OMG, this is the kind of garbage that makes people hate your cause.

First, a line is not a shape.

Second, it is NOT easy to draw a *straight* line freehand.

I was really hoping that all this garbage would stop with the downfall of Gawker. It seems that the only thing that has happened is that Gawker's decent blogs are now being flooded by this crap more often. Time to leave, I guess. Jalopnik used to be good for a decent read every now and then.

There's a book called "The Road?" I never knew that.

An NFL GM would be willing to overlook it BECAUSE IT’S HIS JOB TO FIND GOOD FOOTBALL PLAYERS. They don’t have to be friends with the guys they hire, they just have to hire the right people or they’re out of a job. NFL GMs being fine with a guy like Aaron Rodgers protesting the National Anthem is exactly the same…

Yes. Absolutely.

This narrative is ridiculous though for a couple of reasons. First, it’s a false hypothetical. Second, it’s not comparing apples to apples.

This is just like the Gabby Douglas/Ryan Lochte issue. Gabby Douglas was insulted by a bunch of anonymous trolls on the internet and suddenly it gets blown into…

You sound awfully bitter.

Haters like you are clearly motivated by religious reasons when you keep bringing it up over and over again. People like you make me laugh.

Btw, is there ANYTHING that indicates that Tim Tebow was offered a chance to play another position and refused? I know there was that one Peter King report, but is there anything…

He’s going to get signed. Six or seven teams are interested, based on other reports.

Regardless of whether or not you like the guy, that's pretty impressive for someone who hasn't played competitive baseball in over a decade.

Who eats unfrosted pop-tarts?

Here’s the real list:

1. Chocolate Fudge
2. S’mores
3. Settle for cinnamon, blueberry, or strawberry if 1 and 2 are not available.

People who criticize the salaries of others deserve nothing but ridicule.

To the point you're trying to make: Yes, programs like Iowa could pay their *football* players. Do you really think that would end the problem though? Some people want fairness. Some people want equality. Some people want nothing to change. None…

Yes, you should learn to read?

You shouldn’t use quotation marks when you’re not quoting someone.

Where's your word to be spared for the raped women? You're doing nothing more than ranting against a guy who used the term "keyboard social justice warrior" and making all KSJW's look like morons in the process.

Did he say it was a bad thing to be a "keyboard social justice warrior?" No. No he didn't. Learn to read.

According to IOC rules, a T/E ratio over X (some sources say 4.0, some say 6.0) is an offense unless a definite medical condition can be given for excessive T production. If you are above the ratio and you do not have medical justification, you are breaking the rules whether or not you are actually taking anything…

FYI, because you piqued my curiosity I decided to read through some WADA regulations regarding the T/E test, and they do make special exceptions for those with genetic conditions predisposing them to failed T/E tests.

One thing I would be interested to know is how often people fail T/E tests without doping. I know…

The answer to your question is that any person with abnormally high levels of testosterone will be suspended. They don't distinguish between natural and unnatural.

Again, I am not 100% versed on the rules, but that is my understanding of how drug testing works.

T-levels are one of the things any drug test for athletes will examine. Whether or not they end up finding more evidence beyond the T-levels, I am not completely sure, but anything over 6x (may vary between organizations) the average male T-levels will trigger scrutiny. As far as I know, they can’t tell the difference…

Actually, men can and do get disqualified all the time for having elevated levels of testosterone, whether it’s “natural” or not.

Caster has a Y chromosome. For the purpose of competitive sport, that should make her a man. End of story.

You wasted a lot of words.