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Old 06-05-2017, 02:38 PM   #1
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She looks like she would crack you betwixt her thighs.
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Old 06-05-2017, 04:36 PM   #2
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She looks like she would crack you betwixt her thighs.
.....yeah , and?
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.....yeah , and?
Didn't say that was a bad thing. 👍🏻
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Didn't say that was a bad thing. ����
She can break my dick any day. And twice on NFL Sundays too.
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Hope John Clayton can get a better job. As he is top notched! ESPN sucks!
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ESPN by virtue of their virtual monopoly of sports broadcasting got complacent and arrogant. In doing so they tried to set an agenda and went full retard and got political. Sports was the last vestige where folks could just enjoy something, then these morons actually considered themselves to be legit social commentators. Sports journalists are on the bottom of the writing totem pole, and are not the brightest either. The questions they ask at pressers are downright moronic half the time. I laughed my ass off when Beast mode played with them. Showed them for the retards they are.
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ESPN by virtue of their virtual monopoly of sports broadcasting got complacent and arrogant. In doing so they tried to set an agenda and went full retard and got political. Sports was the last vestige where folks could just enjoy something, then these morons actually considered themselves to be legit social commentators. Sports journalists are on the bottom of the writing totem pole, and are not the brightest either. The questions they ask at pressers are downright moronic half the time. I laughed my ass off when Beast mode played with them. Showed them for the retards they are.
wasn't Keith Olberman one of the first there to really start the political agenda crap? I could never stand him...just give me the sports & hold the political drama queen stuff.
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wasn't Keith Olberman one of the first there to really start the political agenda crap? I could never stand him...just give me the sports & hold the political drama queen stuff.
He went full retard over the Redskin issue that is for sure!!!!! He didn't last very long though. The experiment failed. He served his purpose nailing
Bush and once he left office Olbermann was seen as a self righteous winker.
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ESPN by virtue of their virtual monopoly of sports broadcasting got complacent and arrogant. In doing so they tried to set an agenda and went full retard and got political. Sports was the last vestige where folks could just enjoy something, then these morons actually considered themselves to be legit social commentators. Sports journalists are on the bottom of the writing totem pole, and are not the brightest either. The questions they ask at pressers are downright moronic half the time. I laughed my ass off when Beast mode played with them. Showed them for the retards they are.


Ouch. Lol. Pretty general statement about sports writers. I agree about ESPN getting stale, but some sports writers are top notch journalists and some are not. Same could be said for any sort of journalist or any job for that matter.
I think the real downfall for espn is simply that I do not really need to tune into sports center anymore to find out what is going on. My phone blows up every time an athlete as much as passes gas. Satellite radio, Twitter, etc etc. When I was young I used to looooove the George Michael Sports Machine. Than Sports Center was like Disneyland for sports. Now it is just old news by the time u tune in. Oh well. Video killed the radio star and now technology killed video.
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Ouch. Lol. Pretty general statement about sports writers. I agree about ESPN getting stale, but some sports writers are top notch journalists and some are not. Same could be said for any sort of journalist or any job for that matter.
I think the real downfall for espn is simply that I do not really need to tune into sports center anymore to find out what is going on. My phone blows up every time an athlete as much as passes gas. Satellite radio, Twitter, etc etc. When I was young I used to looooove the George Michael Sports Machine. Than Sports Center was like Disneyland for sports. Now it is just old news by the time u tune in. Oh well. Video killed the radio star and now technology killed video.
You are right, there are some really good sports writers, but they are in their 50s and write for newspapers. NFL.com writers are morons. ESPN writers are a bit better, but it is a joke the NFL guys get paid for their crap. They lack basic research skills and get called out often by commenters, then edit the story accordingly.
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You are right, there are some really good sports writers, but they are in their 50s and write for newspapers. NFL.com writers are morons. ESPN writers are a bit better, but it is a joke the NFL guys get paid for their crap. They lack basic research skills and get called out often by commenters, then edit the story accordingly.


Definitely too many ex athletes allowed into the fray. No doubt. Just because u were great on the field or court or whatever doesn't mean squat when u join the talking heads outside of some perspective from an athletes side of things.
ESPN should just pump out the 30 for 30's. They are awesome. The commercials are awesome too.
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Ouch. Lol. Pretty general statement about sports writers. I agree about ESPN getting stale, but some sports writers are top notch journalists and some are not. Same could be said for any sort of journalist or any job for that matter.
I think the real downfall for espn is simply that I do not really need to tune into sports center anymore to find out what is going on. My phone blows up every time an athlete as much as passes gas. Satellite radio, Twitter, etc etc. When I was young I used to looooove the George Michael Sports Machine. Than Sports Center was like Disneyland for sports. Now it is just old news by the time u tune in. Oh well. Video killed the radio star and now technology killed video.
i remember watching this in college...blast from the past!
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Ouch. Lol. Pretty general statement about sports writers. I agree about ESPN getting stale, but some sports writers are top notch journalists and some are not. Same could be said for any sort of journalist or any job for that matter.
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George Michael was way ahead of his time.
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