Can someone explain to me why the insulting stereotypes asserted here as general facts are permissible? I am generally really impressed by Lifehacker’s forward thinking, but as a father I found this straight offensive.
Can someone explain to me why the insulting stereotypes asserted here as general facts are permissible? I am generally really impressed by Lifehacker’s forward thinking, but as a father I found this straight offensive.
See, we’re not racist. Some of our best players are black.
What a brazen play to be appointed Secretary of Eugenics. Heard the position is still open.
Takes Deitsch to task for this:
You gotta admit, the change from carrying the helmets to wearing them is probably a net positive.
It is almost never a smart idea to stop production on a product you havent even met initial demand for...
*more miserable
It’s the Browns. This is like Schrödinger’s Draft Pick. Whoever they choose has a 50% chance of being a dead cat.
Easy. He doesn’t mention him in his article.
“But like I tell people all the time, 98 percent of the things we’re involved with, we don’t follow through with.”
I just want to say that, as an owner, I’m extremely interested and am going to do everything in my power to get Sherman in a Packers uniform next season.
Does Atlanta need cornerbacks? If so, I would advise them to look elsewhere given Georgia’s history with Shermans.
By the way, C is the only letter in YMCA that is not symmetrical, which makes it the trickiest letter of the bunch. Makes you think.
I agree, but I’m also a big fan of teamwork. I’m thinking the larger shower will help facilitate this.
This might bruise his ego, but he cam longer abuse the notion of being an every-down RB; he may need to switch professions or at least branch out into different aspects of football.
The Master Sword breaks.
eh, pulisic did a little bit on that goal i guess, but it was mostly created by US youth soccer
I swear to you now, I will contribute $20 to the re-election campaign of the first Senator, of any party or political affiliation, who asks this of a Supreme Court nominee during his or her confirmation hearing.