And that means what? So some idiots give you shit because they make assumptions (similar to what you've been doing in this conversation) and somehow that makes me a bad person or an assumptive person or a bigoted person? Do you not see the irony in your treatment of others? Guess what, I am white and I get told i'm…

A: What assumptions? What can you point to where I have assumptions? You don't just get a a gold sticker because you want it so badly because this bullying method works on your friends.

No, I don't. That was not something proven in this conversation, that is something you threw out there and expected me to bite. Like I said, white black, blue, green, when someone does something worthy of kudos, they get it from me. Period. I don't care if it's a Stanford Grad or a community college grad. There is…

Oh please. Cut the shit. What do you want from me? What is the proper course of action here? For me to inject race into every single thing I do? For me to see Sherman and think "I can't criticize you or compliment you because it's racist. I'm white, therefore I literally cannot evaluate you as a human being"? Because…

Two separate thoughts. Why, is that a sticking point for you? Don't worry, there's a third comment into your thinly veiled accusations I'm a racist for you to worry about, too.

I don't think you have a firm grasp of the comment section. Both comments are still there, but when you get a notification, it leads you to one.

Except I don't do it out of the ordinary. Your assumptions are what is part of the problem.

Justin Tucker, now that guy is articulate, and I made that exact comment the night he kicked six field goals. I'm sorry, did I ruin your narrative?

I don't know that I think Howie Long is articulate. I mean don't get me wrong, he speaks well, but he's not profound in some of his comments like Sherman. Brady is a great PR guy, but again, is he really well-spoken? Not out of the norm to me, at least. And had I made a comment like it, it would have been in 2001, not…

Are we related?!

I love the guy, he's an ideal athlete for anyone who doesn't believe children should truly have athletic idols to base their entire moral code around.

I would love to say Sherman comes off as articulate and well-spoken in this interview, but that would be racist. I would love to say his actions were frowned upon according to the majority, but that would be racist. I would love to say he's an idol to urban youth in an untraditional way, but that would be racist.

But your argument is "if Japanese player A was very good in Japan and has done terribly in the US that will somehow translate to Japan player B, who was unbelievable in Japan probably doing terrible in the US" - Even more absurd.

Huh? If he falls somewhere between Darvish and Dice K why do you keep comparing him to Dice-K? All I proclaimed was he has the ceiling of a two starter, IE: Not an ace and you just confirmed it for me. I didn't say the Sox wanted to get him, that is not the same as them wanting the Yankees to get him. They operate…

I definitely think the Sox are chuckling over the Yankees signing a starter, whether he is labeled a 3, 4 or 8. Please, the Sox aren't pleased with this and we both know the money doesn't matter. The second the Yankees decided to forego 189 is the second the rest of MLB stopped chuckling.

Jesus, if you didn't point this out my head would have exploded.

Uncontrollable laughter from the time he talks about New Girl to his story about Bob Hayes. I will listen to that for the next 40 years.

My house will have two big screens. On the right, the 42" muted Puppy Bowl. On the left, the 52" Superbowl. If you make jingling noises you will be kicked out. If you need to do anything in that article to attract men, you are not invited.

I always find shit like this is appalling to both men and women.

Cheating is when you get away with something you do in a game against the rules. The punishment exists to keep players from cheating, hence the punishment.