Just now, Alphagrand said:

Listen — for someone who runs off crying every time your feelings get hurt, you always sling judgmental crap towards others with alarming speed.  My initial response to you was as polite as I’m gonna get.  
 

I own every comment I make on here; I’ll give you some free advice and encourage you to do the same.  Perhaps some self awareness and reflection would help you out.

Now put me on your ignore list and F off.

OK.

When I see clark, I just see basketball player. I dont even think about rating her looks. She has no appeal to me to even register that, and at the same time, shes not ugly either. If I have to rate her I think shes about as average as it gets. I dont think shes pretty, or ugly. I just think shes a really good basketball player who would lose 1 on 1 vs. Cooper DeJean.

I’ve forgotten how to put someone on ignore, it’s been so long. Since I’m told to do it I should. But how?

1 minute ago, just relax said:

I’ve forgotten how to put someone on ignore, it’s been so long. Since I’m told to do it I should. But how?

 

Just now, HazletonEagle said:

When I see clark, I just see basketball player. I dont even think about rating her looks. She has no appeal to me to even register that, and at the same time, shes not ugly either. If I have to rate her I think shes about as average as it gets. I dont think shes pretty, or ugly. I just think shes a really good basketball player who would lose 1 on 1 vs. Cooper DeJean.

 

Landon Dickerson could likely beat her at BB.  I love watching her though because she was dominant with her shooting in college and I'm sure she will eventually take over in the WNBA when Indiana (worst team in league) builds around her.  That said I have no doubt Landon Dickerson or even someone like Rick Lovato could beat her one on one.  I'll always remember how a fat, drugged up and drunk Artie Lange beat one of the best college women basketball players at the time one on one.

 

 

 

Caitlin Clark drains balls at an elite level.

Bonus points awarded.

15 minutes ago, just relax said:

I’ve forgotten how to put someone on ignore, it’s been so long. Since I’m told to do it I should. But how?

 

I just put on the Knicks/Pacers game, and this thought just stunned me. One of these two teams is going to do something the 6ers have not been able to do in the past 8 years of the Embiid era, and move on past the 2nd round of the NBA playoffs.

The Knicks. Or the Pacers.

Those teams suck. (I know not this year. But in general....)

And one of them is going to make it over the hump that the 6ers can not get past.

https://x.com/ZBerm/status/1791112969058680922 Michael clay participating in the NFLs coach accelerator program.

https://x.com/BrandonGowton/status/1791622765822280074 DeJean and other rookies at Phillies game tonight.

Barkley watching Tiger Woods

31 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

 

Thank you. Duly noted.

5 minutes ago, just relax said:

Thank you. Duly noted.

Youre welcome. I have tried ignoring a poster during the season when his game time posts are so far ahead of my TV. And somehow, I couldnt get it to work.

But, I also ignore a lot of people, most of the time. Without needing to use the ignore feature.

4 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

I just put on the Knicks/Pacers game, and this thought just stunned me. One of these two teams is going to do something the 6ers have not been able to do in the past 8 years of the Embiid era, and move on past the 2nd round of the NBA playoffs.

The Knicks. Or the Pacers.

Those teams suck. (I know not this year. But in general....)

And one of them is going to make it over the hump that the 6ers can not get past.

Infuriating

Gross

32 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Gross

Yeah, don't like this at all.

13 hours ago, ToastJenkins said:

Its nonsense to not make the cop look like an over reacting dumbarse. Which doesnt pass the smell test

Sounds to me like Scheffler thought the rules didn't apply to him, because he is a professional golfer going to a golf course and could disregard police directions at the scene of a fatal accident.    What would it have cost him to stop, listen and follow the directions he was given?  Zero.  All it takes is a little respect and compassion for others.   Apparently, that's not something he had to offer.

12 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Imagine what most people would do to get around an accident holding up traffic, if they had millions of dollars on the line and needed to get somewhere in a timely fashion to get that money.

And this played no part in it.  He wasn't in a time crunch to tee off.  

10 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

And this played no part in it.  He wasn't in a time crunch to tee off.  

Im sure golfers dont just have to show up right at tee time.

14 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Sounds to me like Scheffler thought the rules didn't apply to him, because he is a professional golfer going to a golf course and could disregard police directions at the scene of a fatal accident.    What would it have cost him to stop, listen and follow the directions he was given?  Zero.  All it takes is a little respect and compassion for others.   Apparently, that's not something he had to offer.

This is an incredibly dumb take, but you do you

13 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

And this played no part in it.  He wasn't in a time crunch to tee off.  

Except they show up hours before tee off to workout, stretch, eat etc and thats before the range

5 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Except they show up hours before tee off to workout, stretch, eat etc and thats before the range

And 5 minutes would have ruined everything.

6 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

This is an incredibly dumb take, but you do you

Ironically, I thought the same about yours.   There's no excuse for disobeying the traffic rules.  He was wrong.   Whether the police officer handled his disobedience the right way or not is a separate issue.   There would have been no issue, had Scheffler done the right thing and obeyed the directions given by the police at the scene.  

10 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Im sure golfers dont just have to show up right at tee time.

Cell phones exist.   "Hey, I'm caught in the traffic by what appears to be an accident just outside the entrance.  So I might be a few minutes later than expected."   

 

That's hard to do?   The PGA pushes back tee times due to weather issues all the time, you don't think a fatal accident at the entrance to the course would be a situation where they could offer a little grace?