One of my favorites:

The issues you take on are often emotional and complex Greg and I always look forward to reading your views. When I see your byline, I prefer to “get ready” — make sure I’ve got a fresh cup of tea and a place to put my feet up so I may take my time and absorb your thoughts and feelings. Thanks for another thought…

The downside for LeBron isn’t losing money and endorsements; it’s y’all killing him and/or his sons in the street. After which, I’m sure you’ll comment in Greg Howard’s post about how tragic it is. There is no real upside.

The difference between what you did and what Lebron did/didn’t do, is that you CHOSE to speak out for what you believe in. No one tried to sign you up for it on social media and then expected you to follow through because you had some vague connection to what they were advocating. The righteousness of the cause has no…

“STATES HAS SPIDER BITE ON HIS PENIS WHICH HE ATTRIBUTES TO CLEANING HIS DECK IN HIS BOXERS.”

This has been the year of Deadspin-reading for me.

It’s great to read things that make sense as being written by an actual human being when I hear them in my head, and make me chuckle, and are thought-provoking at the same time... as opposed to careful-not-to-piss-any-particular-person-off journalism that you see…

And we all know how un-stable they are.

Bombata, I didn't disagree with that contention by implication. I questioned whether you could state that as fact. I'm African American, but I don't know "most" African Americans. I know, say, a couple thousand African Americans. I read surveys and academic studies on various topics that say based on a sample of…