Your remarks clearly BEET mine.

BTW – here’s some NBA news you may have missed while you where watching the E! channel.

The Rocket’s Courtney Lee will miss his second game in a row because of the calf injury that befell him during Tuesday night’s contest against the Lakers. Kyle Lowry, meanwhile, is being listed as a game time decision due to a bone bruise he sustained on his right foot during Thursday’s practice session when he got the worst of a collision with Jeff Adrien.

If Lowry is unable to go, that would move Goran Dragic into the starting lineup for tonight’s game, giving him the responsibility of matching up with Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook. Westbrook’s early season struggles have been well-documented – his numbers are down across the board compared to the stats he posted during his All-Star season a year ago – but he remains a dangerous and dynamic player capable of breaking out at any time.

The key to defending Westbrook comes down to keeping him out of the lane and away from the rim; something far easier said than done, of course. If, however, the Rockets are able to do that, Dragic and company will frequently be fine with letting him fire away from the outside, happily inviting the Thunder point guard to launch as many perimeter jump shots as he pleases.

Oh, and you took an awfully long time to write and complain about something that had apparently already been a waste of time. Doesn’t sound very smart to me. And one more thing, if you are going to complain and try to be witty in the process, you should try actually being witty. Cause your attempt was really lame.

The Thunder’s beat writer, rather than giving us some insight about the Thunder’s biggest (literally) stretch of games of the season, instead writes this drivel (interesting word – look it up darrell).

Thanks so much for keeping us posted on who’s going steady with whom. Guess I’ll check a Houston paper to find out about our games tonight and tomorrow.

Maybe you should be the Oklahoman’s BEET writer instead. You know beets can be interesting. They are best known for their numerous cultivated varieties, the best known of which is the purple root vegetable known as the beetroot or garden beet. However, other cultivated varieties include the leaf vegetables chard and spinach beet, as well as the root vegetables sugar beet, which is important in the production of table sugar, and mangelwurzel, which is a fodder crop.

That would have made for a more intersting read. Go darrell, or new beet writer!