That tattoo on Alexis Ajinca's neck is indeed the symbol from the television show Heroes. It means, "A talent sent from God."
Ex-Bobcat fact, via @stackmack
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David A. Arnott
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I could have sworn it actually meant...
“Well Travelled”
or
“Return to Sender”
Bobcats Basketball is my only pro sports passion...
LOVE the "Return to Sender"
How about another tat below it with the symbol for
“in negligible amounts”
“Body sent from Fisher-Price”
“Body sent everywhere else”
or my personal favorite:
“delivered to wrong address”
P.S. - Is it an interim fling or a permanent bromance?
by Ourdaywillcome on Jan 25, 2011 4:43 PM EST up reply actions
must have gotten his
the same day Dj was getting one. Wonder what Dj has since Ajinca has his?
Fact: All you care about is points.
Blindly Optimistic follower of The Iowa Hawkeyes, San Francisco 49ers, Carolina Hurricanes, and the Charlotte Bobcats.
FRENCH STYLE STRING BEAN
Mark him down as a failed LB experiment. What could have been if only Oak had a chance to whip PePe Le P.U. into shape !
by chris in union county on Jan 25, 2011 8:29 PM EST reply actions
A talent sent from God
Signed: Larry Brown
Oh no! We suck again!
by Bring Back Primoz on Jan 25, 2011 8:56 PM EST reply actions
That God fellow sure does have a great sense of humor
Gerald Wallace is the way, the truth, and the light
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