I feel guilty for thinking that commercial was funny.
I feel guilty for thinking that commercial was funny.
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This is the equivalent of watching a trick play in football and asking why teams don’t just use trick plays all the time.
THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR MY WHOLE LIFE
THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR MY WHOLE LIFE
I get what you’re saying, but look at this sentence a little differently:
He didn’t start reaching for the endzone (meaning he didn’t start his football move) until after he started going to the ground, and he was bobbling the ball until he started going to the ground. By the NFL’s dumbass rule, that technically isn’t a catch. I’m a Green Bay fan and I would happily say that in my mind, he…
Pretty much every part of that comment is wrong. He never made a football move. Barely stretching one arm towards the end zone while already falling (not diving) is not a football move. And the ball didn’t break the plane. His right elbow hit the ground before that happened.
He didn’t catch it. He was obviously bobbling the ball as he went to the ground. Under the NFL’s idiotic catch rule at the time, he didn’t have control going to the ground. Not sorry, Cowboys fans.
As a deploarable skins fan, admittedly, he didn’t catch it.
“Opportunity is where your find it”-???
Bingo.
I agree with everything you just said.
I agree with everything you just said, right until the last sentence.
He gave an explanation. He put out a statement and everything. None of these guys owe you shit.
The psychological phenomenon you refer to is called Empathy Gap. Where people of different ethnic group or who are perceived to be less privileged/have gone through more hardship are perceived to have higher pain tolerance, and thus receive less empathy. Its also why black patients are statistically less likely to…
Taking a shot, however weak, at a guy that is proactively seeking mental health help is an asshat move.
I’m sure it really benefits his mental health to have you commenting and speculating about it. It’s not really news worthy and despite what the actual motivation is, because of the cultural stigma it really feels like being shamed for his mental health situation by Schefter, you et. al.
The dude is in recovery going through a custody battle. He stepped away to focus on his treatment and not relapse during a very emotional/stressful period in his life. I’m not sure why this is so hard for everyone to grasp.
Do you have any foundation for this opinion? I mean, my guess is that you are 20% right. But he seems to be having fun. What is the harm?
“The lessons here are that ... girls can be good at sports even if they don’t go viral.” Not to be a jerk, but where is there any support for that part in this story? Might as well just add a bunch of other conclusions too: “The lessons here are that boys can have ponytails, girls can be good at sports even if they…