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WoD doesnt believe in those statistics, which makes this a pretty big waste of time. Only evidence that supports his narrative are applicable.

I would love to see a serious overhaul of the immigration system. All we've really been doing for the last couple decades is throw up roadblocks to citizenship. That seems to be kicking into overdrive under Trump.

What if the nose job is for a deviated septum?

It amazes me that WoD still brings up Ebola even though it was an obvious case of ridiculous fearmongering.

That belongs in the alternative facts thread. http://theconversation.com/factcheck-qanda-was-lyle-shelton-right-about-transgender-people-and-a-higher-suicide-risk-after-surgery-55573

I am a bit worried about this turning the Pelicans into a powerhouse.

They are too busy driving fancy sports cars and decorating their mansions with all the money they are making off you. For shame!

This week we tackled ciders.

He could also be brilliantly driving traffic to his buddy's podcast.

It amazes me how WoD sounds exactly like all the liberals freaking out about Trump whenever he talks about Obama. Is there any awareness of that?

Obama is clearly behind all racial tension in this country, just like Trump is behind all of our immigration problems.

And yet, Bush Jr. only had two children despite the fact the Bush family wealth has probably grown tremendously. edit: I agree it is a problem that large families are connected to poverty in our current society. I just don't think the solution is for wealthy people to have more kids. I think we need less people as a whole.

The US has "no-go" zones, they are called the projects. They don't have anything to do with immigration or Islam, they have to do with economics. Also I totally disagree about children being a sign of wealth. Most societies at seems to run in the opposite, the poor pump out children at an alarming rate while the wealthy tend to keep their families small.

Back pain sucks, I've always had mild scoliosis but as I've gotten older it has become a lot easier to jack it up. I've got a massage therapist and a chiropractor I see every month, the tricky part is finding decent ones.

Darkest Dungeon has a new Radiant mode, which is basically an easy setting. It maybe defeats the purpose a bit, but I do find it enjoyable to make progress instead of facing crippling defeat at every turn.

Is it hardcore common sense though? I haven't listened to the Hardcore History podcast yet, so I feel unequipped to answer the question.

I don't know, I find I'm agreeing with Volo on this one. An apology proffered without actually doing anything wrong just validates the wrongful accusations. I guess if he'd followed the word "guerilla" with "warfare" it would still make sense in the context and maybe would not have led to the mess. But since it's a white commentator talking about a black athlete everyone still would have assumed he was being racist. I guess in that situation the commentator already has one foot in the grave and the automatic assumption is anything that might be construed in more than one way will always be construed to be racist. Because the PC mindset is all white people are racists. Personally had it been me I'd release a statement to the effect of "I'm sorry the world is such an awful place that we are all lying in wait to ambush each other or wrongs real or perceived. And I'm sorry for the shocking ignorance of the public on the nuances of the English language. I suggest you all go invest in a dictionary and if you are not going to bother to read it then you can go f--k yourself with it" But hey, that's just me. I'm not sure if that statement is going to help you get hired at ESPN.

I listened to this podcast on the way to work. I find myself agreeing with most of what he is saying. http://www.dancarlin.com/common-sense-home-landing-page/

I am sorry you feel that way, Volo.

I'd probably go with the hornet.

Well first off, I agree, because it seems that he made a decent attempt at apologizing and explaining the word. It will be an interesting case, I expect there may be more to it behind the scenes that has not been reported yet.

Referring to Serena Williams as a gorilla is not wrong? It may not have been his intention, but that is the way it came across to people. As a married man, I can tell you that the apology is much easier and cheaper than trying to justify intent. The smart play is always to apologize. People that think that makes a person weak are just stubborn at best, and typically lack a sense of empathy.

Prince and David Bowie are nothing special?

Kinda looks like a photoshop job.

The way you react to something is also a big deal, and it sounds like this reporter reacted poorly when confronted with the racial overtone of his comment. Do you think if he was genuinely apologetic and chagrined, it would have worked out the same way? That isn't a rhetorical question, I don't know enough about the specifics of the case. edit: Although the way he was approached about the comment is important as well. Was his back immediately placed against the wall over the comments? The Sarah Silverman situation is a good example here. The initial tweet seemed to be more of a joke by her, which given she is a comedian, that makes sense. But then she got defensive about it, which was a bad reaction and makes it look like she genuinely is seeing swastikas everywhere. But then you remember she is a Jewish female comic on social media, and she probably gets anti-semitic and sexist harassment on a regular basis, and it is somewhat easier to understand her reaction.