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raditts posted:When Putin did that editorial in the Wall Street Journal or whatever it was a few months back, I saw facebook comments of people literally saying they wished we had a president like Putin. It's really great that now since Snowden and all even 'left wing' people have joined in on that train, so it's not just regressive rightwingers who pine for gays being murdered and journalists arrested, but also people who literally read no newspapers or magazines because 'they can't be trusted', but read Russia Today religiously.
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Dr Christmas posted:But you see, Putin is white.
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raditts posted:When Putin did that editorial in the Wall Street Journal or whatever it was a few months back, I saw facebook comments of people literally saying they wished we had a president like Putin.
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Had to do a double take when they cut to Gates because I thought he was Bobby Petrino.
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Acquilae posted:Had to do a double take when they cut to Gates because I thought he was Bobby Petrino. Obama's Chicago thugs got to him.
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The statement that Gates gave about politicians having no idea what happens in war was fantastic.
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raditts posted:So I'm about 10 minutes behind on my DVR, I should just skip straight to Colbert, right? Actually no, this is a bit better than I thought it would be.
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raditts posted:So I'm about 10 minutes behind on my DVR, I should just skip straight to Colbert, right? Yes, if you wanna see some generic 'politicians don't get war, man' from the dude who was upset that Obama wasn't as eager as bush was to be in a war (literally that was his complaint) rock on I guess. You don't get to be all 'oh man no one understands the horror of war' when you're loving pro-war.
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That's so weird, I guess it makes sense that there would be tourism commercials for the USA, but it's so bizarre to see.
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raditts posted:That's so weird, I guess it makes sense that there would be tourism commercials for the USA, but it's so bizarre to see. They play it in Canada a lot, at least they did. But I never saw the parahawking part.
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It's a shame what my alma mater's fallen to. And the death threats the researcher's gotten doesn't make it any better. Alec Bald Snatch fucked around with this message at 05:40 on Jan 16, 2014 |
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gently caress you, they're going to school for free.
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Deadspin did an article like this for Florida State and there was rampant use of tutors writing papers for athletes and professors who were intimidated into not failing athletes who would plagarize papers and basically copy/paste entire wikipedia entries. I'm going to search for Free Republic's response to Sabra being the official dip of the NFL.
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JohnSherman posted:gently caress you, they're going to school for free. Yea all it costs them is possible brain damage, spine damage, neck damage, pretty much every joint damage, and being 'prepared' for a career that only takes a handful of them and even then is only good for what, ten years tops? LUCKY DUCKIES!
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comes along bort posted:It's a shame what my alma mater's fallen to. Nerds send death threats and sexually harass anyone who makes a game that isn't killing things, you think people are not going to be pissed on wanting to change collage sports. I REALLY don't understand following collage level sports.
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BigRed0427 posted:I REALLY don't understand following collage level sports. They're really good, wider competition, different styles, all that jazz.
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BigRed0427 posted:Nerds send death threats and sexually harass anyone who makes a game that isn't killing things, you think people are not going to be pissed on wanting to change collage sports. Also gently caress Papa Johns being the official pizza of the NFL.
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raditts posted:It's a shame that the NCAA will probably stand in its current state forever, since nobody involved in college athletics wants to jeopardize their future chances of going pro. Way too much money on the table and pretty much every school these days is run by a business rear end in a top hat. BigRed0427 posted:I REALLY don't understand following collage level sports. What, you don't like watching half a team of pro-level athletes held back by the other half comprised of glorified high school athletes? Alec Bald Snatch fucked around with this message at 05:44 on Jan 16, 2014 |
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BigRed0427 posted:Nerds send death threats and sexually harass anyone who makes a game that isn't killing things, you think people are not going to be pissed on wanting to change collage sports. Well all those different colors and designs can be very fascinating, especially on a competitive level.  Tatum Girlparts posted:Yea all it costs them is possible brain damage, spine damage, neck damage, pretty much every joint damage, and being 'prepared' for a career that only takes a handful of them and even then is only good for what, ten years tops? Don't forget making billions of dollars for their school and the NCAA for a degree that's not worth the paper it's printed on, assuming they even graduate.
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raditts posted:It's a shame that the NCAA will probably stand in its current state forever, since nobody involved in college athletics wants to jeopardize their future chances of going pro. Actually a bunch of athletes are suing over image rights, and there is a lot more publicity going around about how much the players are getting shafted.
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Tatum Girlparts posted:Yea all it costs them is possible brain damage, spine damage, neck damage, pretty much every joint damage, and being 'prepared' for a career that only takes a handful of them and even then is only good for what, ten years tops? Football is a sport as dumb as the players, news at 11.
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Roxors posted:Actually a bunch of athletes are suing over image rights, and there is a lot more publicity going around about how much the players are getting shafted. Yeah, this really got a big push after EA Made a NCAA football game.
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College sports is a racket. Also, Peyton Manning is a company man.
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comes along bort posted:Way too much money on the table and pretty much every school these days is run by a business rear end in a top hat. Pretty much, no one's going to change anything because the system as it is makes schools fat stacks, so if a few poor kids gotta get their necks turned to a fine powder while being promised they're totes gonna be in the NFL draft if they just gut it out, so be it.
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Y-Hat posted:College sports is a racket. Which company, the NFL, Budweiser, or Papa Johns?
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raditts posted:Which company, the NFL, Budweiser, or Papa Johns? Yea, that one.
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France's president has a sex scandal? I thought they didn't give a poo poo about that sort of thing.Roxors posted:Actually a bunch of athletes are suing over image rights, and there is a lot more publicity going around about how much the players are getting shafted. raditts posted:Which company, the NFL, Budweiser, or Papa Johns?
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raditts posted:Don't forget making billions of dollars for their school and the NCAA for a degree that's not worth the paper it's printed on, assuming they even graduate. Actually only the top 10 or so schools make any significant money. The capital requirements to be a D1 school pretty much make it a money sink for all but the most successful schools.
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Tatum Girlparts posted:It's a shame Hollande is a golem powered by strange because he's a pretty good politician but literally nothing will be remembered besides his unending hunt for puss.
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