Exactly. When you fuck in the mud you are bound to get it in your eye. You can never get away clean. The only way to stop them from coming here is to not go bomb them there. The opposite of the Bush doctrine.
This is so funny. So he was homophobic in 2011, apologized in 2012 and has not tweeted homophobic remarks for 7 years.. but these 'affected' uber left liberals want to drum his career out of business?? wait .. were the protests from white gays? or black gays? or some other strain of LBGTQ rainbow?
and we're right back to 'nothing is permitted to be funny unless it's against white males' again aren't we?
So since when was audience participation anything other than voluntary and consensual? Don't like the show? Then leave. "total comfort for both participants in obtaining continual consent" what sort of sentiment is this? Did we presume that ALL ART now must meet the lowest common denominator of "total comfort" for human consent? Since when? Explain how a certain percentage of viewers were not upset at "frankly my dear I don't give a damn". Too bad. Be upset quietly, in the back of the room, some people are still listening to the show. Also of note that this is DISNEY movie song that they are protesting!?! Fer cripes sake ya got nothing better to do than bkitch about a line in a DISNEY movie from 29 years ago??!?! Grow a brainstem already
hypocritically ironic maybe it's just me, but isn't a large part of the comedian's job to mock people it's what they get paid for, and why we willingly pay to see them it's like society suddenly turned into germany... no humor comedians like kinison, andrew dice clay, eddie, chris rock -- and before them -- pryor, carlin, bruce and rickles made fun of any and everyone i remember back in the 80's this chick i knew was disgusted with a sam kinison show she went to she found him to be misogynistic and offensive so you know what she did?... she left she didn't petition people to join her in protest, she didn't ask that he not be allowed to perform... she just left its like these punk bkitch drivers who wait for someone to turn on their turn signal, and then speed up to (try and) not let them in ambulance chasers of a different sort, waiting for something that could potentially offend someone (and often not even them) and then calling for someone's head kevin hart is a good man and (admittedly) has a lot more discipline and self-control than i and where are the people to stand up and fight back in support of kevin hart?... oh that's right, they have jobs and aren't completely consumed with seeking out faux wrongs and pseudo justice fucken douchebags
really trying not to make light of this but i just can't help it where was this teacher when i was 15? oh yeah... still in diapers [no rube] ... actually not even born yet, but needed it for the rube ref that said, if i had been in this kid's situation, no way my parents get anywhere near my phone either that or i buy a cheapie laptop and transfer the goods there gotta protect that masturbation rolodex at all costs Ex-Miss Kentucky charged with sending nude photos to student Associated Press — 7 December 2018 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A former Miss Kentucky who is a teacher in West Virginia has been charged with sending nude pictures to a 15-year-old former student. News outlets report that 28-year-old Ramsey Bearse was arrested Friday and charged with four felony counts of distributing or displaying obscene matter to a minor. A criminal complaint says the student's parent informed authorities of lewd pictures sent by Bearse that were found on the teenager's phone. The unidentified parent said Bearse had been the boy's teacher during part of his time at Andrew Jackson Middle School in Cross Lanes. Authorities say Bearse admitted to sending the nude photos on Snapchat. It's unclear whether she has an attorney. A spokesman for Kanawha County Schools declined to comment but confirmed that Bearse was a teacher at the school. Under her maiden name of Carpenter, Bearse was crowned Miss Kentucky in 2014.
don't really like espn and not a fan of most of their anchors but like stuart scott before him, scott van pelt is an exception to the rule nice job svp ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt paints giant P on head after losing bet with cancer patient by Ryan Young | Yahoo Sports — 14 hours ago Scott Van Pelt is a man of his word. The last time Purdue superfan Tyler Trent — a Purdue student battling bone cancer who became an inspirational figure for thousands across the sports world this season — was on SportsCenter, he and Van Pelt entered into a bet centered around the Maryland-Purdue basketball game. If Maryland — Van Pelt’s alma mater — won, Trent would have to paint a giant “M” on his head. If Purdue won, Van Pelt would have to paint a giant “P” on his head — just like Trent has famously done for Purdue football games. Purdue edged out No. 23 Maryland 62-60 on Thursday night at Mackey Arena. So, Van Pelt paid up. “I lost a bet, and it’s time to pay up,” the SportsCenter anchor said in a Twitter video. “So, we’ll do that on the show … Did you see it? It’s on there. It’ll be on there the whole show.” And, true to his word, Van Pelt kept the giant Purdue “P” painted on the side of his head for his entire SportsCenter show on Friday night. Naturally, Trent loved it. “Haha I love you,” Trent tweeted. “Thanks for being a man of your word! That (Purdue) P looks amazing on you! Boiler Up and Hammer Down!!” Great work all around, guys.
Amazing all the incredible tributes to the man in the comments section. He really made an impact on people after he retired RIP big man from another era Isiah Robertson found a new calling after his retirement from the NFL. (Getty Images) Isiah Robertson, a four-time first-team All-Pro for the Los Angeles Rams and one of the best linebackers of the 1970s, was killed in a limousine crash on Thursday. He was 69 years old. The Rams announced’s Robertson’s death Friday in a brief statement, lauding his contributions to both the team’s frequent division championships and his House of Isaiah recovery center. Per the Associated Press, the fatal crash occurred on a rain-slicked highway. A statement from the Texas Department of Public Safety reportedly said that Robertson was driving his limo into a curve at an unsafe speed due to the rain, skidded out to a stop, then was hit by a pick-up truck into an oncoming car in the other lane. No one else involved in the crash received major injuries. The Rams drafted Robertson 10th overall out of Southern University in the 1971 NFL draft and saw him blossom into a six-time Pro Bowler and 1971 Defensive Rookie of the Year. Robertson played eight seasons with the Rams, a span of time in which the team won six division titles, then finished his career with a four tenure with the Buffalo Bills. Robertson struggled with addiction after his NFL career, but eventually discovered his calling as the founder of the House of Isaiah, a faith-based drug treatment center in Mabank, Texas. Some of the Rams’ greatest players honored Robertson’s legacy on Twitter, with Eric Dickerson calling him “such a good man.” Jack Youngblood, Robertson’s roommate, said the linebacker could have been better than Lawrence Taylor. Directly before his death, Robertson had been speaking at a banquet for the Grand Prairie High School athletic program, where the school says he would take students under his wing. The school posted the final minutes of his speech through Facebook on Friday. “If you have a setback, you don’t have to take a step back because God’s gonna come back,” Robertson said. “I want to tell you that God has a plan for every one of you.”
