Stephen Curry goes glass, absolutely destroys hotel-room table with golf swing

[BrockForBroglio]

lol @some of the self righteous indignation in here.

He did something stupid, took ownership for it, even called himself an idiot for it and some folks act like he's a horrible person.

And it was broken glass, not a trashed hotel room.

But still....why do these intitled people think it is ok to destroy a room? Money is not a factor....

 

[trojanfan12]

Ah, this is the new standard. It's OK because Every Heavy Metal Band Ever was worse. {Sigh}

lol @thinking that was the point.

By your logic, doing something stupid, owning it and making fun of yourself for the stupid thing you did is the new standard for being a thug.

 

[Guidry79]

I think it's just this Guidry nutjob with a problem.

You use "throbbing member" as your caption. So I understand your standards of personal behavior. Nuff said.

 

[Guidry79]

lol @thinking that was the point.

By your logic, doing something stupid, owning it and making fun of yourself for the stupid thing you did is the new standard for being a thug.

By your logic, doing something stupid, owning it and making fun of yourself for the stupid thing you did qualifies you for a Presidential Medal of Honor.

 

[tlance]

It sounds like you don't know him at all, particularly the adult version. I'll repeat: not at all.

Better than you do!

 

[trojanfan12]

But still....why do these intitled people think it is ok to destroy a room? Money is not a factor....

He didn't destroy the room, he broke what was obviously a large piece of glass (probably a table), owned it and called himself an idiot for it. How does that make him entitled and thinking it's ok?

Entitled would be doing it, bragging about it and complaining when the hotel charged him for the cost of the table.

 

[trojanfan12]

By your logic, doing something stupid, owning it and making fun of yourself for the stupid thing you did qualifies you for a Presidential Medal of Honor.

Yeah, because that's what I said.

 

[Guidry79]

Better than you do!

Yes, as one is to zero on a scale of 1,000.

 

[CitySushi]

LOL. People acting like he took a golf club and just started Hulk smashing shit in his room. He took a club and took a swing and it hit the table and shattered it. Poor choice to swing a club in a room? Absolutely. But calling him a terrible person for this is just straight up funny.

 

[Wamu]

The person that started this thread should have clarified exactly what Steph did. It was only 1 broken table? That isn't trashing a hotel room.

 

[trojanfan12]

The person that started this thread should have clarified exactly what Steph did. It was only 1 broken table? That isn't trashing a hotel room.

The funniest part is that dude literally told on himself. No one would even know if he didn't post a picture, make fun of himself and calling himself an idiot.

 

[msgkings322]

You use "throbbing member" as your caption. So I understand your standards of personal behavior. Nuff said.

Wow you are officially the most humorless person on the internet. We're gonna have fun with you, cupcake.

 

[Guidry79]

The person that started this thread should have clarified exactly what Steph did. It was only 1 broken table? That isn't trashing a hotel room.

No one knows.

The person that started this thread should have clarified exactly what Steph did. It was only 1 broken table? That isn't trashing a hotel room.

Every headline of this article called it a "trashing" -- only Steph and the hotel staff know what happened. That is just an absolute boatload of glass.

 

[Guidry79]

Wow you are officially the most humorless person on the internet. We're gonna have fun with you, cupcake.

You think "throbbing member" is funny? You must be a scream at the frat parties. "We're gonna have fun with you, cupcake." Like -- are you kidding me? You are such a -- child! How old are you, sonny? Maybe you are young enough to simply aspire to frat humor. Let me guess -- 13? Does your mommy know you are on the Internet? ha ha ha!

 

[msgkings322]

You think "throbbing member" is funny? You must be a scream at the frat parties. "We're gonna have fun with you, cupcake." Like -- are you kidding me? You are such a -- child! How old are you, sonny? Maybe you are young enough to simply aspire to frat humor. Let me guess -- 13? Does your mommy know you are on the Internet? ha ha ha!

Oh my you're one of those. This is gonna be fun.

 

[CitySushi]

No one knows.

Every headline of this article called it a "trashing" -- only Steph and the hotel staff know what happened. That is just an absolute boatload of glass.

Want to take a guess how the public knows about this "trashing"?

It's because Steph tweeted out a picture himself of the damage. You think he's that big of an idiot to tweet out a picture showing himself destroying a hotel room?

Yes, when you break glass, generally there is lots of it. It's kind of how that works.

 

[msgkings322]

Want to take a guess how the public knows about this "trashing"?

It's because Steph tweeted out a picture himself of the damage. You think he's that big of an idiot to tweet out a picture showing himself destroying a hotel room?

Yes, when you break glass, generally there is lots of it. It's kind of how that works.

This derp is way too invested in his take, he won't ever see logic on it

 

[Guidry79]

Want to take a guess how the public knows about this "trashing"?

It's because Steph tweeted out a picture himself of the damage. You think he's that big of an idiot to tweet out a picture showing himself destroying a hotel room?

Yes, when you break glass, generally there is lots of it. It's kind of how that works.

Hmmm, interesting. Tell me, when you break glass, is it always "lots of it"? Think very carefully before you answer, use every ounce of brainpower. Let me help. When I break "a glass" there is actually -- not much glass. When someone breaks a chandalier, well, that is certainly a lot of glass. You see, the "amount" of glass broken is actually in proportion to the amount of glass in the original object! That's actually "how it works." And Steph broke a boatload of glass!

 

[Guidry79]

Oh my you're one of those. This is gonna be fun.

Tell me when you turn 18 and then we'll talk, kiddo.

 

[CitySushi]

Hmmm, interesting. Tell me, when you break glass, is it always "lots of it"? Think very carefully before you answer, use every ounce of brainpower. Let me help. When I break "a glass" there is actually -- not much glass. When someone breaks a chandalier, well, that is certainly a lot of glass. You see, the "amount" of glass broken is actually in proportion to the amount of glass in the original object! That's actually "how it works." And Steph broke a boatload of glass!

So your hot take here is that it's illogical the amount of glass, directly surrounding the table btw, is not a result of the damaged glass table, but of subsequently damaging a glass chandelier and various other glass items. Then he conveniently placed the glass around the glass table.

Great logic here sir.