Machine that produces bricks inspires NBA player roasting
Jul 20, 2017, 7:07 PM
A missed shot in basketball has many names.
An airball is a shot that doesn’t touch the basket or backboard, hence only hitting air. A rim rejection is when a player tries to slam one down but didn’t jump quite high enough. A brick is typically a missed shot that hits the rim.
So, naturally, when a totally legit and informative article by Business Insider hit Twitter describing a brick producing machine, people had some fun with it.
This machine can produce 300 bricks a minute https://t.co/KSk4ReSVjc pic.twitter.com/mNPQawaWra
— Business Insider (@businessinsider) July 15, 2017
Iman Shumpert look mad different in this photo https://t.co/ncdCLGDFbj
— Lucas (@L_Saunders12) July 19, 2017
Knicks about to sign this machine to a $80 million deal https://t.co/oFaTPclwUZ
— Courtney Waldon (@wheresWALDOn12) July 19, 2017
"Hold my beer", said Andre Drummond while standing at the free throw line. https://t.co/9DnzfeQcGY
— LG (@LGhail) July 19, 2017
Glad Trey Burke found another job! https://t.co/S5fGVlc4Gg
— ThoughtsInTransition (@dunkyourfaceoff) July 20, 2017
DeAndre Jordan? https://t.co/KXm7GUq7PG
— Alex Tartaglia (@twentyalex) July 19, 2017
Damn I thought Kobe retired smh
— Turnt Krabs (@KrabsTurnt) July 16, 2017
How disrespectful "this machine." Call him by his name, Harrison Barnes https://t.co/yWpSKsAU0b
— nah u gud (@KingEdgeri) July 20, 2017
Someone even took the time to create a nice image of Toronto Raptors’ DeMar DeRozan literally shooting bricks, because of course they did.
— edⓂ️und0️⃣ (@edmundoTO) July 20, 2017
Well played.
