Sapp: Girls, that was awesome! I've always wanted to try that since seeing the Family Guy episode. How much do I owe you?

I use Car2Go regularly...I laughed at the Smart cars when they debuted, but now I'm a convert, if you just need something to get around town and run errands. Not great for hauling more than a couple bags of groceries, but if you'll be ending your trip in an area with crowded streets they make parking so much easier.

And law enforcement is turning a blind eye to that rather than trying to bring the killer to justice, right?

"these guys were getting cheered even when they were supposed to be villains. That's when you should push wrestlers to the top. "——Couldn't have said it better. Add to that list Ziggler and Wyatt, and the fact that they're not the ones getting the shot now either, that's what makes it all the more frustrating.

For just 9.99

The same professional journalists who get upset when Marshawn Lynch won't "talk about" one of the 300 carries he had this year.

Well, that didn't last long.

You don't have to tell me what I posted...I know what I posted. Congratulations that you finally figured it out. Sheesh.

Oh, I see. You're the person who thinks that everyone else should only comment about the things that you want comments to be about.

And I'm not sure why you're getting pissy about me saying something about Gawker writers.

Your comment was *partially* about race baiting, but also partially about the "irony" of accusations being made against Gawker based on nothing said by Gawker...and my comment was about the similar irony of failing to see that Gawker has been just as guilty numerous times. You like to cite links to other Gawker…

I didn't say anything about race baiting. Try reading what I actually wrote, then maybe you'll understand, ok?

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Right, because Gawker writers never say that something someone said is *really* about something else, even though that 'something else' was never mentioned by the person they're talking about.

I guess you're the one who would know.

Except for the part where he's right.

Race is a part of it, just not in the way that most people seem to think that racist white cops have something out for black men. These cops, as much as anyone else who grew up in the 70s-90s, were targeted with messages that the 'drug scourge' was the biggest evil (short of communism) facing our nation. And, they…

Careful, you're starting to sound like Whitlock, and he ain't too appreciated around these parts.

And if people can't come up with a better argument than essentially 'stick to sports' they deserve to be mocked for that, also.

I assume this means we'll never have to hear complaints again about how Jordan never spoke out on social issues?