Shane Battier Knows White People
(audience cheers wildly)
(audience golf clap)
Joining us today are Tracy McGrady, Shane Battier, Bonzi Wells and Yao Ming.
Uh, Yao can’t make it today. He said he’d rather be practicing his free throw shooting. I’m filling in for him.
I’m Rafer Alston. You might also know me as "Skip to my Lou" from my time…Today’s first question:
What movie won the Oscar for Best Picture from 1996?
Scarface?
Yeah, Scarface! That movie was kick-ass!
Bullshit!
Actually, fellas, the winner of the Oscar that year was none other than The English Patient. It was a very touching and heartfelt love story of a nurse attending to a plane crash victim during World War II. Juliette Binoche also won an individual Oscar for Best Supporting Actress and Ralph Fiennes was robbed of his award.
What the?Who won the NEXTEL points championship for NASCAR this year?
NEXTEL? Is that the gay walkie-talking phone thing?
Oh, I know – the dude that has that hot-ass wife. The actress and shit. She was in that movie Heat – now that was a badass movie!
Oh, yeah, Ashley Judd – she’s fine!
Someone mention a white girl?WHO WANTS TO SEX MUTOMBO?!?!
Guys, come on, you’re close but Dario drives in the Indy circuit. NASCAR is a different racing league with different cars. The correct answer is Jimmie Johnson. He also won the race for the Cup in 2006 as well.
Jimmie Johnson? That does sound like a white boy’s name. Is his wife hot?
Uhhhh… I don’t know.Today’s third question is:
What is "Generation X"?
X? Is that like all the kids of Malcolm X?
No, dumbass, it’s the disc of remixes from Terminator X – you know, Public Enemy!
Yeah, how’d I forget that?! Damn, I miss Chuck D and even Flava before he went all crazy and shit.
Well, Chuck, Generation X is not exactly an official term, but it refers to the generation of people born between the years 1964 and 1980. This generation is also known as the "slacker" generation and the terms have been used interchangeably in pop culture and political discourse.
Man, fuck you and your Duke degree. Did Coach K tell you all these answers?Today’s fourth and final question:
Who is this man?

Probably one of Battier’s professors at Duke. Fuck this.
Oh, Novak made me watch Office Space recently, is that Michael Bolton? Novak won’t shut up about that guy.
Dude! It’s not Michael Bolton – that guy sucks!
Actually, Tracy, the man pictured here is Kenny Gorelick, better known to his fans as "Kenny G" – for he is a popular saxophone player and musician. He is best known for Breathless which came out in 1992. It sold a few million copies and made Kenny a household name.
Bitch, I am about to kick your ass.Well, that about wraps up today’s show. Our winner and champion in impressive form today is Shane Battier!
[announcer] Congratulations, Shane! For your efforts, your prizes are Season One of the hilarious and thematic TV show thirtysomething on DVD; a family size jar of mayonnaise; and last, but not least, an autographed copy of Kenny G’s Breathless CD!
Wow, thanks! This is awesome!
Obama.
Obama.
yeah, Obama.
Oh, yeah, sorry about that. I was busy daydreaming about my awesome jumpshot.
Ummm, that’s a personal question and I do not feel comfortable discussing it in such a public forum.
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I grew up in Houston and went to Duke, and Shane is my favorite player in the NBA.
Awesome.
by Drew on Dec 13, 2007 11:00 AM CST reply actions 0 recs
We attended the Memphis game on the 5th... and they have the features on the big scoreboard during timeouts. Battier, Rafer, Bonzi and Chuck were asked about TV theme songs. Battier got all of them right immediately (Three's Company, Taxi, Laverne & Shirley, etc.).
Lee and I both immediately deemed him the whitest man alive.
by grungedave on Dec 13, 2007 12:02 PM CST reply actions 0 recs















