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Chris Kaman, center for the Los Angeles Clippers, is really really scary looking...

I remembered reading this website last week that astutely compared Chris Kaman to Old Biff from the year 2015 in Back To The Future 2 (aka the one with the hoverboards). I thought the resemblance was there but not quite spot on. It was missing something. Then, I was watching last night's losing effort versus the Philly 76ers when this revealing conversation occurred in the room.

"I guess he does kind of look like Old Biff."

"But he's got something else. It's as if Old Biff got trapped with the People Under The Stairs and used that built up anger to play basketball once he broke free. But, of course, he was still chubby and really really scary looking."

Here's a pretty math equation.

That concludes today's out-of-the-blue post about sports.

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