
While he's not nearly as colorful in his opinions as Darnell Dockett, Orlando Magic guard Gilbert Arenas is undoubtedly one of the most entertaining athletes on Twitter (as I’ve occasionally pointed out) because his jokes are often far funnier on the unintentional scale than they are in his head. Since his return to Twitter, Arenas has already been fined by the NBA for cursing while invoking David Stern’s name, taken us on a blind date, given away a few billion pairs of shoes, and started a plank war with Dwight Howard. Needless to say, he gets the most out of Twitter.
But on Tuesday, Arenas offered us a glimpse at his serious side. What started as a trip to his local 7-11 for a free Slurpee on 7/11, became an exercise in civil rights. Because Arenas referred to the 7-11 cashier as “Muhammad”, he received a little backlash from his followers, causing him to defend himself with a diatribe about racism. For instance, did you know that if you’re from Los Angeles, you can’t possibly be racist? All that and more in this week’s @Storytime with Gilbert Arenas.
















Black athletes seem extremely convinced that you can say anything you want about black people and nobody will care.
I’m just glad Arenas didn’t bring a gun with him to the 7-11. Sounds like he was getting pretty pissed about that free Slurpee.
I’m from LA and Gilbert is totally right. Minus that whole LA Riots thing…
None of this matters if I can’t get a coke slurpee that tastes like Coca Cola. WTF 7/11?
Call each other names, have shootouts in the streets, bring back slavery but GET THAT SYRUP MIX CORRECTED
@Del Jue – Yeah, what’s the deal with that? Coke slurpees have always tasted like butt. How hard should it be to crunch up a bunch of ice in a coke?
They won’t answer my emails.
Sometimes you’ll run across the real thing at a random gas station and before you can leave your wife and kids, change jobs and move closer they manage to fuck it up just like 7/11.