Realgeorge
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<center>The most sickening pair in sports. I avoid ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption" like the plague.</font></font></center></font>
But it's hard to avoid Booby and Baldy in the Washington comPost sports section.
The primary job of these fellows in their day job, at the Washington com-Post, is to slander whites. Not just athletes, but whites.
A favorite mantra of the comPost pair is to hate the National Hockey League. "The NHL is dead" is breathed almost daily, with particular cheap shots at the local team, the Caps. The comPost, along with much of the rest of the sports media, made great hay about the NHL lockout. At the end of the lockout, the NHL came roaring back bigger and better than ever.
It's been an EXCELLENT year at the NHL. The sport is fast and fun again, lots of happy stories of good players getting recognition. Attendance is up, and TV viewership is way up, especially on the "regional" networks that carry the "local" team. Comcast Sportsnet, in particular, admits that NHL broadcasts are a huge hit this year. NHL owners are making money again.</font>
The comPost and the ZionistTimes of DC frequently lament the success of the NHL. To compensate, an occasional forlorn article saying "Hockey is dead," an obligitory shudder of disgust toward the timelessly successful sport of white man's hockey, is printed. Here's the latest Kornheiser diatribe: </font></font>
[url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/04 /03/AR2006040301731.html[/url]
Booby, go pound sand.Edited by: Realgeorge
But it's hard to avoid Booby and Baldy in the Washington comPost sports section.
The primary job of these fellows in their day job, at the Washington com-Post, is to slander whites. Not just athletes, but whites.
A favorite mantra of the comPost pair is to hate the National Hockey League. "The NHL is dead" is breathed almost daily, with particular cheap shots at the local team, the Caps. The comPost, along with much of the rest of the sports media, made great hay about the NHL lockout. At the end of the lockout, the NHL came roaring back bigger and better than ever.
It's been an EXCELLENT year at the NHL. The sport is fast and fun again, lots of happy stories of good players getting recognition. Attendance is up, and TV viewership is way up, especially on the "regional" networks that carry the "local" team. Comcast Sportsnet, in particular, admits that NHL broadcasts are a huge hit this year. NHL owners are making money again.</font>
The comPost and the ZionistTimes of DC frequently lament the success of the NHL. To compensate, an occasional forlorn article saying "Hockey is dead," an obligitory shudder of disgust toward the timelessly successful sport of white man's hockey, is printed. Here's the latest Kornheiser diatribe: </font></font>
[url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/04 /03/AR2006040301731.html[/url]
Booby, go pound sand.Edited by: Realgeorge
