How is flailing to exaggerate the foul making it less intentional or less deserving of a suspension? If anything, he’s acknowledging the intent and then reasoning it with the most BS excuse possible. But sure Dray, extending your legs on a 3-pointer is the same as punting a guy in the nuts on a layup. Keep preachin’

You know it’s BS when a man is telling another man he faked the degree of ball punishment. Bro, any slight unwanted touch to the balls is going to get this reaction, let alone a straight punt to the nuts.

I mean I can say I’m a “Bernie supporter” and text a million threats to anyone I please, yet when I get in the booth I vote for Trump and snicker on my way out the door.

I don’t know if there are more of those this season, or if the NBA’s just better about admitting them, but it’s got to be getting frustrating, especially for the Thunder’s opponents.

I'm still confused as to how getting my ass off the couch will stop others from doping.

I don’t think your post could possibly generalize more. How many folks do you know with actually worthless degrees (ie Progressive Gender Studies) versus the people with worth while degrees? As well, don’t blame millennials for $60k in student loan debt for a degree that’s required to have a job (blame the financial…

You had me until you mentions millennials are demanding “better treatment” (pretty vague) because of their gender or skin color. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of anyone (let alone a millennial) demanding “better treatment” because they are a woman or black (which I can only assume this was the implied meaning).

Apologies, “forced” may not have been the correct term. Millennials are entering the workforce with higher qualifications than previous generations (ie degrees/training/education), thus we are given more responsibilities as employees than the majority of boomers were given at our age.

There’s a huge difference between wanting vacation time, and having outsized expectations of how much and when you can take it. It’s always been my understanding that taking significant time off in the first few months at a new job is a privilege, not something to be demanded.

Completely agree. I hate when a conversation dissolves into snark and cute memes.

I think you were honest about your experience. My “ranting” was more directed at the numerous parents of people I know who feel the need to remind us daily (oddly enough via social media) that we aren’t as good as they were, don’t possess any “skills”, and lack motivation. Good luck with the start up!

I guess I’m just tired of someone who takes 15 minutes to type a one paragraph email telling me my generation lacks motivation and “skills”. I don’t remember too many of our parents paying off what essentially equates to a home mortgage, while being forced into the higher responsibility position prior to age 30.

But my boss, and main source of our funding, wants people who work. The vast majority of millenials I’ve interviewed for our opening don’t GET IT. They come to our office and wonder where our fucking coffee machine and ping pong tables are. They care more about the title than the work.

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Funny, the most politically outspoken people I know wear a military uniform.

Are we honestly pretending like soldiers don’t do this on a daily basis? Seems more of a picking and choosing situation.

Where did anyone ask him to provide her a free tow or indicate he worked for the government?

What Bernie Sanders supporter is advocating for $100k income paid by the government for free (ie “they are deserving to live like people who make $100k/year”)?