“...and now we go down to (attractive woman) for an update.”
Having sat in a few of these post-game pressers, and watched a ton more, NOTHING is more insulting to the profession than the beat reporter who clearly already has decided exactly what their story is about and asks for a quote to fill the space they’ve allotted for one.
In fairness to the people who just start crying or shouting, none of us truly know how we’ll react when push comes to shove. I’ve seen people who you’d think be cool as a cucumber and who always seemed pillars of strengths break down in tears, and I’ve seen the office worrywart who flew into a panic when we ran out of…
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I was having a snack while my wife gave birth to our first baby girl. Some people here are real sissies.
Where is snoop when you need some good animal commentary!?
Was your car salesman a 2 year old with a marker?
Like this?
seriously. i was confused for a second there.
Why is it the government’s responsibility to provide healthcare to people, what part of the constitution is that in again?
That stapler is awesome with a capital A, baby! It’s a real PTPer, a prime-time perforator!
I used to be able to watch hockey games on NBCSN / NBC like that by using the SAP button on the remote to change the audio to the Spanish language feed. Since no Spanish language feed exists, it would just be the sounds of the rink without any of the commentary from the broadcast booth and it was glorious. Then they…
On that note, I’ve recently dreamed of of a game broadcast — in my case, college basketball — that just pipes in the noise from the arena with no commentators, so it’d be a somewhat similar experience as being there. I already mentally tune out most of the broadcast commentary already, so it’d be nice to not have to…
Maybe I am alone in this, but does anyone give a shit about the talking heads? Like if the network started a new channel—ESPN Pure or something, let the marketing pukes come up with the name—where there is literally nothing but sports being broadcast without idiotic arguing or “story weaving” or human interest or even…
I’d say, in some sense, he already completed the psychological part of the exam.
I’ll talk to him.
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