1. That is full of catch 22's, you could act younger than your age but then in some cases you lose all you have built. You could act your age but what does that really mean. Basically live life to its fullest withen reason placing you back in the conundrum you started from? If it is from a physical only standpoint then you could risk injury to start trying things you haven't done in a while. If you stop to realize that before you try you may than not do what you were going to do. I think this statement may be close to what would you do if you could do everything over again, depends on if you are happy with your life. The mind can really get in the way, right before it saves your life!!!

Posted at 2:26PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Steve

2. Mr. Cuban, I do not know if you read your comments, however it is worth the try. David Stern MUST be replaced. There is no faith in the NBA's integrity with him as the commissioner. I have started a petition and I hope to gain your support. Do some investigating, poll NBA fans, Mavericks fans and see what the sentiment is. Attendance will be down next year, I guarantee it, unless a change is made; unless we have a new commissioner and a thorough investigation is conducted. I know you are a savvy business man, that is what everyone admires about you. I urge you to look around the message boards--90% of the general public has voted yes in response to the question 'Do you believe NBA games have been manipulated?' That is not good for business, Stern must go, consider backing such a movement please.

PETITION HERE: http://www.gopetition.com/online/19911.html

It is time the NBA's integrity is restored!

Respectfully,
Pete Gonzalez

Posted at 2:39PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Pete Gonzalez

3. I totally agree with you Mr.Gonzalez. I think it is a disgrace to the game and the fans to force game sevens so the league and owners can make more money from ticket sales and advertisement. The NBA has basically become the WWE or General Hospital

Posted at 3:02PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Matt

4. You're an idiot Mr. Gonzalez. Not only is your "movement" asinine, but Mark has already stated he thinks it's ludicrous that Stern would ever manipulate a game. The ref situation needs to be dealt with but removing Stern is hardly the answer.

Respectfully,
NBA fan with a clue

Posted at 3:56PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Mike

5. I love it! Awesome quote. Thanks for sharing!

Posted at 4:04PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Steven Clough

6. Well Mike you have no clue, because the point is not whether or not Stern has a hand in any game manipulation, but what he is doing to assure fans who know what they are talking about and care what they put their money into, that there is none of this going on and if it has that it will never be repeated. Stern has resorted to simply dismissing the allegations and saying Donaghy is a criminal--sure it is true, but you cannot dismiss such severe allegations without looking into it. It is his duty as commissioner to do something about it. You may be a naiive sheep, and probably argued with friends as a child in defense of the authenticity of the WWF--I am sure you thought Hulk Hogan was the true wrestling champ of the world and that none of those matches were fake. Wake up, FOOL.

Posted at 4:35PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Pete Gonzalez

7. That is a great quote! I think that might be your shortest post ever!

Posted at 5:02PM on Jun 13th 2008 by BuffaloNickel

8. I will keep that in my while I enter this momentous weekend in Chicago!

Posted at 6:22PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Mark Murrell

9. "The great man is he who does not lose his childlike heart." -Mencius

Posted at 9:13PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Rebecca

10. I love it! Thank you for the quote! Put a smile on my face.

Posted at 10:02PM on Jun 13th 2008 by Nick Smith

11. Hi Mark, I think it's very important to live young, be young. Growing old, being called "mature", is nothing to aspire to.

I noticed in my early 20s, the phrase "you're so immature" got used a whole lot to describe anyone who was having fun, but once you get into your 30s, it's more a badge of honour.

Posted at 1:12AM on Jun 14th 2008 by William Stewart

12. That's what I said before I jumped in at Breck.

Posted at 6:41AM on Jun 14th 2008 by Chris Griffith

13. You have a childlike heart. I hope you can take a brave heart .

Posted at 7:50AM on Jun 14th 2008 by Puppy

14. "Today is the oldest you've ever been. Act like it."

Posted at 9:07AM on Jun 14th 2008 by bobvis

15. The arrogance of age must submit to be taught by youth.

Posted at 9:21AM on Jun 14th 2008 by darryl

16. My father once said "Son, when you have children they won't look at the world the same way you do."

From those words I've learned to never underestimate youth or their concepts. And it's what makes me strive to stay current and open to new ideas.

Posted at 9:27AM on Jun 14th 2008 by darryl

17. "I was younger yesterday, it seems like so much work now that I am older."

or maybe.. "Check in with me tomorrow. I'll be older and wiser."

Posted at 1:27PM on Jun 14th 2008 by Geordie Romer

18. Great post Mark!! I think it's your shortest ever!! It really makes me think about life! Thanks Mark, and keep 'em coming!!!

Posted at 1:31PM on Jun 14th 2008 by Tom Bachonski

19. I love it. Sooooo interesting

Posted at 6:04PM on Jun 14th 2008 by Thomas Bachonski

20. Is that emotional age, physical age, intellectual age..., I don't know, I hope I never act my age. Stay young at heart, young in mind and body ;-) It ain't over, until it's over. Keep on think'n, move'n, and doing'n.

“Live each day as if it were your last, because someday it will be.” ~?

“Never memorize what you can look up in books.” ~Albert Einstein

“May those who love us, love us; and those who don't love us, may God turn their hearts; and if He doesn't turn their hearts, may he turn their ankles so we'll know them by their limping.” ~ Irish Blessing

Posted at 6:48PM on Jun 14th 2008 by PiggyBank