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They say that nobody is perfect. Then they tell you practice makes perfect. I wish they'd make up their minds.
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Everything is habit forming, so make sure what you do is what you want to be doing.
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The man who won't loan money isn't going to have many friends - or need them.
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Wilt Chamberlain, all seven feet one inch and 275 pounds of him, had no problem running a 50-mile ultra when he was sixty years old after his knees had survived a lifetime of basketball.
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Christopher McDougall (Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen)
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If D1 was a just distribution, and people voluntarily moved from it to D2, transferring parts of their shares they were given under D1 (what was it for if not to do something with?), isn't D2 also just? If the people were entitled to dispose of the resources to which they were entitled (under D1), didn't this include their being entitled to give it to, or exchange it with, Wilt Chamberlain? Can anyone else complain on grounds of justice? Each other person already has his legitimate share under D1. Under D1, there is nothing that anyone has that anyone else has a claim of justice against. After someone transfers something to Wilt Chamberlain, third parties still have their legitimate shares; their shares are not changed. By what process could such a transfer among two persons give rise to a legitimate claim of distributive justice on a portion of what was transferred, by a third party who had no claim of justice on any holding of the others before the transfer?
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Robert Nozick (Anarchy, State, and Utopia)
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Tall people are naturally confident. History has proven this - Alexander the Great, Wilt Chamberlain, Gisele.
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Chuck Klosterman (The Visible Man)
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Michael Jordan wasnβt the first basketball hero by any means, but our desire to have a hero, as sparked by earlier stars like Wilt Chamberlain and Larry Bird, made it easier for Michael to walk in and fill a role that had to be filled by someone.
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Seth Godin (Unleashing the Ideavirus: Stop Marketing AT People! Turn Your Ideas into Epidemics by Helping Your Customers Do the Marketing Thing for You.)
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Everyone roots for David, Nobody pulls for Goliath
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Wilt Chamberlain, all seven feet one inch and 275 pounds of him, had no problem running a 50-mile ultra when he was sixty years old after his knees had survived a lifetime of basketball. Hell, a Norwegian sailor named Mensen Ernst barely even remembered what dry land felt like when he came ashore back in 1832, but he still managed to run all the way from Paris to Moscow to win a bet, averaging one hundred thirty miles a day for fourteen days, wearing God only knows what kind of clodhoppers on God only knows what kind of roads.
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Who's the greatest center of all time, Wilt Chamberlain or Kareem Abdul-Jabbar? Where does Shaquille O'Neal land in the rankings? Would you pick Tim Duncan or Charles Barkley as the better power forward? Who's your best Sixth Man? Where does LeBron James rank among small forwards?
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Sports Illustrated Basketball's Greatest Hardcover β October 21, 2014
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Detroit 8-1 vs. Baltimore, Chicago.
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Wayne Lynch (Season of the 76ers: The Story of Wilt Chamberlain and the 1967 NBA Champion Philadelphia 76ers)
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As Hawk moved away, he heard the girl ask, "Wilt, what sign were you born under?"
"The dollar sign, answered Chamberlain. "The dollar sign.
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David Wolf
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noting shortcomings on defense in particular. βHe can shoot with two hands, and I still canβt,β no less an informed observer than Philadelphia 76ers center Wilt Chamberlain said. βHeβs got a great body and is well coordinated for his age. Already heβs bigger than I am by an inch or so. His legs are well developed.β The season was four games
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Scott Howard-Cooper (Kingdom on Fire: Kareem, Wooden, Walton, and the Turbulent Days of the UCLA Basketball Dynasty)
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Good things come to those who work.
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Flyers were placed in every seat stating: βWhen, not if, the Lakers win the title, balloons will be released from the rafters, the USC marching band will play Happy Days Are Here Again and broadcaster Chick Hearn will interview Elgin Baylor, Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlain in that order.
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Roger Gordon (6.4.76 Phoenix Suns Vs. Boston Celtics: The Greatest Game Ever Played)
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I believe that good things come to those who work. βWilt Chamberlain
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Joel Schwartzberg (Get to the Point!: Sharpen Your Message and Make Your Words Matter)
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Who is it?" I called sweetly.
"It's Wilt Chamberlain. Open up so we can play one on one.
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Scott Turow (Pleading Guilty (Kindle County Legal Thriller, #3))