Yep. There's no money, there's no honey. Know whadda mean Vern?tlynn78 wrote:ghostjmf wrote:Just for the record (oh why am I getting into this) the girlfriend is a girlfriend, not a whore. A whore sells their sexual services for money. Just to define things here. Though you know that. There's no record, I don't think, of this girlfriend exacting a price for her services. If her boyfriend, who happens to be married, which makes him an adulterer, by definition, gives her stuff, so be it.
LOL - if you've seen photos of him, and you've seen photos of her, you'd know there was most definitely a 'price' for services rendered.
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Bob Juch wrote:I'm looking for my next contract and today am dealing with a "Kathy Wilson" who has an almost impossible to understand Indian accent.
Is Peggy her bro, er, sister?
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The word we are looking for is Hypergamy (in its broadest sense) (hee hee I said broad)tlynn78 wrote:ghostjmf wrote:Just for the record (oh why am I getting into this) the girlfriend is a girlfriend, not a whore. A whore sells their sexual services for money. Just to define things here. Though you know that. There's no record, I don't think, of this girlfriend exacting a price for her services. If her boyfriend, who happens to be married, which makes him an adulterer, by definition, gives her stuff, so be it.
LOL - if you've seen photos of him, and you've seen photos of her, you'd know there was most definitely a 'price' for services rendered.
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feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
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There have been online rumors that she will win 20 games, or at least someone will. I have no inside information about this. I was at the taping of the Decades tournament and heard no mention of Julia or any other big winner. She seems like a good player, but all regular contestants appear very beatable after watching the best of the best play each other.zachhoran1 wrote:I might get banned from the J! board if I accidentally award cyberial cigar ocho on jboard.tv to Julia Collins for being the first to win cyberial cigar ocho for winning today's J! game.
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.The Sterling story is not that we found a bigot and dragged him to the gallows in the middle of the marketplace of ideas. The Sterling story is about how there is no more privacy. We live in a world where you can share your intimate photos with your lover, and they will wind up on a "revenge porn" website.
We live in a world where our intimate conversations will be recorded and blasted to billions of listeners. We live in a world where, say a gold digger can spy on her sugar daddy, and the world says that the creepy old guy is the bad guy.
Don't get me wrong. Sterling does seem to be a bad person. But sometimes the bad person is also the victim, and he stands in for us. As you applaud Stiviano for bringing the racist old man's views to light, consider if it were you speaking to a woman friend in what you thought was a private conversation
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feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
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I'm not convinced a bigot was even found. Bigot being a relative term and measured against the mores of a person's peers and acquaintances. Observing the language, culture and behaviors of every NBA associate (owner, coach, player, cheerleader, mascot, etc.) was what Sterling said really off? Will we ban for life every player (or rapper) who calls white folks "cracker"? Probably will have to cancel this year's Finals.themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:The Sterling story is not that we found a bigot and dragged him to the gallows in the middle of the marketplace of ideas.
This is similar to the cacellation of a Cinco de Mayo fundraiser at Dartmouth because a single "Mexican-born, United-States-raised, first-generation woman of color" felt is was offensive. Folks not wanting to appear racists or be called names all piled on "Yeah, she's right." If ONE person is offended, everything must stop and the offender punished.
BTW, the fundraiser was to help reserach some childhood disease, I forget which one, but somewhere, some kid won't get the treatment he or she needs, but this single individual's feelings were spared.
Lord help us if the Irish ever sober up and get offended at St. Patrick's Day.
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I see what you did thereBackInTex wrote: Lord help us if the Irish ever sober up and get offended at St. Patrick's Day.
Suitguy is not bitter.
feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
feels he represents the many educated and rational onlookers who believe that the hysterical denouncement of lay scepticism is both unwarranted and counter-productive
The problem, then, is that such calls do not address an opposition audience so much as they signal virtue. They talk past those who need convincing. They ignore actual facts and counterargument. And they are irreparably smug.
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Why are American students celebrating a Mexican holiday? It's another thing if a Mexican restaurant does. Note it was the fraternity that cancelled it, not the university.BackInTex wrote:I'm not convinced a bigot was even found. Bigot being a relative term and measured against the mores of a person's peers and acquaintances. Observing the language, culture and behaviors of every NBA associate (owner, coach, player, cheerleader, mascot, etc.) was what Sterling said really off? Will we ban for life every player (or rapper) who calls white folks "cracker"? Probably will have to cancel this year's Finals.themanintheseersuckersuit wrote:The Sterling story is not that we found a bigot and dragged him to the gallows in the middle of the marketplace of ideas.
This is similar to the cancellation of a Cinco de Mayo fundraiser at Dartmouth because a single "Mexican-born, United-States-raised, first-generation woman of color" felt is was offensive. Folks not wanting to appear racists or be called names all piled on "Yeah, she's right." If ONE person is offended, everything must stop and the offender punished.
BTW, the fundraiser was to help research some childhood disease, I forget which one, but somewhere, some kid won't get the treatment he or she needs, but this single individual's feelings were spared.
Lord help us if the Irish ever sober up and get offended at St. Patrick's Day.
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When is cinquo de Mayo?
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It was May 5th last year. I haven't check for this year yet.macrae1234 wrote:When is cinquo de Mayo?
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It depends on the calendar. I think its always the first day after the 4th day of the month. The majority of the time in May.rayxtwo wrote:It was May 5th last year. I haven't check for this year yet.macrae1234 wrote:When is cinquo de Mayo?
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Just one day old, and already this single thread has covered the topics of racism, basketball history, double standards, whores, Jeopardy champions, demographically friendly aliases, and now Cinco de Mayo....
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Vandal wrote:Everything a great thread needs, except:
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I haven't spoken yet. It isn't dead.MinisterOfPropaganda wrote:Vandal wrote:Everything a great thread needs, except:
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Beebs52 wrote:I haven't spoken yet. It isn't dead.MinisterOfPropaganda wrote:Vandal wrote:Everything a great thread needs, except:
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As Minister of Propaganda, I hereby declare this thread to be terminated, with extreme prejudice.
Carry on.
Well, it certainly will be after you are done boring us all to death....
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Anyone with any sort of recognition of current life things,...can't possibly not think the "girlfriend" is not a whore. NTTAWWT. And, any private business can do whatever they want to rid themselves of scumbags, which the NBA is doing. Sterling is a maggot. But, I will wager he may sue or something because a taped conversation was leaked to tmz , a TOTALLY reputable site..., and his supposed due process was coopted by the media immediately. Y'all better not be calling people wingnuts etc and own ateam anytime soon. And I realize this was payback for actual past "acting out" of rental discrimination, etc. Just he careful whatyou say and think your arguments out.
Well, then
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Apparently he has admitted that the tape is authentic, so I don't see that any additional due process would have helped him. --BobBeebs52 wrote:Anyone with any sort of recognition of current life things,...can't possibly not think the "girlfriend" is not a whore. NTTAWWT. And, any private business can do whatever they want to rid themselves of scumbags, which the NBA is doing. Sterling is a maggot. But, I will wager he may sue or something because a taped conversation was leaked to tmz , a TOTALLY reputable site..., and his supposed due process was coopted by the media immediately. Y'all better not be calling people wingnuts etc and own ateam anytime soon. And I realize this was payback for actual past "acting out" of rental discrimination, etc. Just he careful whatyou say and think your arguments out.
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I'm really starting to think this does her an injustice. She has been adamant that her relationship with Sterling has never been sexual, and apparently for years after she met him she continued to cook at food trucks at filming sites. It's also been confirmed (by her supervisor) that she spent a fair amount of time volunteering to help victims of domestic violence. --BobBackInTex wrote:Let's call the 'girlfriend' what she is...a whore. If we are calling Sterling a racist for private comments between him and his whore the certainly we can call her a whore.earendel wrote:And what about his wife - how does she fit in to all this?christie1111 wrote:So is the supposed girlfriend still a girlfriend?
That part so confuses me.
Racist but his girlfriend is black/hispanic.
And is she the one that made the tape public?
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She's also adamant that Sterling is not a racist.Bob78164 wrote: She has been adamant that her relationship with Sterling has never been sexual
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The laws vary from state to state whether it's legal for a private party to tape a private conversation with another private party without the second party's consent (which is why they always remind you that your call is being recorded for "quality assurance" purposes).Bob78164 wrote: Apparently he has admitted that the tape is authentic, so I don't see that any additional due process would have helped him. --Bob
Also, issues of "due process" and "freedom of speech" are not germane here. Those only apply to the government taking action. No governmental body taped Sterling and no governmental body is looking to punish or censor him for what he said. It's a private organization (the NBA) that Sterling voluntarily joined when he bought the Clippers that's taking punitive action against him, and whether and to what extent they can properly do so depends on the various governing documents involved. If they are seeking a remedy against him that is unjustified, he can refuse to co-operate and the issue will go to civil court (or file an action himself for relief).
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In California both parties' consent is required, but she has consistently said that he knew he was being taped and consented. He hasn't yet said otherwise. --Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:The laws vary from state to state whether it's legal for a private party to tape a private conversation with another private party without the second party's consent (which is why they always remind you that your call is being recorded for "quality assurance" purposes).Bob78164 wrote: Apparently he has admitted that the tape is authentic, so I don't see that any additional due process would have helped him. --Bob
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If Sterling knew he was being recorded and still said those things, then he has brought stupidity to a whole new level. Not even Moe, Larry, and Curly were that dumb.Bob78164 wrote:In California both parties' consent is required, but she has consistently said that he knew he was being taped and consented. He hasn't yet said otherwise. --Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:The laws vary from state to state whether it's legal for a private party to tape a private conversation with another private party without the second party's consent (which is why they always remind you that your call is being recorded for "quality assurance" purposes).Bob78164 wrote: Apparently he has admitted that the tape is authentic, so I don't see that any additional due process would have helped him. --Bob
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I'm curious. Has he said anything since this whole affair became public?Bob78164 wrote: He hasn't yet said otherwise. --Bob
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Richard Nixon was. --Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:If Sterling knew he was being recorded and still said those things, then he has brought stupidity to a whole new level. Not even Moe, Larry, and Curly were that dumb.Bob78164 wrote:In California both parties' consent is required, but she has consistently said that he knew he was being taped and consented. He hasn't yet said otherwise. --Bobsilverscreenselect wrote:
The laws vary from state to state whether it's legal for a private party to tape a private conversation with another private party without the second party's consent (which is why they always remind you that your call is being recorded for "quality assurance" purposes).
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