Wilt - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

Tonya · 08-17-2006, 06:00 PM

Speaking of Wilt, I was just looking up Wilt Chamberlain on the IMDb boards and read some interesting things about him.
Number one, he may have been a lifelong bacholor.
Number two, as you probably guessed, his trade mark was being The Gentle Giant.
And number three, he claimbed in his autobiography that he had, I'll put it modestly, *cough, cough* with 20,000 women. I'm not trying to be, you know, dirty or nothing, but we've always heard that our Wilt was based off of Chamberlain, right? Well, I'm begging to wonder on just HOW much he's based off him. Both Wilt's WERE and ARE popular with the ladies......

08-17-2006, 06:00 PM	#11
Tonya Queen of the Spammed I'm just ahead of the current. Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: In the group circle of That 70's Show Posts: 445	Speaking of Wilt, I was just looking up Wilt Chamberlain on the IMDb boards and read some interesting things about him. Number one, he may have been a lifelong bacholor. Number two, as you probably guessed, his trade mark was being The Gentle Giant. And number three, he claimbed in his autobiography that he had, I'll put it modestly, cough, cough with 20,000 women. I'm not trying to be, you know, dirty or nothing, but we've always heard that our Wilt was based off of Chamberlain, right? Well, I'm begging to wonder on just HOW much he's based off him. Both Wilt's WERE and ARE popular with the ladies...... __________________ My babies -- (well he is number 1, dang it!). He's cool, I mean c'moooooooooooooooon? We ammigo! The every kid. Best female cartoon ever. There should be more of these ladies. Don't underestimate the power of wuv.