Goddammit C.J. you were wrong. Let it go.

“Here’s Siegel’s account of how he swung the election in Bush’s favor: “Whenever I saw a negative article about [Al] Gore, I put it in with the paychecks of my 8,000 employees. I had my managers do a survey on every employee. If they liked Bush, we made them register to vote. But not if they liked Gore. The week…

I particularly have in mind men and women belonging to criminal organizations of any kind. For their own good, I beg them to change their lives...Do not fall into the terrible trap of thinking that life depends on money and that, in comparison with money, anything else is devoid of value or dignity. This is nothing…

What constitutes a “Southern” pencil?

There are plenty of people in this world who like hurting people; they genuinely enjoy inflicting pain on others from a position of power. The fact that this country allows so many of those people to become police officers is really, really fucked up.

Screenshot of Johnson at his March court date via ABC

Just to be clear, I’m not implying that you set out “to steal his take.” I’m only noting that the two writers who are most commonly associated with boxing around here have both critiqued Drew’s post in similar fashion. Not because either is stealing a damn thing, but because they are both making the same correct…

You’re absolutely right; you’re also not the first one to point this out to him today.

That would not deter a good deal of these people. They would view that grisly image as “justice”.

This post, whatever it is, is proof of that, as now we have people who clearly know very little about boxing are now determining what makes someone a coward in the ring. He fights cautiously/defensively so...he’s a pussy. Was Pernell Whitaker a coward as well?

That’s goddamn disconcerting. That’s what that is.

Insurance companies are truly the devil. There has got to be a better damn way.

“All this talk about sex is making me hungry. Wait, that’s not what I meant. All this talk about sex is making me horny.”

You cannot maintain that America is a meritocracy without also pathologizing the poor. The fact that the same people, from the same places, are continually struggling to survive requires that you either accept that those people—their culture, their neighborhoods, the most basic ways in which they live their lives—are…

Probably has something to do with all that scotch he’s throwing back during the breaks to take the edge of all the boos.