Kamela, it's your move. I say take it.

I was such a fan of Danny's I thought it was weird that other QBs didn't punt.

Yeah, sad is a great word for what I see above. It just looks depressing. Like the kid at school desperately trying to get the attention of the cool kids.

I am not one to blame the refs or conspiracy theories about the NFL "wanting" a certain team to win.

Christie already burned that bridge...

Come on man. Scott had TWO kids, and he is now an absentee father. He totally embodies that "baby mama" thug mentality blah blah blah subtle racism blah blah blah.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ME (and possibly soon to Dan Bylsma) AS I HAVE ONLY BEEN WAITING SINCE LAST CHRISTMAS FOR THIS MIRACLE BUT EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS IN NEW JERSEY SPORTS HAPPENS ON A DELAY BECAUSE OF HOW HARD IT IS TO GET NEWS THROUGH THE TUNNELS & BRIDGES.

Whatever. I never said I wasn't comfortable with it. I just felt bad for the original poster for trying to get an answer to his question and was met with a barrage of being called stupid and racist. Eventually some people started to comment with actual responses which actually helped. All I was asking for was an…

Its kinda cute actually. They think they're making intelligent arguments too. LOL

Oh come off it. Is this a prank?

Only in the Gawker/Jezebel world would your completely legitimate suggestion be turned into you being a racist moron who is too dumb to understand the brilliance of twitter's limitations.

If your first reaction is to accuse me of being a racist because I questioned the medium for an essay I thought was well-written, than you have a lot to think about.

I'm reposting a previous comment I made here that I think applies:

I'm convinced most people under 25 are unable to communicate effectively regardless of what medium they use.

Obviously I don't get it. Please tell me why anyone would tweet that instead of linking to an essay?

Ya. I'm old, but so is that GIF. Im right and you know it.

Why the hell would someone publish that as a series of 40 tweets when a link to a coherent essay of the same content would be so much better.

I am not sure, we better ask the black Gawker writer... Oh... Wait...

The tone and delivery of this article is confusing. What she did was...wrong? Because it was...paternalistic? Or because she asked people to not judge others based on race? Not being sarcastic here, just deeply confused by the mobius strip that is Gawker racial politics.

According to other coverage, the boy had no idea she was coming to see him. She was going to surprise him. He was clueless. So, that.