Updated: Hawks schedule released
Vivlamore filling in for MC.
The Hawks 2012-13 regular-season schedule was released Thursday and fans will get an opportunity to see two former key members of their team – Joe Johnson and Marvin Williams – return to Philips Arena in a five-day span.
The schedule also includes games against the Eastern and Western Conference champions, the Heat and Thunder, in a five-day span in the first month of the season.
Here are several other notables about the schedule:
Lin-sane start: The Hawks open the regular-season at home against the Rockets on Friday, Nov. 2. That will be Jeremy Lin’s first game with Houston after leaving the Knicks as a free agent this month. The season ends in New York against the Knicks and the Hawks old head coach Mike Woodson. Five of the eight games in April to end the season are at home.
Welcome back: Williams will return to Atlanta on Friday, Jan. 11 with the Jazz, exactly six months after he was traded. Johnson returns on Wednesday, Jan. 16 as a member of the Nets after he was traded in the off-season. The Hawks next game is also against Johnson, a Jan. 18 matchup in Brooklyn. Johnson will play once more in Atlanta on March 9.
Champions: The Hawks host the defending NBA champion Heat on Nov. 9. They will travel to Oklahoma City to play the Thunder on Nov. 4, the second game of the season.
Longest stretches: The schedule includes a season-high five straight home games from Nov. 24 to Dec. 7. It includes a season-long road trip of six games between Feb. 24 and March 4. The schedule features 30 stretches of three games in four nights. It also includes four stretches of four games in five nights.
Take a break: The NBA All-Star weekend will be Feb. 14-17 in Houston. The Hawks will play 51 games before the break, 26 at home.
National TV: The Hawks have six games on national television. They are on ESPN three times (twice vs. the Knicks and once vs. the Heat) and on NBA TV three times (vs. the Magic, Bulls and Pacers).
Holiday play: The Timberwolves will be this year’s Martin Luther King Day opponent at Philips Arena. They do not play on Thanksgiving or Christmas day but will spend New Year’s Eve in Houston and New Year’s Day in New Orleans.
Here is the complete Hawks’ 2012-13 regular-season schedule:
NOVEMBER
Fri 2 HOUSTON 7:30
Sun 4 @Oklahoma City 7:00
Wed 7 INDIANA 7:30
Fri 9 MIAMI 7:30
Sun 11 @LA Clippers 3:30
Mon 12 @Portland 10:00
Wed 14 @Golden State 10:30
Fri 16 @Sacramento 10:00
Mon 19 ORLANDO (NBATV) 7:30
Wed 21 WASHINGTON 7:30
Fri 23 @Charlotte 7:00
Sat 24 LA CLIPPERS 7:00
Wed 28 CHARLOTTE 7:30
Fri 30 CLEVELAND 7:30
DECEMBER
Sun 3 @LA Lakers 9:30
Wed 5 DENVER 7:30
Fri 7 WASHINGTON 7:30
Sat 8 @Memphis 8:00
Mon 10 @Miami 7:30
Wed 12 @Orlando 7:00
Thu 13 CHARLOTTE 7:30
Sat 15 GOLDEN STATE 7:00
Tue 18 @Washington 7:00
Wed 19 OKLAHOMA CITY 7:30
Fri 21 @Philadelphia 7:00
Sat 22 CHICAGO 7:00
Wed 26 DETROIT 7:30
Fri 28 @Cleveland 7:30
Sat 29 INDIANA 7:00
Mon 31 @Houston 7:00
JANUARY
Tue 1 @New Orleans 8:00
Fri 4 @Detroit 7:30
Sat 5 BOSTON 7:00
Tue 8 @Minnesota 8:00
Wed 9 @Cleveland 7:00
Fri 11 UTAH 7:30
Sat 12 @Washington 7:00
Mon 14 @Chicago (NBATV) 8:00
Wed 16 BROOKLYN 7:30
Fri 18 @Brooklyn 7:30
Sat 19 SAN ANTONIO 7:00
Mon 21 (#) MINNESOTA 2:00
Wed 23 @Charlotte 7:00
Fri 25 BOSTON 7:30
Sun 27 @New York (ESPN) 6:30
Wed 30 TORONTO 7:30
FEBRUARY
Sat 2 CHICAGO 7:00
Tue 5 @Indiana 7:00
Wed 6 MEMPHIS 7:30
Fri 8 NEW ORLEANS 7:30
Mon 11 @Dallas 8:30
Wed 13 @Orlando 7:00
ALL-STAR BREAK – February 14-17 – HOUSTON, TX
Wed 20 MIAMI (ESPN) 8:00
Fri 22 SACRAMENTO 7:30
Sat 23 @Milwaukee 8:30
Mon 25 @Detroit 7:30
Wed 27 @Utah 9:00
MARCH
Fri 1 @Phoenix 9:00
Sun 3 @LA Lakers 9:30
Mon 4 @Denver 9:00
Wed 6 PHILADELPHIA 7:30
Fri 8 @Boston 7:30
Sat 9 BROOKLYN 7:00
Tue 12 @Miami 7:30
Wed 13 LA LAKERS 7:30
Fri 15 PHOENIX 7:30
Sun 17 @Brooklyn 8:00
Mon 18 DALLAS 7:30
Wed 20 MILWAUKEE 7:30
Fri 22 PORTLAND 7:30
Sun 24 @Milwaukee 3:00
Mon 25 @Indiana (NBATV) 7:00
Wed 27 @Toronto 7:00
Fri 29 @Boston 7:30
Sat 30 ORLANDO 7:00
APRIL
Mon 1 CLEVELAND 7:30
Wed 3 NEW YORK (ESPN) 7:00
Fri 5 PHILADELPHIA 7:30
Sat 6 @San Antonio 8:30
Wed 10 @Philadelphia 7:00
Fri 12 MILWAUKEE 7:30
Tue 16 TORONTO 7:30
Wed 17 @New York 8:00
- Chris Vivlamore
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AG
July 29th, 2012
3:41 pm
Fake steven a smith – Sautee gave you facts. Now you are questioning Al’s heart. He came back from a season ending injury to play in the playoffs. Enough said!
pointguardslim
July 29th, 2012
4:03 pm
Defense is another matter – but San Antonio did pretty well with a great offensive team last season – all did Phoenix a couple of seasons ago.
7′0 HoF and
HoF Steve Nash
really dude? better find some other comparison. With Marion at the 3, the Suns lineups are even bigger than the Hawks with Josh Smith at the 4. haha what a joke
Hawks had 6′10 Kurt Thomas/6′8 Boris Diaw, 6′10 Amare, and 6′8 Shawn Marion
Hawks have Morrow or Korver as the 3 and no Steve Nash. No wait we have a Nash type defensive liability in Lou Williams. Drew plays small and This is a recipe for disaster. But look what Ferry handed him. He has to play big or he’s gonna lose a lot of games.
pointguardslim
July 29th, 2012
4:12 pm
And really the lineup, its not about the regular season games.
Its about setting yourself up for future runs in the playoffs. You’re not winning a title with a 31 -32 yo Korver as the 3. Josh Smith has won his chance to play there.
It’s time for the Hawks to admit to past mistakes. We don’t have Don Nelson, no Steve Nash. We admitted Marvin was not going to become the Durant type small ball player and that Joe was overpaid, etc.
Now we’re gonna get pissy about being undersized and playing Nellieball is wrong? YOu really want to try Josh in the Lebron PF role? Again?
Ok. But if you know anything he’s a Iguodala type, and even Lebron would not win with that lineup.
If I told you that you have to use this lineup exclusively:
Teague – Rondo
Lou Williams -
Kyle Korver
Lebron/Iguodala
Al Horford
Could that team get past the Celtics? No. But you remove Korver for a center (Dwight./Pachulia)
You get Dwight you win the title, you get Pachulia to start at least you beat the Celtics up and are better than them.
Teague – Rondo
Lou Williams – Bradley
Lebron/Iguodala vs Pierce
Al Horford vs Bass
Pachulia vs Garnett
I cannot take losing to the Celtics anymore because Larry Drew is bending us over the table and screwing the fans over with this Nellieball garbage.
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
4:17 pm
pointguardslim,
yes, or no, did the two teams in the Finals play smallball more often than not?
steven a smith
July 29th, 2012
5:39 pm
AG
July 29th, 2012
3:41 pm
Fake steven a smith – Sautee gave you facts. Now you are questioning Al’s heart. He came back from a season ending injury to play in the playoffs. Enough said!
I am the “real deal” steven a smith, not Stephen A Smith. Now then, Al Horford is “Soft.” He is Charman tissue paper soft. Al couldn’t beat his way out of a soaking wet paper bag!
Ra'mon
July 29th, 2012
5:40 pm
Marcus, all scouts are saying the top 3 pick in next season’s draft will be a sure landing spot for one of the three superstars in the draft. This draft have 5 centers projected in the lottery. And Shabazz (I think that is his name) will be the best wing available in the draft since Lebron when he leaves UCLA after one season.
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
5:46 pm
stephen a smith,
If Robin Lopez is 4 times tougher on the glass, why is Horford’s rebounding rate higher than Lopez?
steven a smith
July 29th, 2012
5:53 pm
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
5:46 pm
stephen a smith,
If Robin Lopez is 4 times tougher on the glass, why is Horford’s rebounding rate higher than Lopez?
It is not always about the numbers. Think, if you will, about Iron Mike Tyson, Ray Lewis, Michael Jordan. Most of their opponents were defeated before the contest even began. It’s called a physcological factor. Does this make sense???
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
5:55 pm
excuse me steven a smith for getting your name wrong in previous posts. my apologies.
Now, about that question…
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
5:57 pm
“It is not always about the numbers. Think, if you will, about Iron Mike Tyson, Ray Lewis, Michael Jordan. Most of their opponents were defeated before the contest even began. It’s called a physcological factor. Does this make sense???”
The folks you named ALL had results that backed up their superior will. Where are the results showing that Robin Lopez, with his 3+ inches over Horford, has some kind of will that makes him 4 times tougher?
steven a smith
July 29th, 2012
6:10 pm
Robin Lopez was just traded. 3-Team deal. No one is knocking down the Atlanta Hawks door to get to Al Horford, no one.
steven a smith
July 29th, 2012
6:14 pm
I am stepping away now for a bucket of the Colonel’s best “Fried Chicken” I will be back to explain to you why Al Horford was “never good,” is not good,” and will never be good. “
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
6:16 pm
Who is the more overrated Allstar Professional Athlete in Atlanta today?
1. Al “All NBA” Horford
2. Matt “ICE” Ryan
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
6:45 pm
“Robin Lopez was just traded. 3-Team deal. No one is knocking down the Atlanta Hawks door to get to Al Horford, no one.” – steven a smith
Yeah, that’s why in every story about Dwight Howard, Horford is mentioned as the chip needed for Orlando to pull the string. But nobody wants a 6′10″ 250lb. big who can play center or PF and give you 15.3 ppg, and 9.3 rpg for $12M? Did you look at the list I gave for other big man signings?
Apparently not.
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
7:00 pm
Whatz up Sautee. looks like you got your hand full….LOL
s.a.s, I gotta agree, Horford Just aint cutting it. But its not because he is physically under size. The average height for a center in the NBA is 6′10″. Sautee and I go back and forth on this but Big Al is closer to 6′ 10 1/2″ 265,
When you look at most exceptional centers like Howard, Bynum, Jefferson, Moses Malone, and so on, they may struggle there first or second year and then Wham! they figure the s hit out, Put on muscle mass and take over the paint.
Not our Al. SMH, His attitude is so not into the position. He could careless. After five (5) years, Al is yet to do any thing at All. Al is a burst, hes peaked. He should have been traded with Marvin. Al brings back too much of what was wrong with the hawks core, Teague does to for that matter.
Jefferson >>>> Al Hoford.
Weed Smokers Unite !
July 29th, 2012
7:05 pm
15.3 ppg, and 9.3 rpg for $12M
Al’s career average 12pt 8rb
college avearage 12pts 7 rbs
playoffs average 11pts 7rbs
Allstar average 05pts 3rbs
Thats what you get for 12,000,000.000, 12pts,8rbs.
Really Is that a good investment?
I can get 2 Zaza’s and 1 Ivan, or 3 Ivans and 1 Zaza for that amount and have more of a fighting impact at the rim.
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
7:22 pm
Slimjr
July 26th, 2012
3:33 pm
The Hawks are going to surprise some people!
Surprised? ? ? Im Shock and fcking Appalled ! How dare they bring back the same project children (teague and Al) from last year and the year before and before? I thought we were going to clear the core project kids up and trade them some where?
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
7:25 pm
*Im Shocked and fcking Appalled
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
7:27 pm
Who is the more overrated Allstar Professional Athlete in Atlanta today?
. Matt “ICE” Ryan is slightly more over rated than Al
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
7:31 pm
So, T-s, if Horford is as bad as you say, why would Orlando even want him? If he’s as bad as you say wouldn’t Rob Hennigan just laugh at trading for him?
Randy
July 29th, 2012
7:34 pm
“Now you are questioning Al’s heart. He came back from a season ending injury to play in the playoffs. Enough said!”
Well he did that for the playoff money, Al was the most rested man in the playoffs. All of the other guys were tired and worn down, wore out, after a full season plus playoffs. Al should have dominated and put up 35 or 40 point per night along with 15-20 rbs.. I cant believe it was just another typical performance against tired battle weary old players who folded in the next round.
I expected more from a guy who rested nearly the entire season.
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
7:40 pm
Sautee, Al is a solid player and could be an impact guy if his attitude was different. Even with his attitude he is a good player. but so is Ivan, and zaza. Im just saying Al is far over rated. Its a joke to call him ” All NBA ” or” All Star” Al is an very good average player. Hes complementary but not the type you build a team around. His best role would probably be to come off the bench Ala Zaza since Josh is far better at the power forward position.
. We need a center like Jefferson.
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
7:43 pm
“Al should have dominated and put up 35 or 40 point per night along with 15-20 rbs.”
To do that, he would have taken shots away from Josh. Not a good idea there, T-s. If you are misguided enough to truly think that Al should shoot that much, then you fail to realize what kind of player he is. Or is not, rather.
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
7:44 pm
ALL NBA would help the Hawks significantly with his limited offensive skill set by not focusing on scoring but putting it all [energy] into help interior defense and rebounding..
Work on producing crisp sharp passes to his perimeter knock down shooters….
He has got to produce more in that part of his game than scoring for this franchise to make a statement this coming playoffs! PLAYOFFS??????
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
7:50 pm
Become a 4th or 5th option with the assembled cast of players.. His scoring is not that important anymore at the 5…
Less shooting more passing out the post to the “skilled’ perimeter players he[Al] should do..
Focus on grabbing 12-17 boards a night
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
7:56 pm
“Its a joke to call him ” All NBA ” or” All Star” ”
Maybe to you, but obviously NOT to the NBA head coaches. Here’s what I don’t understand:
Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE agrees that there is a dearth of talent at the center position in the NBA. Therefore, whomever makes the All-Star team, and the All-NBA team at center behind D12 (East) and Bynum (West) will be suspect, from a talent standpoint. I think it’s pretty easy to agree upon that. But here’s the thing: SOMEBODY is going to be named the second center on the All-Star team in the East. By rule, the coaches MUST vote for a center not on their roster.
So if SOMEBODY is going to be named to the A-S team, why aren’t you (or ANY Hawks fan) glad that it’s one of our players? What would it say about Horford if he were NOT considered to be at least near the second best center in the conference? I’d much rather that he is in consideration.
It’s strange to me that anyone claiming to be a Hawks fan wouldn’t be happy that any Hawks player made the All-Star team. But some seem to be more bothered about it than happy for the team and what it says about them. Just my two cents.
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
8:04 pm
agreed Slimjr. Al role should be what it should have always been. 12–17 boards, some block 2 or 3 shots, Alter a few shots, put a couple of people on their butts. Score on put backs strong, drawing fouls. Being a 4th or 5th option playoff off the pick and role since his offensive skill set is so limit.
Al’s problem is not knowing and accepting his role.
Sautee if Al had used the energy from resting the majority of the season against th tired old men called the Celtics, he could have taken 12-15 shot from low post play, Drew fouls and got 30pts without taking shots away from Josh or JJ
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
8:13 pm
“Al’s problem is not knowing and accepting his role.
Sautee if Al had used the energy from resting the majority of the season against th tired old men called the Celtics, he could have taken 12-15 shot from low post play, Drew fouls and got 30pts without taking shots away from Josh or JJ” – T-s
Now, T-s, you are contradicting yourself. You want Al to “know his role” and be a 4th or 5th option, but yet you say he should take 12-15 shots in the low post?
FYI, this season Marvin was 4th option taking 8.2 shots per game. Zaza was 5th taking 5.8 shots per game.
Can’t have it both ways.
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
8:13 pm
I hear your points Sautee@ 7:56 and I wont disagree. Your point is well taken.
Having said that. THE HAWKS STILL NEED A STARTING CENTER, We are not going to win with Al.
No matter how popular Al is to 1 or 2 coaches, Hes not that kind of talent. Id love to have Jefferson instead of Al. The problem I have is Im like Josh, I want to win a championship.
You can Al what you want, but its impossible for me to call him, 2nd or 3rd best. If he was, why did he let Amare punk him out and win the game against him? Isnt Al better than Amare by your standards?
You can keep your 1 or 2 coaches who added Al. The fans arent fooled and Al is never voted as the number 2 center. in the conference. More along the lines of 5th or 6th which would be about right.
Blue Steel
July 29th, 2012
8:19 pm
“Now, T-s, you are contradicting yourself. You want Al to “know his role” and be a 4th or 5th option, but yet you say he should take 12-15 shots in the low post?”
No Sautee, you (as usual) are twisting what I am saying to confuse the issue. Last year or the year before Al did not understand or rather did not accept his role. I am hoping that he would have matured and as Slimjr says (I agree) accept his role THIS year as a 4th or 5th option and hit the boards play some D and help the team.
Now you can and will twist and distort that. That usually what you do when you cant refute the facts, either that or you start your trolling routine.
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
8:28 pm
T-s,
I respect that you feel differently, and that’s ok. I feel like Horford is certainly better than either Joel Anthony, or Kendrick Perkins, whose teams were in the Finals. Of course we don’t have a James or a Durant, but we DO have Josh.
Seriously, I’d LOVE to see what a good offensive coach could do with Al and Josh playing a high-low set. You just said yourself that Al was no worse than 5th or 6th in the conference, which means he competes well at that position with all but a few centers. Who in the league do you think we could REALISTICALLY get that is better than Al? Not pipe dreams. Real talk, who could we obtain?
KevinM
July 29th, 2012
8:38 pm
Our team, as currently constructed, will not win ANY playoff series.
We are going into the season with LD on a 1 year, prove yourself, deal.
No way this roster is any better than last year’s roster. We have just rid ourselves of future debt.
I like Lou and Jenkins; I feel we were lucky to get Devin Harris with what Marvin does for us. Again, we saved future debt, whether Harris contributes or not.
I’m glad that a part-time Hinrich is gone. His stats as a Hawk are far from memorable.
Now we have to find guys who can score the ball. With a 1 year deal, LD isn’t giving Jenkins any significant minutes. He’s going vets all the way. Jenkins, like Teague, better learn patience.
AG
July 29th, 2012
8:42 pm
Al NEVER averaged 30 ppg – so why would you expect him to start during the playoffs?
NEWS FLASH !!! THE ERA OF DOMINATE CENTERS IN THE NBA ARE OVER! Okay, we get D12 to replace Shaq, but there are very few complete centers… David Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Hakeem, etc. are not walking on the court.
Now, centers are just specialist. You have shot blockers (JaVale McGee), rebound specialist (Joakim Noah), perimeter specialist (Matt Bonner), PF’s who are 7′0 forced to play center although they are clearly just tall (Kevin Garnett, Chris Bosh),or well rounded guys who are pretty good in a lot of areas but are certainly not going to the HOF (Andrew Bynum, Al Horford, Brooks Lopez, Marc Gasol, Al Jefferson).
About 80% of the centers that start in the NBA are just big bodies with really limited skill sets – they grab a couple of boards, score on put backs – but do not fill out the stat sheets (Spencer Hawes, Kendrick Perkins, Joel Anthony).
Then you have the projects… guys drafted but never get it (Hakeem Thabeet, Amir Johnson).
If you compare Al or others.- he is certainly a top 5 center! Also, his nimbers have improved every season (throw out last year 11 game sample size).
AG
July 29th, 2012
8:45 pm
D12
Bynum
Cousins
Jefferson
Al
Lopez
Monroe
Gortat
Hibbert
Chandler
jhan
July 29th, 2012
8:58 pm
Sautee – you are bringing logic to the argument. That will never work with these guys.
Najeh Davenpoop
July 29th, 2012
8:58 pm
Josh Howard is being sought by five teams — the Hawks are not one of them.
Love Ferry’s long term plan, but at some point for this year he needs to get a small forward.
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
9:01 pm
jhan,
You may be right, but you never know when something lucid could seep in.
Good to see you on the blog. Hope all is well with you and your family.
AG
July 29th, 2012
9:26 pm
I have to admit – Sautee, Ken Stickland, Buddy and a couple of others do bring rational points to the blogs. The others are just complete idiots! I will enjoy the new look Hawks and we will be at least a top 5 seed.
Sautee
July 29th, 2012
9:31 pm
AG,
Remember that even those who’s opinions you don’t respect have just as much of a right to be here as you and I do. Personally, I wouldn’t enjoy a blog where everyone agreed.
doc
July 29th, 2012
9:36 pm
big yawn. no depth, with stagnation, like a swamp.
Astro Joe
July 29th, 2012
9:36 pm
The funniest thing is how Sautee calls him my his original blog name, and he answers by that name, yet persists on using various psedonyms while answering to the original name.
Slim, any player who can average at least 15 points while shooting ovewr 50% does NOT need to reduce his FGAs.
Astro Joe
July 29th, 2012
9:42 pm
doc, no depth? Other than SF, we have plenty of depth. 3 centers, Ivan is light years better than the old PFs we’ve tried for the past 3-4 years and we have more guards than the Olympics security force. SFs like Pietrus, Barnes, Shawne Williams, Delfino and Josh Howard are still around.
Speaking of Josh Howard, he was in Atlanta earlier this week… maybe Ferry is up to something without disclosing his intentions to the world?
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
9:49 pm
“Slim, any player who can average at least 15 points while shooting ovewr 50% does NOT need to reduce his FGA”
Thats regular season nimbers.. How has Big Al produced in the playoffs? Hmmmmm
Most of the time he’s had not much of an impact in playoff games..Why? Because he has one go to weapon which is is consistently contested by superior playoff defending players! Those open regular season looks are not there so much anymore….
He needs to do other things at his size and position to advance this franchise..
Matt Ryan threw for over 4 thousand yards in the [REGULAR] season and then we saw the Meadow Lands Epic Failure take place in the playoffs.. PLAYOFFS?
Balance Is key
July 29th, 2012
9:51 pm
The same Josh Howard that the Jazz got rid of For Marvin? Eww.
Don’t underestimate Morrow/Korver at that spot. Especially Morrow. He went to GT. He knows defense.
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
9:52 pm
We have shooters now, who can really shoot.. give up the rock Big Man….
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
10:04 pm
Hey AG, don’t be so hard on yourself….Hehehe
Yea some of the
Astro Joe
July 29th, 2012
10:06 pm
Slim, we have 82 games before the playoffs. And one of the most recent times we watched Al in the plyoffs, I think he produced 19/10 and 3 blocks. When Teague and Lou penetrate and the opposing bug moves over to provide help defense, I’d much rather see Horford take that open 18 footer than just about anyone else on the team over 6′7″.
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
10:07 pm
Game 6[THE MONEY GAME/ THE ELIMINATION GAME] Big Al had 7 huge turnovers…Stay in your lane {BIG MAN]……
Slimjr
July 29th, 2012
10:09 pm
Guess that [set shot] wasn’t falling?
New season. We got shooters..Give it up Big Man…
doc
July 29th, 2012
10:12 pm
depth of conversation here, like groundhog day, pure misery.