Some people just don't get it.

If you think Don Imus has some decision problems, check out Lastings Milledge.
Milledge, rehabbing in Triple A ball for the New York Mets, has a rap song that frequently uses the N-word, and calls women the B-word and "ho's" in a song titled "Bend Ya Knees".

"He's lost his mind," City Councilman Leroy Comrie (D-Queens) told the New York Daily News. "I don't understand how he could, in the spirit of Jackie Robinson, put out music that's so vile, using some of the worst words in music."

Milledge is the CEO of Soul-ja Boi records and performs with rapper Manny D.

A rightfielder drafted by the Mets with the 12th overall pick in the 2003 amateur draft, Milledge hasn't exactly had the kind of past that has anyone rooting for him. He was expelled in 2003 from Northside Christian School in St. Petersburg, Fla., for having sex with a 15-year-old. Last year, he didn't exactly endear himself to teammates by his actions, which included high-fiving with fans after hitting a home run.

But this latest act could be the final straw.

"We disapprove of the content, language and message of this recording, which does not represent the views of the New York Mets," the team said in a statement.

Milledge wouldn't talk about his recording career to the New York Daily News when asked, saying he wanted to instead concentrate on his baseball career.

 

Fuck Comrie, that grandstanding fool. What the fuck does that sentence mean? What makes him think anything Milledge wrote was "in the spirit of Jackie Robinson?" What the fuck does Jackie Robinson have to do with Lastings Millege other than a similar skin pigment and occupation?

I don't even know why he would be quoted in a story about a baseball player writing a rap song, much less be the first person quoted in said story.

 

Thanks, D_Bootsie

 

Ummmmm ... Same thing's on the Sports and News channel.

 

Priceless, BBAM

 

I'm not hip to the acronyms. Please translate

 

What he said:

 

how about translating so that the message won't be misunderstood. Thanks in advance.

 

Did you bother to click on the link?

 

I have to say no. I did not see the link.

 

Of course you didn't.
Go back to making up stories about women you think your hand is.