All valid points. Except that it's okay, or forgivable, or at all conscionable for a ref to let her emotions decide the gold medal game of the Olympics.

It's overtime of the gold medal game in the Olympics. I'm no saying you change the way you call the game, but that was NOT much of a chop at the goalie. What was it, concurrent with the whistle? COME ON, that's bullshit.

Respect.

Was that "slashing" call against Team USA some sort of make-up call for fucking up that zone keep-in? Because WOW.

That ref should lose her job for costing Canada the zone there.

Hell yeah Kerry. Good shit.

Pretty sure it was clean, just not a lot of mustard on it.

My little university's ONE famous NFL player and he's a rapist. Son of a bitch.

Yep. Basically NASCAR is artificially choking the engines of their power, so to maintain speed with less power, dangerous racing occurs.

As a sports fan relatively uninitiated to NASCAR, can you explain what a restrictor plate does, and what makes racing with them so dangerous?

To the rest of the world, no.

Insurance.

We'll give them that goal back when they give us this gold back.

Especially the Nav systems. We all have them on our phones now, and they work better, and they are continuously updated.

I'll have to ask my supervisors....we'll get you a temporary parking pass. :)

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I'm not looking to blame Martin, I'm just looking to avoid blaming Incognito for something far more sinister than what he actually intended to do.

You're right, it absolutely was workplace harassment. If it happened in any office in America, including the NFL, it would be workplace harassment.

What I'm saying is, it is perfectly plausible that Incognito did not realize he was genuinely hurting Martin. Beyond the normal bullshittery heaped upon rookies. Martin never said "Stop," and Incognito never said "No."

It seems like Martin never made it clear that it bothered him. This report is full of lines like "Martin was offended, but laughed it off at the time."