I've been reading a few blogs and comments on the Isiah Thomas situation, its ridiculous how some people think.

I just wanted to say this before I move on:

For most of my life whenever there is discussion about Isiah, his comments about Larry Bird being overrated gets brought up. How long ago was that? Damn near 20 years and white people are still mad like that statement was detrimental to their future. Get over it. Larry got his revenge and that's how Isiah landed in New York.

So on with this testimony from the accuser, Anucha Browne Sanders....

To me she should have reached a settlement and wrote a book. I would have brought it. Marbury getting serviced by an intern after leaving a strip club, Isiah hates everybody and uses #### like its Miss or Mrs, and him professing his undying love for her. I really would have brought that book.

I know Isiah is married to a woman, but he's on the rumored to be #### list. And where there's smoke, there's fire. So I never doubted the rumors.

And judging by Ms. Browne Sanders appearance from the pics I've seen of her, she's not what I expected. So maybe that's where the joke comes in.

 After reading snippets of her testimony, I did indeed laugh and so did my mother. So I wasn't alone. My mother always instructed me to kick him in the nuts if a boy ever tried something funny.

So if this was in fact a painful experience, I apologize. The "Love & Basketball" reference made me bend over. I mean really what's the harm in that?

I also laughed thinking about Isiah's voice making these statements: "He was always starting sentences with the word '####,' "####, I don't give a f- - - about the sponsors. ####, I don't give a f- - - about ticket sales. That's your job."

And the kicker, "Sanders said that when she asked Thomas at one point to hand-sign letters to season-ticket holders, he spat, 'I don't give a f- - - about these white people."

See first of all, he wouldn't be calling me no ####. She should have nipped that in the bud from the door. Being that she was so offended by it to bring it up in court. Even Marbury called her a ####.

Which is probably something she basked in. When you work in a male dominated environment sometimes you have to be a ####. I know she didn't get ahead because of her charm and good looks. She's a smart woman capable of doing the job. She didn't lay on her back to get the job, so why should she lay on her back to keep it?

Or is it really what it seems?

This could all be a bunch of office jokes being used to slander Thomas and the Knicks' organization.

Even Stephon Marbury viewed the suit as a joke. He testified to that in court yesterday. Along with the fact he engaged in sex with a MSG intern who was dating his cousin at the time according to Browne Sanders' testimony. That's quite trifling, Mr. Marbury.

And judging from Sanders' recounting of what this intern told her, the intern tried to imply force but admitted it was consensual because she got into his vehicle. Quite trifling indeed, Mr. Marbury.

But as always, Steph was honest. When he took the stand, Marbury admitted pulling up and asking the intern, "Are you going to get in the truck?"' He said she answered, "Yes."

Who hired a groupie as an intern anyway?

This case is just a prime example of the crack house the Garden has become.

The Nets moving to Brooklyn isn't such a bad idea after all.

NY fans will have a closer alternative to the madness.