Blockbuster Whitlock Column

Back on topic ... We've had discussions here before about blacks using the n-word, and it sticks in my mind from something someone posted on here that they developed that particular verbal habit as a means of desensitizing themselves from the abuse they were being subjected to. I suppose on some level that's perfectly rational, but it strikes me as unnecessary now. I've always maintained that if they don't want me using that word, they shouldn't use it. But then, their experience is somewhat different from mine.

 

If you call your wife Sugar Tits, does that mean I can?

If not, your logic needs tinkering.

 

I just wanted to post this before this thread gets locked.

You, sir, are an ass. I'm a straight man but, if I could, I would find out where you live and break into your car just to give a gay guy a handjob so you can sit in the residue on your morning commute.

 

Sounds like you've been planning that a little too long.

 

Whitlock's podcast has been pretty worthless lately, but this week he has one of the authors of the ESPN book and Daulerio.

Should be interesting...

 

Art students and military personnel will tell you there are no straight lines in nature. Perhaps we have yet another assenting opinion on the matter.