air our of any footballs after inspections at the AFCCG. Every reputable scientist on Earth, other than those paid off handsomely by Roger Goodell, has reached that conclusion. If the Patriots footballs were deflated, it was by about an average of about 0.02 psi, and (here is the kicker) that 0.02 psi is with an error in the measurement of about 0.4 psi. Yes, from the numbers, all footballs were at their expected pressures, as best as we can tell. But.... why don't you do the experiment yourself? Why argue about it for 10 months? It's easy. Inflate a football, cool it 25 degrees by putting it in a high-set refrigerator for 2 hr., you will see that the air pressure drops a little over 1 psi (like a Pats football!), then if you let it warm up toward room temperature for 8-10 minutes and you will see that the pressure has then dropped only 0.5 psi (like a Colts football!). It is what happens on Earth. Confined gas loses pressure as it cools and gains pressure as it warms. Say... on the first cold day of winter, when your low tire pressure light came on in your car, did you blame Tom Brady? It's established, 18th-century science. Go ask an 8th grader.
When you hit "return" on a blog like that, your post is over.Paragraphs, man
Huh.
So Bob Kravitz has a problem with people questioning his integrity without having all of the facts?
Go figure.
Blob Krudditz
I torture him every chance I think about this bag of shyt...truly a despicable scumbag toady for an incredibly obnoxious, odious owner.
I read that comment. That was great. Kravitz was getting killed by all the commenters. Gold!!!My response to Kravitz on his blog:
It's very interesting that you, Bob, have (SUPPOSEDLY) read the Wells Report, court briefs, presumably the rebuttal report, the AEI study, etc. and YOU are the one that lacks even a fundamental understanding of deflategate science. You do not have to be a chemistry professor, as I am, to conclude with near certainty that nobody took any air our of any footballs after inspections at the AFCCG. Every reputable scientist on Earth, other than those paid off handsomely by Roger Goodell, has reached that conclusion. If the Patriots footballs were deflated, it was by about an average of about 0.02 psi, and (here is the kicker) that 0.02 psi is with an error in the measurement of about 0.4 psi. Yes, from the numbers, all footballs were at their expected pressures, as best as we can tell. But.... why don't you do the experiment yourself? Why argue about it for 10 months? It's easy. Inflate a football, cool it 25 degrees by putting it in a high-set refrigerator for 2 hr., you will see that the air pressure drops a little over 1 psi (like a Pats football!), then if you let it warm up toward room temperature for 8-10 minutes and you will see that the pressure has then dropped only 0.5 psi (like a Colts football!). It is what happens on Earth. Confined gas loses pressure as it cools and gains pressure as it warms. Say... on the first cold day of winter, when your low tire pressure light came on in your car, did you blame Tom Brady? It's established, 18th-century science. Go ask an 8th grader.
An exponent study I paid for says you can hit return without posting.When you hit "return" on a blog like that, your post is over.
My response to Kravitz on his blog:
It's very interesting that you, Bob, have (SUPPOSEDLY) read the Wells Report, court briefs, presumably the rebuttal report, the AEI study, etc. and YOU are the one that lacks even a fundamental understanding of deflategate science. You do not have to be a chemistry professor, as I am, to conclude with near certainty that nobody took any air our of any footballs after inspections at the AFCCG. Every reputable scientist on Earth, other than those paid off handsomely by Roger Goodell, has reached that conclusion. If the Patriots footballs were deflated, it was by about an average of about 0.02 psi, and (here is the kicker) that 0.02 psi is with an error in the measurement of about 0.4 psi. Yes, from the numbers, all footballs were at their expected pressures, as best as we can tell. But.... why don't you do the experiment yourself? Why argue about it for 10 months? It's easy. Inflate a football, cool it 25 degrees by putting it in a high-set refrigerator for 2 hr., you will see that the air pressure drops a little over 1 psi (like a Pats football!), then if you let it warm up toward room temperature for 8-10 minutes and you will see that the pressure has then dropped only 0.5 psi (like a Colts football!). It is what happens on Earth. Confined gas loses pressure as it cools and gains pressure as it warms. Say... on the first cold day of winter, when your low tire pressure light came on in your car, did you blame Tom Brady? It's established, 18th-century science. Go ask an 8th grader.
When you hit "return" on a blog like that, your post is over.