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"females make comments about the looks of male athletes all the time."

"A family full of pilots that I've spent plenty of time with in proper sims on the ground, and in the air on both private and commercial flights."

I'll speak in a manner you may better comprehend.

Taking a wild stab here: You didn't read the article, did you?

"The bigger question is whether anything like the "looker" statement would ever be applied to a male athlete."

The trolls are strong in this post :/

It was a tremendous match for 4-1/3 sets. Del Potro just faltered after going 2-2 in the 5th. You could practically feel the air coming out of his tires.

I know and agree, I didn't say these people were particularly bright (although that would seem to put them right in the WEEI listening wheelhouse). Just that, had the FCC chosen to, their jurisdiction would have come with the radio broadcast, regardless of what media outlets were cited by the special snowflakes who

It was broadcast on WEEI radio.

How many times are you going to post this comment?

Lifelong resident of Chestnut Hill speaking. Most of the Boston College campus is in Chestnut Hill. The law school is in Newton.

Actually, Boston College is in Chestnut Hill.

That was a nice piece.

I loved it as well. Never saw the sequel, however; didn't want an inferior film to taint the enjoyment from the original (that is, the remake, not the source Japanese film).

Well, the director of The Ring was Gore Verbinski, also the director of The Lone Ranger. You know, the film that is being reviewed in this column.

That's a rather bigoted comment. I'm a white woman, and I've been rooting for Sloane Stephens since Day 1 of this tournament, and in prior tournaments as well. American women need to see the next generation of champions stepping up and what an incredible thing it would be to see Stephens make that breakthrough on

Actually, it's very difficult to maintain a casual conversation during a match, especially where Pippa sits. It may be more tolerated at higher seating levels, though I don't think by much, as people truly respect the venue. It's one of the most wonderful things about coming here, not having that constant gabbing of

Earlier this evening, I finally listened to the B.S. Report, post-Mad Men finale. Of course, Simmons tried to (very lamely) make a parallel between Don Draper's failure to get to L.A. and Doc's. (Remember, this was taped the day after Doc's initial move fell apart.)