BigRedFan

I'm guessing that Grey and Vito don't give a rat's ass about the time that Flo is starting their broadcast. Rather, they want to know when Vito will be hitting the mat. Sounds like 4:50ET (although I'll *still* be checking at 4:20ET).

He can't pay me enough to listen to him, or visit his podcast or whatever it is that he does.

"Should I air it all out?" screams "attention whore."

Just curious about some of the Cornell (duh) standouts. Yianni with a 111-2 overall record, and only five OT matches (only one in NCAA tournament with McKenna). He never went to rideouts, winning all five in SV-1. Vito 92-9, only one OT match also won in SV-1. On the other hand, Gabe Dean was in five SV-1 matches, and six TB-1 or TB-2 matches.

You have never seen professional-level eating until you've seen the weight men (shotputters, discus throwers, hammer throwers) eat at an all-you-can eat buffet on a road trip. We ate at an all-you-could-fit-on-a-plate cafeteria (IIRC, NC State?), and their architectural skills were incredible (pro tip: dark meat chicken quarters are very stable bases).

Grok was making blatantly antisemitic comments and was actually praising Hitler (calling itself MechaHitler at one point?). From the BBC:

Triathlete: Curler: 11-time world champion canoer: Boxer: Tennis player:

For me, it's not even his attitude (although his attitude informs his behavior). If you tell a mom that her child is ugly, it doesn't matter whether you believe it or not, or even if it is actually true: you're still an a**hole.

This is not ad hominem? I give up. I can't compete with your superior intellect.

It's well known that when someone resorts to ad hominem attacks, they've lost their argument.

Too bad they couldn't figure out how to correctly rank Ivy greyshirt freshmen. For instance, at 149 Jaxon Joy (who went 29-1 last year) pinned Hibler. At 165 Louis Cerchio (who went 29-6) beat Myers and majored Taylor.

Accurate from my perspective. The (internet) expression "<insert person/group> would like a word" has never meant "<person/group> literally takes offense at this particular statement." A stupid example would be if I said "Kyle Dake is the only Cornell wrestler to win four NCAA titles," then someone would come back with "Yianni would like a word" without it meaning that Yianni ever saw me make that statement.

My apologies for wrongly thinking you were defending what you originally wrote, when it was BAC who wondered where all the hate came from. Everything I wrote still stands if you correct the references to you. You don't think that Muslims would take offense at Brooks' calling the Prophet Mohammed a false prophet? And you still think that was just a "quip?"