Since entering the league we’ve always known Gilbert Arenas to have a certain mystique about him. Good or bad, he’s always entertaining. Whether it’s his wacky pregame/halftime superstitions or a 60 point outpour, he’s a flat out talented and interesting human being.

Unfortunately for him, the news surrounding Arenas most recently is intriguing for all the wrong reasons. Sadly, he seems to want to laugh off the idea of bringing three guns to the Washington Wizards locker room and brandishing them in front of his teammates and other Wizards’ staff, but nobody will go there with him.

In his defense, Arenas is a self proclaimed goofball and seemingly wouldn’t hurt a fly. Boy scouts, however, pack compasses and pride pins, not choppers.

At this point, there’s no telling what Stern is going to do, but you can bet your bottom bitch he’s going to take action. This incident serves as yet another opportunity to set an example and given the Plaxico Burress error, the Commissioner will likely come down as hard as he possibly can.

One has to wonder though, how hard he can come. Sure, guns are not allowed in NBA arenas (no pun intended), but Agent Zero had a good reason for bringing his: he wanted to keep his children out of harm’s way. Moreover, at no point was the weapon fired and to the day, we don’t know if it was even loaded. He and Crittenton seem to be on good terms and lastly, he didn’t shoot himself.

With local and federal authorities now involved though, the Commish may be the least of Arenas’ worries.

What a way to start off a new decade.

Comedian Katt Williams was arrested on weapons charges Thursday, November 6, 2008. Scheduled to perform later that night, Williams and his ten person posse, did a little window shopping to pass the time. Unfortunately, his red Escalade was parked with no license plate and authorities approached the vehicle to determine who the legal owner was.

To their surprise, they found guns in plain sight and moved to arrest Williams when he emerged from a shop and claimed the Escalade as well as a Mercedes.

He did, however, post bail and make good on his committment to perform in front of a sold out audience only an hour later than he was scheduled to do so.

Some time into his act Williams joked, “I’m not moving at my usual pace. I just got out of jail 35 minutes ago.”