To be fair, the Cowboys had some calls go against them too, including a running into the punter no call (which wouldn't have had a huge impact), a really whimpy hold call that nullified a touchdown, and a pretty blatant hold on that Stafford scramble that resulted in a first down on a touchdown drive.

Some people are probably offended because the whole "hands up, don't shoot" thing is a strong anti-police statement made in reference to something that really seems to not have happened.

I don't often find myself not laughing at something like this but she should've smacked the snot out of him.

Did anyone ask the student how it compared to his regular teacher?

The thing is, when something goes missing, you don't know where it is. Such is the nature of missing.

I'm sorry, but do you understand that there is literally NO logical causality behind that argument? You said "I always knew it as Tiger, so because he mumbled it means he said it". That makes absolutely 0 sense whatsoever.... If you said something about "Why didn't he just say Tiger so as to remove the ambiguity?"…