Not sure why, but the "got heem" spelling and pronunciation absolutely infuriate me.

I'm tired of all of his Samsung commercials. I do not ever want to hear a middle aged white guy saying "Bronbron" ever.

GAME 2 INJURY REPORT:

I just watched through all of the episodes on DVD. It's not as sophisticated as today's animated shows, but it's still fun, adventurous, and surprisingly funny. And Scrooge invariably solves problems by finding win-win solutions where everybody profits.

The guy's tweet doesn't specify the country. But I assume it's not just a bunch of boxes with "Africa" written on top in sharpie.

"Small Pocket" teams.

That's a pretty damn ignorant comment to make. I've never been in the military, but I can understand the idea he's espousing perfectly well. I may not personally adhere to it every day, but I damn well can understand the point he's making. Climb down off that high horse...

On the other hand, they are far from the first bros to win the trophy.

Miles and Lyle Thompson co-won the Tewaaraton Trophy last night, college lacrosse's equivalent of the Heisman (named in honor of the sport's Iroquois heritage). Raised on the Onondaga and Akwesasne-Mohawk reservations, the brothers are the first Native Americans to take home the award. [Lacrosse Magazine]

This chick is totally obsessed with you, Jeets.

Paragraph 1: The idea that "Indians are fierce warriors, so we named our team after their proud history" is:

It's been going on at least since the 60's. Social media has actually made us heard. To an extent. But we still have a majority telling us to shut up and just be dead and extinct already, because we're a reminder of America's dark history. We're either reviled or romanticized. Vicious Savage or Noble Warrior. We…

I don't like hypocrites, either. And, since being full of shit is practically a job requirement for being a politician, I'm inclined to agree with you about Reid, too. My point, however, is that none of that changes the fact that the Washington football team needs to change its name, and the mealymouthed assertions…

The objection to the Washington [racial slur]s name has been around for a long time. I grew up near a reservation and have listened to Native Americans voice objections to the name for most of my life. I think it's getting steam now because what were once marginalized voices now have platforms that can get around…

No, that's super racist too.

Objections to Indian mascots definitely predates the internet.

"They've been our slaves for ___?___ years. And now its a big deal? Politicians are crazy." Newster's great great grandfather in 1860.

They've lived under Jim Crow laws for __?_ years. And now it's a big deal? Politicians are crazy.

These stories pretty much reinforce everything I remember about serving: older women are the worst fucking customers on the planet.