Dude. I have spent years crisscrossing rural, small-town Pennsylvania. I see so many stars and bars you’d think Lee crushed it at Gettysburg. James Carville was exaggerating a bit, but not that much.

A coworker of mine is from Singapore, and apparently in that part of the world a “honky” is somebody from Hong Kong. It took me a while to stop laughing whenever she says it.

was always a fan of “brunchers,” personally. 

Pssst... I’m white. Now, fuck off, Honky.

Honky has to be the funniest slur ever. 

Ultimately, it was crossing the thin line between“honky honky” and “dead honky” that led to the suspension.

I have been addressing several white friends with “Howdy, Honky,” for at least five years now. It’s such an underrated and underused word, man.

He should have gone with honky

Flawless.

God, when will people finally give Rodgers the respect he deserves?

Filed under: “No Shit”

He also, at his age, has the second-most rushing yards for the season of any QB in the NFL. But none of the so-called “experts” bothers to mention that stat.

Ryan Pace made “They drafted Cedric Benson ahead of Aaron Rodgers because they had Rex Grossman” the SECOND worst decision in franchise history.

I think the most brutal point of the game were three consecutive penalties Chicago offense drew in the middle of the third quarter. They were finally moving the ball, actually looking like they knew what they were doing, even gotting that beauty of a long throw there, but the offense just self-destructed in front of a…

Remember when they traded up to get him.

ahead of Mahomes
and Watson.

And he kisses titties 

Folks are so anxious to throw dirt on Rodgers grave, but dude is currently leading the NFL in passer rating and TDs and has yet to throw a pick.

That did occur to me, about 6 minutes after I posted. Still, Devers is practically touching 3rd while the ball is in Rosario’s glove and he’s chugging. It’s bottom of the 9th w 2 outs in your park and the ball is 300’ from home plate, waving the tying run home and making a laser beat him is the right call.

Especially with two outs. If you hold him, you still need a hit to get him home, so your chances are what, 30%, assuming the odds of the next guy getting a hit or walking and passing the opportunity along. The odds of Rosario making a absolutely perfect throw there, and the catcher not effing it up are probably less…

I disagree with your assessment. Fenway is only 310 down the line and Rosario is a good 5-10 feet in front of the warning track so he might be less than 300 feet from home plate.  That would not be a sac fly to the warning track in almost any stadium.

Red Sox manager Alex Cora called the decision to wave Devers around “a great send” by third base coach Carlos Febles, and whether you agree or not, surely we can all agree that it was gutsy as shit and it led to a badass ending to a baseball game.